As most of my readers and followers are aware, when I am not writing travel articles, I am shamelessly promoting my online stores, cartoons, or writing about dogs, health products, depression, spirituality, et al. I am not a distributor of anything but my own cartoon merchandise and an article here and there. Certainly not network marketing health products, and I've never even seen or read about one that impressed me....until now.
Something happened the other day that I felt important to mention. I met a wonderful woman in my hometown, a bright mother of two, who started talking about limu moui. I hadn't a clue of what she was telling me. She was very patient and full of good information. A professional in every since of the word.
She told me she had become a distributor for this new health product that could be one of the, if not the most powerful immune system booster and healer on the planet. Of course I was skeptical as you can imagine. I've been studying herbology, vitamins, etc. for decades. What was this limu moui?
I then visited her website and watched the short video which contained the news reports, many of which I had already seen. The website was full of good informative information. The music was a bit much but I overlooked that, given the valuable information I was getting.
This is The Original Company that harvests it, not a "Johnny come lately" who may or may not be as knowledgeable. Positive double-blind independent research was shown from various sources (of course I double check/googled) them to discover they were, indeed done. Not only that but several hundred more, all showing glowing results; that is, to boost the immune system, and, most likely, have reverse aging qualities. But all from a Tonga Island brown seaweed? Oh please!
In my early work years, I was employed in the health food industry for a short while. I learned very early on that much of it was based on company hype rather than fact. I breathed a sigh of relief after seeing all the scientific tests and hoops this fucoidan, made from Tongan brown seaweed and made into a tasty juice called Limu, had to jump through. And it is tasty, by the way, due to the pear, apple and mango addition combo, I imagine.
Sheila makes no medical claims regarding the product, only that it benefits her and tastes quite good (and there are big-time money making opportunities in it, especially given all the research and national media attention)
Though some might call Limu "pricey", I looked at the price and, compared with many health food products that offer much less, and do not have the thumbs up from the medical and science community, it is actually relatively inexpensive, and, can probably make up for the price in a matter of month, sans more doctor bills for (name your pain du jour).
For Sheila, selling Limu is more of a labor of love. She holds down a 9-5 job also and supports two teenage children, one in college. I salute her for it. She is also very savvy. She understands the product seems to sell itself in that the media domino effect keeps its engine running.
I told her my past experience in network marketing was not positive. Of course at that time, there was no Internet to blog, ping, do article marketing etc. Plus I did not have a highly endorsed product. She does.
This is the kind of product that everyone wants. I feel they've been awaiting it. And, at 53, believe me one does start thinking about their immune system. Even if they tell you they are not. Talk to Sheila today, I encourage you (after watching the video) and give this amazing product a try. This is one of those few that I believe may be the "real thing". Go for it!
Something happened the other day that I felt important to mention. I met a wonderful woman in my hometown, a bright mother of two, who started talking about limu moui. I hadn't a clue of what she was telling me. She was very patient and full of good information. A professional in every since of the word.
She told me she had become a distributor for this new health product that could be one of the, if not the most powerful immune system booster and healer on the planet. Of course I was skeptical as you can imagine. I've been studying herbology, vitamins, etc. for decades. What was this limu moui?
I then visited her website and watched the short video which contained the news reports, many of which I had already seen. The website was full of good informative information. The music was a bit much but I overlooked that, given the valuable information I was getting.
This is The Original Company that harvests it, not a "Johnny come lately" who may or may not be as knowledgeable. Positive double-blind independent research was shown from various sources (of course I double check/googled) them to discover they were, indeed done. Not only that but several hundred more, all showing glowing results; that is, to boost the immune system, and, most likely, have reverse aging qualities. But all from a Tonga Island brown seaweed? Oh please!
In my early work years, I was employed in the health food industry for a short while. I learned very early on that much of it was based on company hype rather than fact. I breathed a sigh of relief after seeing all the scientific tests and hoops this fucoidan, made from Tongan brown seaweed and made into a tasty juice called Limu, had to jump through. And it is tasty, by the way, due to the pear, apple and mango addition combo, I imagine.
Sheila makes no medical claims regarding the product, only that it benefits her and tastes quite good (and there are big-time money making opportunities in it, especially given all the research and national media attention)
Though some might call Limu "pricey", I looked at the price and, compared with many health food products that offer much less, and do not have the thumbs up from the medical and science community, it is actually relatively inexpensive, and, can probably make up for the price in a matter of month, sans more doctor bills for (name your pain du jour).
For Sheila, selling Limu is more of a labor of love. She holds down a 9-5 job also and supports two teenage children, one in college. I salute her for it. She is also very savvy. She understands the product seems to sell itself in that the media domino effect keeps its engine running.
I told her my past experience in network marketing was not positive. Of course at that time, there was no Internet to blog, ping, do article marketing etc. Plus I did not have a highly endorsed product. She does.
This is the kind of product that everyone wants. I feel they've been awaiting it. And, at 53, believe me one does start thinking about their immune system. Even if they tell you they are not. Talk to Sheila today, I encourage you (after watching the video) and give this amazing product a try. This is one of those few that I believe may be the "real thing". Go for it!
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Nothing is so rare than for the scientific and medical research community to agree on a health product having strong medical benefits. Limu Juice is one such product. Before you buy, contact Sheila Parrish limu fucoidan This article is available as a unique content article with free reprint rights.
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