Juice company saturation...What about the next generation?
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I can certainly understand your question/concerns about juice saturation with great companies like Mona Vie, Xango, TNI, Etc already in place. I felt the same way when we were first approached by Someone about Exfuze. We live in Utah, where just about every network marketing company in the world comes from. We have TNI - (Tahitiian Noni), Mona- Vie, Xango, Goyi and Zrii all headquartered within 20 miles of our home. Needless to say in the 4 years we have been here, we have been approached multipe times by all of them.
Here is what I found out after learning more about Exfuze:
The companies mentioned above are all made from concentrate. This means the "superfood" they offer has been freeze dried, ground up in a powder and then rehydrated. The problem is what these companies are rehdyrating with. We call them "junk" or "filler" juices. Basically juice that you can buy over the counter for a significantly lower price. In many cases you are paying top dollar for pear or apple juice with a small amount of the "superfood". Then, they have to pasteurize, (high heat) the mixture to eliminate any bacteria that may have formed. During the heating process the nutritional value of the fruits are somewhat diminished. Not completely, but far less than what it could be. This really hasn't been an issue because this is how it's always been done - until now.
Exfuze stands for Extracts fused together. We are the first company to develope a proprietary, patented extraction process. We actually go into the fruit and extract out the nutrients we want in liquid form. We then ship those liquids direct to our formulators here in the states where Seven+ is made. The end result is the purest, most natural form of "superfoods" available. Our juice is 100% organic, natural and free of any junk or filler juices. The end result is we have a juice with an Orac Count of 51,000 per liter. That is twice that of any of the companies mentioned above. They always say the proof is in the pudding! I could go imuch more in depth on this process about how during the extraction process the nutrients are broken down into the smallest bio-available form for ingestion, or how our cost per serving is .25% of that of our competitors. (because it's potency), but to save time and not bore you let me just say, our technology is light years ahead of any of our competitors. The best analogy I can give you is It's like comparing a Cassette tape player to an Ipod.
Here is what got me. We are the FIRST company to combine all seven of the worlds superfoods into one juice! The question I would ask is why take one when you can have all Seven+? The companies mentioned above are all great companies. However; they have all been succesful building around one superfood. Xango has mangosteen. Mona Vie has Acai. TNI has Noni. Goyin has Goji. Exfuze has all of them! it just makes sense! There is already a built in market for these juices. We dont have to go prove any of these ingredients, as that has already been done. If you look at what Mona Vie has accomplshed in 4 years, they are already a billion dollar company. That is huge! What that tells us is there is a HUGE market for these type of juices. There is a definite paradigm shift taking place in the health and wellness industry. The number one concern that baby boomers have is fighting the effects of the aging process. Exfuze is positioned at the forefront of it!
Then there is the timing! I learned very early on in my career that if you can find a company in it's infancy, that has all of the characteristics of a being the next billion dollar company, get involved and go to work for the next 12-18 months and you will be very glad you did. This company just launched 6 months ago, and we have less than 10,000 distributors in the world wide. It is estimated that we will have over 200,000 within the next 12-18 months. When you have that type of momentum, fortunes can be made for those that go to work. Please dont misunderstand me, it's not a get rich get quick scheme. It takes work and you get back what you out into it. Treat it like a hobby and it will cost you like a hobby. Again, the opportunity exists for those that recognize it and embrace it. Could you imagine getting involved with a company like Mona Vie before everyone knew who they were? They have over 1 million distriibutors globally. Think about if you would have gotten in early with that company. The timing could not be any better with Exfuze.
In close, what I will tell you is all the signs are there that this company will be the next big boy. We have a unique product, a revolutionary new technology, incredible leadership, a billion dollar backing, flawless compensation and the timing couldnt be any better. Not just with the company. Look at what is going on in the world around you. Never before have more people been looking for an extra source of income, and they dont know where to find it. Exfuze can be the answer to so many peoples troubles - both finacially as well as with their health and wellness!
If you would like to learn more about Exfuze click on this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb6JHcdK0BU
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Correction
Hi, Travis!
While I'm not sure about the other products you mentioned, I do know for a fact that Xango is not made from a concentrate. This can be confirmed on www.xango.com and click on "Drink", then "Bottle", then on "Supplement Facts for Xango Juice", which is the bottle label. You'll see that the first ingredient is "whole mangosteen puree".
Have a wonderful day!
Best regards,
Lisa
Thanks for your response.
Hi Lisa;
Thanks for your response. You are correct, the "first" ingredient is mangosteen puree. However; if you keep reading what you will find is a long list of "junk" filler concerntrated juices that make up the majority of the juice that you are drinking. Here is a list of ingredients for you, of which almost all of them are from concerntrate.
The ingredients in Xango are:
In addition, please note that there is SODIUM BENZOATE in this product. How bad is this stuff? For your own benefit, just type that in to your subject line and ready all of the studies on how harmful this preservative is. When finished, then type in Xanthom Gum and again read the studies on this "thickening agent". You can also do the same with Pectin.
Yes it is true, the Mangosteen is a "puree" and no it does not appear to be heated. But if you think you are drinking 100% pure mangosteen that is far from the case. You are paying a pretty penny to buy a juice that largely contains concentrated juice that can be bought over the counter anywhere.
I am not saying Xango is bad. In fact Mangosteen is great! Xango is a great company! We are thankful for what they have accomplished. My only point is why drink just mangosteen when you can have mangosteen, plus 6 other of the worlds most powerful superfoods in one juice, with absolutely no "junk" or "filler juices" like what you have listed above. Furthermore; why drink a juice that has a poison like Sodium Benzoate or Xanthom gum?
This process of using primarily concentrated juice has been the only way ...Until now. Exfuze is the next generation of functional beverages. Again the proof is in the pudding. The orac counts are twice that of Xango. The cost per serving is significantly lower. It replaces your vitamin and mineral, no Sodium Benzoate, Xanthom gum thickners, it's 100% natural, organic and we use a vegetable based preservative.
There really is no question that Exfuze is a new the new and improved juice. It is no wonder why Exfuze have exploded on to the map in Japan and the US. Canada coming in weeks. They are what many are calling THE NEXT GENERATION OF FUNCTIONAL BEVERAGES!
For more information on Exfuze's Seven Plus, go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb6JHcdK0BU
To learn more about Travis you can go to www.squidoo.com/travisflaherty
In the spirit of Success,
Travis A. Flaherty
Exfuze Director - Mastermind Alliance
Travis@gleadz.com
More Corrections
Hi again, Travis!
I don't know where you're getting your information from, but there are no concentrates in the juice. It consists of whole fruit juices and purees. That's what the bottle label says, not what you have quoted above.
Here is a quote from the Xango site:
What are the ingredients in XanGo Juice?
Rich in xanthones, the mangosteen pericarp helps to provide the nutrient power found in XanGo Juice while the pulp adds incredible flavor. XanGo Juice is made from a puree of the whole fruit that includes the rind, pulp and seeds. A few additional natural fruit juices are blended, according to a proprietary formula, to round off the flavor of the mangosteen rind and create XanGo Juice’s unique taste.
The producer of Xango is Wild Flavors. And the producer of Exfuze is?
Concerning the sodium benzoate (from the Xango site):
Are there any preservatives in XanGo Juice?
Sodium benzoate is added to ensure the safety of XanGo. Sodium benzoate carries the GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) designation by the FDA. It is used as an antimicrobial agent in very small amounts, and is added as part of the world-recognized Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) in food and beverage processing.
Concerning Pectin (from Wikipedia):
Pectins, including high and low -ester and amidated, are used in food all over the world. At the FAO/WHO joint Expert Committee on Food Additives and in the EU, no numerical acceptable daily intake (ADI) has been set, as pectin is considered safe.[6]
In the US, pectin is GRAS – Generally recognized as safe. In most foods it can be used according to good manufacturing practices in the levels needed for its application, “quantum satis”.
Concerning Xanthan Gum (also from Wikipedia):
History
It was discovered by an extensive research effort by Allene Rosalind Jeanes and her research team at the United States Department of Agriculture, which involved the screening of a large number of biopolymers for their potential uses. It was brought into commercial production by the Kelco Company under the trade name Kelzan in the early 1960s. (Whistler p. 486) It was approved for use in foods after extensive animal testing for toxicity in 1968. It is accepted as a safe food additive in the USA, Canada and Europe, with E number E415.
I have celiac disease and use xanthan gum in all my baked products. It is not a poison.
Finally, Xango is six years old, has cummulative sales of well over $1 billion, and has reached the benchmark of 1 million distributors. It's quality, credibility, and integrity are obvious.
Best wishes,
Lisa
Here is some factual research for you.
Linda,
It appears you are getting your information from Xango. Of course they arent going to add the word concerntrate at the end of each ingredient, they dont have to! This is a dietary supplement that is not governed by the FDA. They can put what they want on the label. It's no secret that Xango is made mostly from concentrate. All you have to do is type "Xango Ingredients" into any search enginge and you will have all the evidence you need. Here are a few sources for you; (Some of which are xango distributors)
http://www.the-mysterious-mangosteen.com/xango-ingredients.html
http://www.calciumsupreme.com/site/525253/page/207990
Please understand my purpose is not to diminish the process of using a concerntrate, or Xango for that matter. They are a great company and have done amazing things. We are thankful that they paved the way for a new and improved product to come along. My point there really is no comparison between a juice made largely from concentrate verses one made with 100% extracts. Again the proof is in the science! Exfuze has an ORAC count twice that of any of our competitors - including Xango. Our serving size is less than 1oz instead of 2-4 oz which brings the cost per serving down by more than half. This is a direct result of using pure extacts verses pulp and a mixture of concentrated juice. The old way wasnt bad, the new way is simply better~!
On to Sodium Benzoate. I see you got your information from the Xango site. Your trust in a company that has made billions off of their forumla prior to the release of these studies concerns me. The recent studies on the harm of Sodium Benzoate have been all over the place. Wouldn't you think Xango has to do everything they can to protect their image after these studies came out. Of course! They stand to lose quite a bit otherwise while they figure out what to do next. Sodium benzoate when imixed with vitamins...particularly Vitamin C produces a very bad toxin balled Bispehenyl Y. The position Xango has chosen to take is if you take small dosages of sodium this toxin it isnt harmful. It's only in larger dosages (over 1 ml) that harm occurs. SO, if there is .99 ml then apparently that is OK right???? Here is my point, would you drink poison so long as small amounts wouldnt hurt you just to get your vitamins? OF COURSE NOT RIGHT. Not if there is another option. Linda, please do some reasearch on this instead of relying on the contents of a bottle that is not FDA approved. This is really bad stuff, small dosages or not! Here are a few articles you should read to help you better make the right decision for you and your famiy.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-wellbeing/health-news/caution-some-soft-drinks-may-seriously-harm-your-health-450593.html
http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1181971
http://www.dancewithshadows.com/business/pharma/soft-drink-health.asp
My concerns with Xanthom Gums and Pectin is what is the purpose of adding to this drink? The answer is they have to thicken the juice back up because they dont want the appearance of a highly concentrated juice. This way, when people drink the juice it appears they are getting the thickness direct from the fruit - which is not the case. For an all natural drink there are some things in here that make you wonder a bit.
Definition: "Pectin" used in drug manufacturing and cuisine as a thickening or gelling agent. In drugs, it's an inactive ingredient with no therapeutic effect.
Linda, in conclusion I will tell you I have been in the industry for awhile, had some good success and also have friends that are very high up in the food chain in this industry. One of which founded one of the largest network marketing companies in the world 25years ago. He is now one of the highest ranked network marketers in the world. He is my business partner and close freind in the industry, and knows quite about how these things work. He and I both chose to come to Exfuze because we realized how powerful a company would be that uses all of the most popular and abundant superfoods on the planet in one juice. Also, because of the revolutionary technology we are the only company to work with Extracts, which are the most complete form of the nutrients available. It is because of these things that we are already one of the fastest growing companies in the US, and the fastest in Canada. As I have stated already several times, Xango has been a great product...despite some of their weakness's that have been pointed out. My question to you I will leave you to ponder is why would you pay more for a drink that isn't a potent, only one superfood, includes a toxin that many studies show is harmful for you, and is made mostly from concentrate?
If you would like to learn more about Exfuze's Seven+ you can go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb6JHcdK0BU
In the spirit of success,
Travis Flaherty
Go Easy Linda
Take it easy on him, he is trying to sell his product which he has studied. His facts on the others is VERY lacking.
Yes some of the juices use other juices that are not considered "superfruits". In most cases these juices are added for flavor. Exfuse does this also.
Exfuse is not the only juice to use multiople super fruits, in fact it wasn't even the first. Goyin uses 16 different superfruits and herbs and is put together from a medically proven formula. I don't know from the producers but the Exfuze distributor that recruited me said it was a bunch of good things put together. Someone needs to know that two good things put together may or may not do the same good things. That is why Exfuse turned down the chance to have an independent scientific study done. Maybe the results would be bad.
Goyin is also distibuted by Genesis Pure, which also has available most of the superfruit juices in single form. Not a blend, so if you know you need mangosteen or acai more than the others you can get just that. You don't have to buy the blend, which is all Exfuze offers at this time.
Exfuze is a good product from what I have seen, but like most distributors Travis only learns about his product. And likes to talk about the others whether he has the facts or not. So go easy.
It all boils down to the "My product is better than your Product
Don't fall into the trap of the product game, if any one of the 5 Pillars for Success are missing, the product itself won't make a bit of difference. Check my profile for the free education links and knowledge on the 5 Pillars Model for Success! Put down your bottles, pick up a book!