Zrii Juice - Is Zrii a Scam? - Zrii Scam Review

Zrii juice is a strange name with some strange ingredients but what does it do and how can it be profitable from a business standpoint. Is Zrii juice a super powerful health drink with the backing of big names like Deepak Chopra or is it just another health scam with boasts of century’s old health benefits. 

The Company

Zrii was started by Bill Farley, a experienced business entrepreneur who is credited with helping to create many brand names like Lucchese, Gitano, BVD and Fruit of the Loom. Bill also is known for advising celebrities, CEO’s, atheletes and leaders to master prosperity in their fields. Bill Launched Zrii in October of 2007. 

The company’s executive leaders were selected specifically for their experience in network marketing to help produce a company that could create a vision and stability. Bills personal friendship with Dr. Deepak Chopra was part of the inspiration for the product. A starting point for the production of Zrii was asking Deepak Chopra if he had to choose one fruit to eat for the rest of his life what would it be. The answer was amalaki, the main ingredient of the 7 included in Zrii juice. This close relationship and the fact that Deepak personally recommended the main ingredient probably helped with the Chopra Center for Wellbeing endorsing Zrii juice.

The Product

Zrii Juice is a synergistic blend of 7 ingredients. schizandra, turmeric, tulsi, amalaki, jujube, haritaki and ginger. The blend is based on 5000 years of ayurvedic practice (holistic healing using botanicals and herbs originating in India). The juice is, according to the web site, a delicious liquid nutritional beverage that brings rejuvenation, health and vitality to your life. Zrii is 100% natural, has no preservatives and is good for the whole family.

It’s recommended you drink 1-3 ounces a day but 3 ounces for best results. The cost to consume 3 ounces a day would be about $125 a month per person taking the product. 

Conclusion

While Zrii juice has very good health benefits and is not a scam, the average person would have a very difficult time producing a significant income from the business opportunity. The expense of the product limits the number of people willing and financially able to purchase the product on a regular basis. Also, the entire business is based upon one product, giving the distributor little flexibility when it comes to the customer base available to sell to. Like most mlm companies the compensation plan requires large numbers of recruits to begin creating lasting success in your organization and because of the difficulty in finding other reps that can successfully sell the product and recruit others atrophy of your organization is a common problem. 

David Eigenfeld is a top internet marketer and home business coach, working with people from around the world. Most recently David has started an 'online marketing boot camp' with his team of mentors and is offering the course, for free, to people interested in learning how to market any business or product online.

The goal of the boot camp is to teach others how to achieve their goals, dreams and aspirations by applying strategies used by top internet marketers today. To learn more about David and his team of mentors visit him at http://link2profits.com.