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MonaVie Acai Berry Juice - The Tree of Life from Amazonian Rainforest...

MonaVie Acai Berry Juice - The Tree of Life from Amazonian Rainforest...

What ancient tribes and people of the Amazon have known for centuries, the world is just discovering. That an ancient berry, called the Acai Berry, may cause a sexual sensation. This mysterious berry contained in Monavie acai berry juice, has been making headlines throughout USA in the last year. Having been featured in the Wall Street Journal, on NBC's "Today Show", and just last month on the "Oprah Winfrey Show", Dr. Nicholas Perricone, named the Acai fruit as one of the most nutritious and powerful anti-aging foods in the world.

This new elixir has been created and formulated with the expert talent of Dr. Ralph Carson. Dr Carson, Chief Science Officer of Monarch Health Sciences, heads an all star team of the nation's leading doctors, a prestigious medical team that is passionate about discovering the planet's secret natural medicines.

Besides being known as the "Amazon's Viagra", the Acai Berry is also known to have the following effects: Anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, anti-oxidant, anti-mutagenic, and cardiovascular system. So, how do you get your hands on a bottle of MonaVie? Great question, MonaVie is being launched with a MLM distribution model. A model of business that allows the average person to become the story-teller of a product, and generate their own profits.

Why has such an acclaimed company, gone to this model of business? Just ask Calvenn Starre, MonaVie's number one distributor, "MonaVie is best served as a person to person product, not just another sit-on-a-self natural Viagra youth elixir.

This way, people can share their personal stories and create financial security during a very insecure time. Why should all the money go to media marketing, when the best advertising is always word of mouth?"

MonaVie is opening its doors to entrepreneurs seeking a home based business opportunity in USA, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Thailand, and Japan in 2005. Surprising to most of us, this MLM opportunity is only $39.95, and each bottle of MonaVie is only $30. Bulk discounts are available in quantities of 24 bottles or more. $30 a month to enjoy a "juicier" life, sign me up!

You can contact me and my team at monavie@krillbiz.com or visit our website http://monavie.krillbiz.com/mona-vie.htm

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