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"I have been a doctor for 18 years and I can't lie anymore."

Dr. of what, Strangeglove?  Well, maybe one more lie to perpetuate profiting on recruitment, not product.

"Every pharmaceutical drug has a core component that is natural.  For a statin it is a plant sterol or Red Rice Yeast and for anxiety it is valerian root."

The only thing Valerian root and diazepam (Valium) have in common...is...Latin.  There aren't any pharmokinetic similarities whatsoever.  None.  Nada.  

"Doctors have been bought by big pharma and now I going to promote mynutritionstore.com to all my doctor colleagues."

It's always 'The Big Bad Corporation' isn't it?  At least till sales and schmucks buying the stuff Grow The Fraud.  And honestly, if you're going to pose as a Doc, at least you should write like one, spell like one, or even demonstrate a level of grammar that clearly differentiates you from the proles.

Tell 'ya what, if you're a Dr., how can we convince people to avoid this company like a rat-infested plague ship?  No amount of flower power can fix that, even with a touch of Rose Hips, bright shiny consults with cheering MILF's and/or a hardened eye on your finances.

If I was sick, I'd rather goto Dr. McCoy and come out with my blood green and my ears pointed...than believe one iota of what you're trying to convey.

Mendu Silaharni, M.D., FACS & Pharmacoepidemiology

Nice try - 'Dr. Roni Deluz' isn't a doctor.  I seriously doubt you are one either.

You are on crack.  John Spencer Ellis is a doctor like I am President.  The closest he gets there is training as a Medical Assistant.

Give me a definition for 'micro filtered ion exchanged' that doesn't come from Wikipedia and I'll give you the benefit of the doubt that you have the smallest clue of what you are talking about.

So "Doctor"... explain to me why and how the big pharmaceutical lobby is hiding the truth about nutraceuticals.  The fact is, they sell them if they can demonstrate safety and efficacy.

And by the way, posing as a physician is illegal, and I've traced you down with my Bill Gates email blogbouncer reverse-trace.  Proven effective and endorsed by LMAO.

I'm out $200.  I won't keep repeating what everyone says...but you get the jist.  Stay away, they WON'T refund your money.  <Kicks self>....

Does it seem wierd to anyone else that MYNUTRITIONSTORE.COM is using the same tactics on people who put it down as the Church of Scientology?  They seem to try to turn the tables on anyone who complains.  "Oh, so if you don't like us, you must have issues."  I know that these guys are scammers.  I haven't been scammed myself but I was called by these jerks and listened to all their speil.  Then I investigated.  I found nothing but people who were ripped off by them.  Even my neighbor got screwed by these jokers.  It seems everyone on this site who posts positive things about the company all have the same 2 ISP numbers and all of those are issued to MYnutrutionstore.  Go figure!

Okay, Michael, I think you're blowing smoke out of your rear end. Please tell me, what is my IP address? I thought not.

It takes time to generate income from web sites. It may be impossible if you're not doing anything at all to promote them! These complainers obviously thought it was a good enough idea to invest the $199 to get a piece of the pie, but like the other person said, when they realized they'd probably have to put some effort into doing some promoting they quit. Well, what are those sayings? Oh yeah...
"Winners never quit."
"Quitters never win."

Obviously, this has nothing to do with unknown callers. Seems like they identify themselves without problem. As for the complaints of not getting their money back, might I suggest following the company's written policy to get back funds due, if any? Since they guarantee money back if no sales occur in 90 days, if they do not refund money they could be reported to the Better Business Bureau. Since they're running an online business, one may also consider filing a complaint with the Internet Crime Complaint Center here - http://www.ic3.gov/complaint/ 

I have one more point to make. It is widely known that those who make pharmaceutical products always attempt to belittle (or, dare I say, slander?) competitors who are promoting natural products. Of course, it makes sense in a way because they profit from the industry. However, the pharmaceutical industry often does more harm to people than good. They obviously want to continue to fool those people who buy their products for symptoms that might be controllable or even cured by all-natural (and substantially cheaper) products.

The fact of the matter here is that MILLIONS of Americans have died due to reactions from prescription and over-the-counter medications. If someone has an all-natural product to promote, let them! They're not HARMING people like many of the other MAN-MADE products are.

Juice Plus is also a scam company.  Very expensive products with no proven benefit, delivered by an agressive MLM-type business.

Your message about Nicole's work with Juice Plus is just more proof that mynutritionstore is a con job.

Correct she is non-practicing nurse

when i see the word "concept" used in just about ever "good" post about this "company", that's enough to tell me to stay away.  I'm used to seeing someone spout about a money-making venture as a good "concept" at 3 in the morning.  I dont care if the Pope went on tv to say he likes this so-called product, i'll stay healthy the most natural way by exercising, among other things.


hey nutritionstore, how do you like the publicity now?
http://techdirt.com/articles/20080708/0038361619.shtml

Ok, this has got to be one of the funniest, dare I say "BLOGS", I have ever read.  I would be very curious to know how many of these glowing review posts are from the owners or employees of my mynutritionstore.com.  How funny would it be if their lawyer tried to sue every one who made a post and 3/4's of the people were affiliated with the website itself?!?  LMFAO!!!  What a bunch of [***].  I hope they go down in flames.  I had never heard of them before but, having read all of this, I'd never recommend them to anyone.  At least not someone I liked.

Vitamin pills, pills and more pills:
Has anyone ever tried to just eat healtier instead of paying incredible amounts of money for All Natural Product Pills?
Cut the sodas, drink juices and water, instead of chips and cookies eat fruit and veggies.
Cutting edge 'Nutrition technology' or not: fresh fruit and veggies are still better than pills. And this: I'don't have time to prepare fresh food: How much work is it exactly to pick up an apple and take a bite? (less than to tear open a pack of chips and fish for them before you take a bite)

And to think: You would be able to get these fresh food items right at the same place you get your chips, no extra trips to the vitamin store! UUUUh the groccery stores are pushing the vitamin stores out of business!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nooo not crack: supplements!

Some candid observations:
1) Some people like some products, nobody likes junk.
2) Anyone can make a claim to something, few can offer solid unbiased research as to the efficacy of an offering. Consumer Reports recently did an extensive testing regime on supplements. Makes for an interesting read.
3)If Dr. Mendu Silaharni has his Ph.D. in pharmacology and biology then he obviously did do his homework, and lots of it; I suppose the irony of that fact was missed by Dr. Tom.
4)Representing yourself as a Physician, when one is not, is fraud and is prosecutable by the state and Federal Attorney's General and they will pursue actionable cause to levy charges. (MNS.c folks may want to have "legal eagle" look that one up, I believe a crayon illustration may be sufficient to get the point across. Bars, handcuffs and a huge pile of money should do it.)
5)Having "wellness consultants" giving out unqualified, unlicensed medical  advice claims to people about how a nutritional supplement can treat or cure disease is- a)risky at best, b)highly unethical, c)illegal as sin, and d)setting yourself and company up for a lawsuit. The FTC and FDA will ring you out a new one-stop it!
6)If MNS.c is charging a fee to buy into or recruit into their business, and even one red cent is used to profit upline people from that aspect of action then according to the FTC it IS a pyramid scheme and most likely will not stand under scrutiny.
7) In the State of California one may act as their own lawyer and file a civil motion through the Ca. Attorney General for redress of damages with unethical marketing companies and the AG actively pursues fraud claims for recovery. You can download and file the forms online, I don't remember the link but it's not terribly hard to find. You can get your money back and shut them down, you just have stick to the process. Other AG's are now going after many of these companies nationwide. Complain. Loudly!
8)When you type[YELL] in all-caps and you mis-spell soooo many words so consistently, well that is just the epitome of grammatical incompetence and is very disingenuous. The nice folks at MNS.c may want to get a dictionary- (that's DIK-SHIN-AIR-E: book with words and meanings) and look up some of those mysterious big words.
9)Other "business's", MLM's and network marketing companies have pitched and recycled every Ponzi idea and product known to this, and other, world/'s. This one seems to reek of it, in my humble opinion. Honestly, if you know the meaning of that term(this is where they shoot the messenger), get a new idea for crying out loud. You can take a pig, dress it in nice knock off designer clothes, pretty it up with the newest fangled skin improving make-up, hang the shiniest genuine imitation jewelry from it's appendages(looks great, doesn't it?!) but sadly underneath it all you still have a swine that wallows in it's own excrement and bottom feeds on anything it can latch onto while fattening itself.
10) And Finally-Thank goodness! I've got the most bestest newest surefire hit business idea ever, and YOU, yes YOU!, can profit from it almost immediately. It's called GETALIFE and we are planning a self help website and everything. With loads of effort and consistent hard work at a J-O-B you can build a life chocked full of respect, reward, and brimming with integrity while securing your place on the bottomest rung of society's ladder. (DISCLAIMER: Any corresponding similarity, intended or accidental, to any persons or thieves actively engaged in telemarketing, network marketing or other bogus adventures in business is purely ironic and this notice serves to alert others that "WE THE PEOPLE,LLC" have had enough and we aren't going to take it anymore. All ideas, statements, words, and conclusions are hereby claimed by all those in favor thereof, and copyrighted for exclusive sharing by anyone with guts, integrity, and respect. My sincerest apologies to swine, pigs and other domestic livestock that may be offended by said above comparisons. All others in disagreement may KMFA**!

This entire thing is actually funny.

Yes, I have a doctorate in education (and an MBA and two bachelors degrees). I was in school for nearly 20 years - Yes, I had enough!

And, this person is partially correct.  I also went to medical assisting school way back in 1989.

If anyone is ever in doubt, feel free to do your own investigation or call me direct.  I am happy to speak to anyone.

Who ever felt the need to write this, I forgive you.  I actually feel sorry for you.  Be well.

John

Obviously, for this company complaint page, every message put in by someone with just a first name, the message is in all caps, or they say they are Dr. blah blah blah

is completely fake, just like 800notes press realease says so

pretty sad they have to stoop to this

I hope you are kidding, Anna Nicole and Heath Ledger? Doctors would recognize the many tragedies of medicine among the famous, such as those they admire.

Which would not happen to be Anna Nicole. Doctors are damn well-aware that she was her own form of slow-suicide, it's not the pills to blame.

Why not go back to your 'hollywood-is-gorgeous' doctor's office.. a.k.a. your mother's basement.

R. Lawler,
assistant webmaster.
-Times Record

no way are their products 100% natural, unless they take them right out of the ground when you buy one, and are grown without preservatives or any chemicals!

Is it as obvious to everyone else reading this as it is to me that almost every other post on this log is from MNS?? If the post is in all caps, it's MNS. If they use the word 'Science' more then thrice, it's MNS. If they say "100% Natural", it's MNS. If they call you a nation of whiners... you get the point. They don't do a very good job at faking testimonials... Especially from the "Doctors" I mean-- Dr. Isreazi?? Such a fake name, but really that's like saying ALL DOCTORS ARE JEWS! JEW JEW JEWY JEWS! I hope these scam artist get taken down and sent back to working the register at GNC! I know that this industry is unregulated, but there should at least be laws against faking testimonials and lying about educational status. I know there's laws about financial deception...