The Truth Behind Herbalife Smoothie Shops | Dietitian Reviews Herbalife Nutrition Clubs | Anti MLM

Have you noticed all of the smoothie shops opening up in your area? Turns out they are a front for Herbalife! Watch to learn about the truth behind Herbalife.

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[dietitianhannah]

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[karinabarros]

I want to make it clear I do not do the business I only consume the products.
I have been consuming Herbalife products for 12 years, please don't be ignorant and believe what 1 person tells you!!!
do your research, I'm healthy and super grateful for finding this wonderful products

[catherinepamias]

I have lost 110 pounds with Herbalife. I have keep it off and I love their products. Please come to a shop and have one of their shakes. They are amazing. I was never forced to become a member.

[fantasygabe]

As a person with a club store, I will say a few of the things are true. Herbalife has some really weird rules I don't agree with, I was told they have some of them as they didn't want to be sold as main retail at places like Walmart. However when people come into our shops, our menu clearly explains how many calories, carbs, and caffeine is in each of our drinks. I have no problem giving people our containers where they can look for themselves at what exactly is in our drinks. I mean you haven't gone to the shops or tried the drinks, so this was just a review about what you think clubs would be like not actually what they are. I never once try to get someone to become a distributor when they walk in the door, I just go over our drink menu with them and answer any questions they have. We offer quantity discounts and let people know they can become a preferred member under us if they ask about getting higher quanties or can't make it in the shop very often. People in very rare cases have had liver issues, but are far less than someone drinking something like lotus drinks or monster energy. ETC

[dracoknights]

Just wanted to throw something out there but before I do, thank you for the video, it was informative and always good to hear both the pros and cons in whatever you try to do, ok just a reminder that Herbal Life is the company, you are not actually working for the company just because you are selling products at your club or shop, it would be no different if you owned a gas station and carried a particular product such as Monster energy drink; you do not work for Monster, it is different that Herbal Life will pay you for being a distributor and making profits from the company itself; in my opinion that is a win win, but that is just my opinion. Thank you again for your video

[mikemoore]

Should’ve known you were trying to sell something the way you were bashing Herbalife. Just do your thing girl. You don’t have to bash others for what they do just because you have a similar business.

[ladydede]

I’m caffeine sensitive and almost bought one until I looked up what was in those pretty layerd teas. They’re in every city by me even the really small ones.

[TruckerKearsey]

I frequent the shops. I never had anyone ask me for an email or try to get me to sell the products. They don't push bulk sales either. I get shakes and waffles made from the shakes. I'm lazy and rarely cook myself. I like things I can just fix and run. I buy 5 packs of the shakes and have one daily. I'm happy. Lost 45 pounds in 4 months doing a combo of nutrisystem, Herbalife and my own foods

[jhonatanchevalier]

You can't use Herbalife name bc every shop is individually owned by distributor. You don't pay for members to consume the products at the shop. You pay for what you consume. You can find the products information at the Herbalife website. You don't know nothing but that you don't know nothing. You don't even know how to do research. If you are a dietitian, you should know about supplements. Calories are on every bottle 🤦🏽‍♂️ If you go to any nonHerbalife smoothie shop, you don't know what is in it, so maybe you should stick to your career

[letseat]

I own a shop and I have not asked once any customers to sign up,
I am here to serve my customers, and we do share and show (all) ingredients
We have print outs of all the info. of our products plus just go ask one of them to see what’s in it.

[jazminlee]

I actually own one of these shops. I do only sell the teas and shakes. I only sign people up if they do want to make them at home and save money. My goal is not to gain distributors I generally love what I do and love my every day customers. I have my products on a shelf for everyone to see ingredients. Not everyone does it the way you are talking about. The FTC requires us to document every sale because of the “law suit” that never went through.

[gavip]

I wish you would tell us what in the nutrition labels are bad/good. Which leads to my next question would this be fine as a substitute to unhealthy milkshakes? The video wasn't what I was hoping for.

[fitnesskiddo]

Herbalife is a specialized nutrition, that only targets people that want a different lifestyle. Our shake and teas are far more nutritious than Starbucks and other MLM businesses. I’m also a dietitian and I tell you one thing, I’d rather have my clients( majority, are busy people) to have a quick grab and go and to get at least somewhat of a nutrition intake. We care about our community and it’s like any other job, We distributors have to make a living and if it’s getting our customers to become better and healthier individuals it a win, win. I make sure that every time I suggest this shakes, I always mention that our shakes are simply a supplementation and that nothing beats actual food.

[jesusnavarrete]

Unfortunately all this information its based on your personal opinion

[lisanyminute]

Why would you have to dig so hard? The nutrition is on the containers which if you went in you would no. I have never been asked to be a distributor

[MHines]

I am very concerned about what I consume and it really bugged me that I can't see what exactly is IN each drink. I went to one today, not knowing they were herbalife! Kinda felt trapped when I walked in. I wanted to be polite but when I asked questions about what was in the drink I finally picked, they showed me the powder mix. Not a typical tea.
It did bug me that I had to give my email as well. I remember herbalife before. It was not clear walking in.

[Arzola]

I own a club. We do about 800 to 1500 a day. One of my customer has lost 87lbs because he wanted to go sky diving. The products work but again you can lose weight with any diet. You just gotta be dedicated. I make 3k a month just from Herbalife and that’s without my nutrition club. My mentor is on pres team and makes 20k every month no matter what. He sold his club about a year ago. Him and his wife make 20k every month for the rest of their life with no club. I can see how you can see the pyramid scheme but Americans go to work every day for a company that doesn’t belong to them and get thousand upon thousands of dollars taking from them in the form of “ taxes”. I think that’s more concerning than a a pyramid scheme. You say you’re gonna be nice and stuff but yet you keep using words like sketchy and we are all in strip malls and it’s dark. I’ve had chiefs players come in all the time, fox 4 news people come in, Brittany Mahomes( Pat Mahomes wife) does Herbalife, cristiano ronaldo does Herbalife, Kyle Hamilton of the Baltimore ravens does Herbalife. You bash us but why don’t you do a video of Kellogg’s and how much paint thinner is in there. There’s many foods that literally have poison in them but your bashing Herbalife?? Either way, it’s changed my life and many others too from losing weight and that’s a success in my book. There’s so many places in strip malls so idk why you’re pointing that out like if a business is in a strip mall then it’s bad lol it’s not easy to afford a house, afford a building, afford 2, 000$ a week in products, paying employees, buying cups, straws, stickers, water which I have a reverse osmosis system so when you get anything from my club you get the best water. I got TVs so people can hang out and have their tea and a protein ball. I have many football players of the chiefs and just all around successful people hang out in my club. I worked my butt off to build that place and to have you say negative things that I don’t think you know too much about. You’re a diet expert and you’re taking about us being in strip malls which has nothing to do with diet lol I think you’re angry that people are doing these things and not coming to see you. You’re talking about Herbalife rules lol our clubs are to lose weight and people do. You’re talking about the looks of a club and the “ weird names” and nothing about how the products help you lose weight lol I think you’re a little jealous in my opinion…. You see that fewer people are coming to see you and they’re going else where

[ct]

This video is totally unfair. Truth is that their products are not bad at all, they work. In addition, the tea and shakes are so handy when you have a busy life, kids, travelling etc. Not everyone has time and for having tried them, it worked for me.

[mariahpapaya]

I live in Indianapolis . There is spark nutrition right outside of my house and it's very open with windows and herbal life products on the shelves. If you live close to Indianapolis you should check it out. I don't like that they don't know there macros and don't seem educated in their products but they don't hide who they are and what they sell

[luisibanezvdjla]

So you guys are concerned about a shake, but not about all the fried food we eat?