Dr. Hastings visits Portland...and 1st in the Nation for Feb!

March entered with a whirlwind of events. Friday evening, March 1st, Dr. Carl Hastings, the lead scientist with Reliv, was visiting Portland for a special event. Distributorships that qualified through volume of sales or number of new distributors added, were invited to have dinner with Dr. Carl at Multnomah Falls. We were joined by Jill McGrath, Ondalynn's VT partner who she shared Reliv. She  qualified to go as she had purchased a substantial order the night before. Jill has gotten good results with problems in her back. What a privilege to visit one-on-one with such a great man, who is humble and kind to everyone.

Crismon, Vivienne, Dr. Carl Hastings, Jill McGrath

The next morning he spoke to a packed room at the Embassy Suites Hotel where he shared more about the latest product, the LunaRich X capsules. We're excited about the latest in nutritional technology that is now able to effect the cell more than every before. The results people are getting with the capsules are incredible! We're seeing increased energy, more mental clarity, a deeper sleep and a better sense of well being. Others are seeing their cholesterol dropping, feeling coming back after 20 years from 4-5 degree burns over 85% of the body, a softening of the skin and many other results. Best of all, our customers are getting results quicker as the capsules magnify the synergism of the Reliv nutrition.

We learned the exciting news this week that we were first in the nation in volume of sales for February! It was very exciting to have Fed Ex deliver a large bonus check to us this week with a personal note from Ryan Montgomery, the President of Reliv. These bonuses are a big boost to our business. Our best month ever! We love sharing hope with others.

Briefly: Lunasin can attach itself to the epigenome and, as a result, can increase expression of important genes needed for normal functioning of the cell and protect the cells from environmental damage once it occurs. That’s how lunasin has both maintenance and preventive roles in the cell. It maintains optimal functioning of the epigenome and prevents unwanted changes that can eventually lead to chronic diseases.