Monday, August 17, 2015

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ
Founded in Los Angeles in 1980, Herbalife is a global nutrition company with millions of customers and approximately 7,800 employees. We operate our plants and facilities in the United States and China and export our products to 90 countries worldwide. We are a publicly traded company on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: HLF), and as of December 31, 2014 we had a market capitalization of $3.5 billion.

Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Herbalife?
Founded in 1980, Herbalife is a global nutrition company that has been changing people’s lives with great products. Our nutrition, weight-management, energy and fitness and personal care products are available exclusively through dedicated independent Herbalife members in more than 90 countries. We support Herbalife Family Foundation (HFF) and its Casa Herbalife programs to help bring good nutrition to vulnerable children. We also sponsor more than 250 world-class athletes, teams and events around the globe, including global soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo, the LA Galaxy and champions in many other sports.
The company has more than 7,800 employees worldwide and reported net sales of $5.0 billion in 2014. Its shares are traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: HLF).
What is the customer-member relationship?
Herbalife customers successfully attain their nutrition goals when they have someone to guide them through the process. One of the key values of Herbalife is the one-on-one coaching and support that Herbalife members provide to their customers. Herbalife customers get much more than a product, they get great support and a plan to meet or exceed their personal nutrition, weight-management and fitness goals.
Who typically becomes an Herbalife member?
·         Herbalife draws people of all communities, male and female, young and old to the company and its products.
·         The Hispanic community has particularly embraced Herbalife products and the business opportunity for many years, and Herbalife was recently recognized as a corporate role model in LATINO Magazine’s “LATINO 100” Spring 2014 issue, an annual listing that spotlights companies providing the most viable business opportunity for U.S. Latinos.

Why do people become Herbalife members?
People become members for a number of reasons. About 73% join primarily to receive a discounted price on products they and their families consume and enjoy. Others wish to earn supplementary income through direct sales.
How does Herbalife compensate members?
Herbalife pays compensation to members based solely on the sale of product.
  • Like other sales organizations, if certain sales thresholds are met, the company will pay a bonus based upon a percentage of a product’s suggested retail price.
  • Under the Herbalife marketing plan, it is possible for a new member to come in and build a business and ultimately earn more income than those above them.

Does the company have strong protections for the consumer and the member?

  • Herbalife provides the Gold Standard in consumer protection. Details of these guarantees are provided to all members through a variety of methods.
  • The company clearly presents the benefits of membership and provides complete information about realistic potential income, which has to be proactively acknowledged by any potential member before an application can be signed. 
  • There are no minimum purchases required and there is a low cost of entry. The costs for becoming a member are reasonable: an introductory Mini Member Starter Pack costs $59.50 or a Full Member Starter Pack costs $92.25. These starter kits contain products with a combined value exceeding their purchase price and are backed by the company’s fully refundable, 90-day money-back Gold Standard guarantee if membership is cancelled for any reason.
  •  For those who choose to pursue the business opportunity, the company provides robust training for members, including financial literacy, entrepreneurial “how-tos,” and the importance of avoiding exaggerated or misleading claims about earnings or products.
  • If a member chooses to leave Herbalife for any reason, any unsold products can be returned within 12 months of purchase. Return shipping and handling is paid for by Herbalife.
Does Herbalife have a regulatory compliance infrastructure?
  •  Compliance with all applicable laws and regulations is taken very seriously at Herbalife and promoted and taught to all members.
  •  Former Federal Trade Commissioner, Pamela Jones Harbour heads the company’s global compliance department. This global compliance team monitors members’ health and product claims and ensures that they comply with all guidelines established by regulators and the company. 
  • If any Herbalife member or customer has a complaint, there are confidential hotlines and protocols to ensure their grievances can be highlighted and addressed. These hotline numbers are included in every Herbalife product delivery to ensure all members have access. 
  • Herbalife provides members with claims guidelines and compliance seminars to encourage best practices. 
  • Herbalife also utilizes a network of mystery shoppers and ambassadors that help coach members and ensure compliance with rules.
What quality controls does the company have in place in the manufacturing of Herbalife® products? How does Herbalife ensure products are safe?
  • Herbalife® products are based on proven nutrition science, a commitment to nutrition research and development, a rigorous quality assurance program and control of product integrity from Seed to Feed. They are food, not medicine. Herbalife® products do not treat disease or claim to do so.
  • Herbalife’s Seed to Feed strategy ensures integrity of all products from sourcing of raw materials to delivery of finished product.
  • Herbalife has rounds of testing at key points in the product manufacturing process to ensure quality and safety.
  • Herbalife owns four manufacturing facilities around the world that operate to the highest Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) standards. 
  • Herbalife manufacturing facilities and testing/quality labs are audited by independent organizations and are accredited by ISO and certified by NSF International in the U.S. 
  • Herbalife has an industry-leading post-market surveillance system for adverse event reporting. 
  • Herbalife’s quality assurance is overseen by Vasilios H. Frankos, M.S., Ph.D., a former director of the Division of Dietary Supplement Programs at the FDA’s Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition.

Sunday, August 16, 2015

Health Makes Wealth: Become a Member

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Become a Member

In order to become an Independent Herbalife Member, you'll need to be sponsored by an existing Member. Here is one
  • Enter Sponsor's Herbalife ID Number:         W1763044   
  • First 3 Letters of Sponsor's Last Name:     →  DAR   

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Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Say NO to unhealthy choices, say YES to a Formula 1 Nutritional Shake Mix


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The Glycemic Index looks at the effects of carbohydrate-containing foods on sugar levels in your bloodstream.  Whenever you eat and digest carbohydrate-rich foods - foods like fruits, vegetables, grains and sweets - the end result is a rise in your blood sugar (your blood glucose).  This sugar in your blood is important - it's the primary fuel for your brain and muscles and is, in large part, what keeps you going mentally and physically throughout your day.
But not all carbohydrate-containing foods cause your blood sugar to rise to the same degree - and this is where the Glycemic Index (or GI) comes in.  The GI ranks foods according to how much - and how rapidly - they cause the blood sugar to rise after they're eaten.
Foods with the highest Glycemic Index
(low in fiber, but starchy or sugary)
Foods with Low Glycemic Index
(carbohydrate-rich foods that are whole and unprocessed)
White bread
Most 100% whole grain foods: rolled oats, barley, quinoa, 100% whole grain bread
Sweet breakfast cereals
Vegetables
Noodles
Beans
Fruit Juices
Whole Fruits
White rice
Brown rice


* Since they are digested and absorbed relatively quickly, these high Glycemic Index foods tend to cause fairly large and rapid rises in blood sugar.
*High in fiber - which means they take longer to digest - and so your blood sugar rises more gently after you eat them

HRBGIs

Note:    Formula 1 Nutritional Shake Mix is low GI tested.

     Adjusting the Glycemic Index of your diet
To cut back on your high GI foods and reduce the carbohydrate load of your diet overall, here are some switches you can easily make.
Instead of this:
Have this:
White Rice and Potatoes
Brown Rice and other whole grains like cracked wheat, barley, millet or quinoa or substitute beans, lentils or sweet potatoes
Fruit juices
whole fresh fruits - have berries on cereal, or a whole piece of fruit for a snack or dessert
Refined white breads, crackers and snack foods

Whole and lightly processed low GI foods are more bulky and filling than their refined cousins, which means they retain their natural vitamins, minerals and healthy antioxidant phytonutrients, too.  And that means that you get more nutrition for your calories.   By swapping out the high Glycemic Index foods and replacing with more low GI items, you can greatly reduce the overall carbohydrate load of your diet - which can help you with calorie control while providing a healthy nutrient boost, too.
Written by Susan Bowerman, M.S., R.D., C.S.S.D., F.A.N.D. - Director, Nutrition Training.
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