Salt Lake City, UT (PRWEB) November 20, 2010

Yoli, a Utah based direct sales company specializing in nutritional supplements and beverages, celebrated its first anniversary recently by flying a dozen top-producing distributors into their headquarters for a birthday celebration. This event included a party, a Utah Jazz Sky Box reception (the game went into double overtime), and a training session with the founders.

Yoli is not only one of the most unique product lines to hit direct sales, but Yoli’s new Alkalete product is taking the lead in the body alkalization movement, which is considered by many nutrition experts to be the next tsunami in health and wellness. “In just our first year of business, we have evolved from releasing our Yoli blast beverages into offering multiple products with multiple delivery systems,” said Corey Citron, Yoli’s cofounder and Chief Marketing Officer. “Based on our sales and product results in the field, we now have the preeminent ingredient, the greatest nutritional compound to ever hit the industry. Protected by 8 patents, filed with the FDA as an NDI (New Dietary ingredient), and scientifically proven to create demonstrable results in less than one week, Alkalete has quickly emerged as the driving force of Yoli, with a 22% increase in October sales alone.”

After Yoli’s initial success with their TRUTH Superfruit Antioxidant beverage formula and their FUN Active Blasts beverage formula, Yoli added our cost-saving pouches, and in the process, obliterated the overly inflated network marketing pricing structure, effectively driving the product cost down to just 69 cents per 8 ounce serving. Quite a difference from popular $ 30 bottle of juice pricing structure.

Robby Fender, Yoli’s cofounder, President, and CEO, recalls the skepticism he encountered from those who felt Yoli would not make it to their launch date.

He said, “Yoli surprised the world when we recruited 5,000 distributors in our first week and did over one million dollars in business in our first month. Next the skeptics predicted Yoli wouldn’t last three months. They were surprised again when we pulled off our first convention within three months of launch and drove over 1,200 excited Yoli fans to the Paris Hotel in Vegas for what looked more like a rock concert than a convention. Incidentally, Mr. Fender walked away from his dream home in Northern California, sold a 20 year old, very successful private money mortgage banking business, and moved his family to Utah.

During their first year, Yoli reached a milestone by donating funds to plant 100,000 trees with Trees for the Future. Furthermore, Yoli is now being endorsed by two of the greatest athletes of all time, 9-time Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis and Gold medal decathlete Bryan Clay, who has been named the “World’s Greatest Athlete”. Also, Yoli’s top producing distributors enjoyed an incentive vacation aboard the incredible “Oasis of the Seas”, the world’s largest cruise ship.

Daren Falter, Yoli cofounder and Executive VP, walked away from a successful consulting career and a large downline in another health company. Daren is the author of How to Select a Network Marketing Company. Falter and his partners have made all the right moves in their first year to assure long-term growth and success. Falter stated, “In less than twelve months, we completely overhauled our brand and have given our distributors the billion dollar look and feel they deserved. We’re growing rapidly and improving our base and our brand every day.”

When six highly successful distributors start an MLM company, they’re definitely at an unfair advantage to the competition. Have you ever been an independent distributor in an MLM company and you didn’t think the corporate team was really listening to you? Yoli decided to change all that. Cofounder and Chief Logistics Officer, Bobby Jones, said, “We’re a company that people can call home, where they will be loved and accepted for who they are. We’re a company driven to make a difference in this world, and we’re attracting distributors who share this same vision!”

Contact:

Daren C. Falter, Executive VP

Yoli, Inc.

(360) 790-8571

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english teas – http://t.co/DooE4K7rby eterefoliq (Jojo Fancher)

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@BrendahNyakudya @kojobaffoe what’s wrong with you both.Tut tut. Always space for a cookie,just savour & eat slowly to avoid indigestion. :)by Fuzywuzy8 (Fuzzy Wuzzy)

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Looking forward to getting stuffed especially with #pigsinblankets : ) Have your #indigestion tablets & liquids at the ready- #greed pains – by Purple_LindaR (Linda Rozario)

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Article by Alan Joel

Belching, burping, gas, bloating, diarrhea, nausea … need we say more? What’s the one word that sums up all of these symptoms? Indigestion. Anyone who has ever over-indulged, traveled to a foreign country, or tried out a new restaurant has had indigestion. As you well know, when you have indigestion you want to get rid of it as quickly as possible. It’s also better for your long-term health if you use natural approaches that work with rather than suppress your natural digestive function. When it comes to indigestion how-to (how to get rid of indigestion, that is), there are two ways to go: prevention before it happens and fixing the situation after you’ve already got it.

** Prevention **The first step in learning indigestion how-to is prevention. There many different ways to prevent indigestion and you just have to choose the right one for the occasion.

- Overindulgence: If you know you are going to be eating at a big buffet, take 2 digestive enzyme capsules before you leave for the buffet and slip 2-4 more in your pocket to take at the buffet. The enzymes will help your body digest the food as you eat, preventing symptoms like gas, bloating, and belching. For easy indigestion how-to, get enzymes with cayenne because they have extra digestive power.

- Travel: If you’re going to be traveling to a foreign country (or any location where the food and water will be different) you definitely need some indigestion how-to. Just take Ume Plum tar or Ume Plum balls before, during, and after your trip. The balls and tar have highly concentrated Ume Plum, which is the most alkaline substance you can eat. Indigestion is an extremely acid condition and anything alkaline, like Ume Plum, will neutralize it. Be sure to get the highly concentrated tar or balls, which will appear almost black in color and should be available at your local health food store.

- Anytime: Sometimes indigestion just sneaks up on you. To protect the long-term health of your digestive system, add probiotics like acidophilus and bifidus to your daily regimen. Probiotics are the “healthy bacteria” that live in your gut and help you digest your food on a daily basis. Stress, chlorinated water, alcohol, and sugary foods all kill probiotics, which can lead to indigestion. Restoring these probiotics ensures that your gut stays healthy all the time. Be sure to take the probiotic capsules that are kept in the refrigerator as the off-the-shelf variety tends to be ineffective. The probiotics in yogurt also tend to have little effect.

** Fixing Indigestion **If you already have indigestion, you can use the methods mentioned above to improve the situation. For some additional indigestion how-to after the fact, try these solutions.

- Olive Oil: To calm a queasy gut, take 1 teaspoon of cold-pressed olive oil every 2 hours.

- Alkathyme: Like the Ume Plum tar, alkathyme is an alkaline substance that will counter the acidity of indigestion. Alkathyme is an Edgar Cayce cure and is available online. Add 5 drops to a glass of non-chlorinated water and drink 1 glass per 2 hours.

- Enzyme Therapy: If you forgot to take enzymes before you started eating, take them afterward to ease indigestion. Take 1-2 capsules every hour to speed digestion and prevent food from fermenting in your gut.

Knowing some natural indigestion how-to remedies can really save you some trouble and discomfort when you overindulge or just feel a little digestive upset. All of these remedies are available online if not at your local health food store.

Alan Joel is a Doctor of Chinese Medicine and nutritional counselor. He is also an independent distributor of Simplexity Health, producer of all-natural blue-green algae products including enzymes and probiotics. For free health tips and to order blue-green algae, enzymes, and probiotics online at wholesale prices, visit http://www.prosperity-abounds.com/order.html””>Prosperity Abounds.










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@MSimmons98 Chinese food on Christmas Eve is a Latham family tradition. Indigestion is, too. @LindsayLathamby steven_latham (Steven Latham)

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RT @WhitneyCummings: I will consider Christmas a success if we can get through the day without anyone mentioning glutenby KineticFilms (Trevor Chamberlain )

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To Do List: 1) reinstate an angry mob 2) gingerly lay baked gluten free goods out for a fat German man that will enter my home tonight – by DaniIsFUNNY (Dani Tosado)

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dont start eating chocolate coins at 1.00 in the morning, you will suffer severe indigestion :( #shouldnthavedoneitby LaurynGrace_ (Lauryn Clasper ✌)

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