Does anyone have any experience with a company called MannaTech (based in Texas, offices in Australia and Canada) which manufactures and distrubutes what it calls 'glyconutrients' and other 'nutraceuticals'. Their claims about the clinical efficacy in diseases ranging from cancer (many types) and arthritis to PMS are fantastic (literally). The products are expensive, patented and sold only through a dealership network.
Any information on the company, or on the products would be appreciated. Some direction toward reliable literature on glyconutrients and 'nutraceuticals' whatever they are, would also be appreciated.
[email hidden] (Danny) wrote in news:4e95c5da.0403142156.5b3dc803 @posting.google.com:
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Does anyone have any experience with a company called MannaTech (based in Texas, offices in Australia and Canada) which manufactures and distrubutes what it calls 'glyconutrients' and other 'nutraceuticals'. Their claims about the clinical efficacy in diseases ranging from cancer (many types) and arthritis to PMS are fantastic (literally). The products are expensive, patented and sold only through a dealership network.
Any information on the company, or on the products would be appreciated. Some direction toward reliable literature on glyconutrients and 'nutraceuticals' whatever they are, would also be appreciated.
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Mannatech is a MLM scam. Their claims for the products they sell have no basis in fact. Patented? You can patent almost anything. Save your money and your friends.
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r
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Subject: Re: Any real benifits. From: "Rich Andrews." [email hidden] Date: 3/15/2004 12:15 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: <[email hidden]>
[email hidden] (Danny) wrote in news:4e95c5da.0403142156.5b3dc803 @posting.google.com:
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Does anyone have any experience with a company called MannaTech (based in Texas, offices in Australia and Canada) which manufactures and distrubutes what it calls 'glyconutrients' and other 'nutraceuticals'. Their claims about the clinical efficacy in diseases ranging from cancer (many types) and arthritis to PMS are fantastic (literally). The products are expensive, patented and sold only through a dealership network.
Any information on the company, or on the products would be appreciated. Some direction toward reliable literature on glyconutrients and 'nutraceuticals' whatever they are, would also be appreciated.
email to [email hidden]
Mannatech is a MLM scam. Their claims for the products they sell have no basis in fact. Patented? You can patent almost anything. Save your money and your friends.
Welcome to Amway.
r
Umm, the poster's question was any real benefits?
If you have none, I guess you don''t know. If anyone wants to know about the company, they can do a search. Rather than get your opinion, which is strictly organized medicine brainwashing.
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Does anyone have any experience with a company called MannaTech (based in Texas, offices in Australia and Canada) which manufactures and distrubutes what it calls 'glyconutrients' and other 'nutraceuticals'. Their claims about the clinical efficacy in diseases ranging from cancer (many types) and arthritis to PMS are fantastic (literally). The products are expensive, patented and sold only through a dealership network.
Any information on the company, or on the products would be appreciated. Some direction toward reliable literature on glyconutrients and 'nutraceuticals' whatever they are, would also be appreciated.
I call them MannaDreck. Dreck is a yiddish term. look it up.
