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Can MLM Save Health Care

Posted by Cydne Buckley | November 19, 2009 .
by Cydne Buckley

Taking care of ourselves when we are young with supplements will prevent disease later on in life and keep the cost of health care down. Down in DC they never discuss that because the insurance companies fund their campaigns. They are more interested in getting reelected than your health. The way they do that is to bring more pork back home to keep those votes coming. The retirement packages are unbelievable.

So what does MLM have to do with this situation? Their our many MLM companies out there who have fantastic nutritional products. Of course their are a few that are not so good, but for the most part they are fantastic. Outside of the health controversy the second biggest question in Washington is stem cells. Some doctors and scientists believe we can cure many diseases with research, but very few support using human stem cells.

We as MLM distributors have to change our purpose for being in this business.

Of course their are many people who operate from this perspective already. We have to understand we are here to help people to prevent sickness and if they are already sick maybe we can help them get better. They are some extraordinary stories out there that have just been ignored by the status quo, but some of us know different.

“Man’s purpose in life is to serve his fellow man”- Albert Einstein. We need money to survive and that is why I became involved with Network Marketing. You could start for less than $500 which is not expensive to start your own business. And at the same time perform a service. You have to understand service first money second. Most of us try to do it the other way. It’s like expecting to get heat out of a stove without putting any wood in it.

To your committed success,

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Learn more about health care. Stop by cydne buckley’s site where you can find out all about stem cells and what they can do for you.

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