What is NutriCellix? Is it an innovative DNA Weight Loss Breakthrough?

Is it an innovative DNA Weight Loss Breakthrough? Indeed, that's question that is being asked across the internet, social media networks and even in person between friends, family, acquaintances and even strangers. That's how MLM, Direct Sales, Network Marketing companies operate, share with anyone and everyone in your hot market, warm market, cold market and even those that come within 5 feet of you.

What is NutriCellix, is it a legitimate opportunity created in order to share unique health & wellness products or simply a Pyramid Scheme disguised and just a replacement for Neora? There are 5 other articles here on this website sharing growing information that helps created in order to answer these questions among others as well. At the bottom on the left, you'll find a search bar created in order to be able created in order to find them and other items of interest as well.

What is NutriCellix?

NutriCellix touts itself as the 1st custom weight management program that is based upon each consumer's unique DNA after having it analyzed at a certified lab utilizing a swab test that costs a mere $100 up front. When submitting your sample, you can also order your products & then they will supposedly be sent created in order to you after your DNA is analyzed and your unique products are created.

As Bo Short in the YouTube NutriCellix embedded video clip above specifies, it's a robust advertising and marketing platform and also streamlined ecommerce system that places the power of having your very own Amazon or Shopify Store in the palm of your own hands, without the demand for item stocking, overhead, pay-roll or various other normal headaches connected with traditional services.

Did NutriCellix launch in response created in order to Neora being targeted by the Federal Trade Commission, charging them with operating as an illegal Ponzi Pyramid Scheme?

Will the Federal Trade Commission target NutriCellix next?

I don't see that happening anytime soon as I believe that the FTC will have it's hands full for quite a while attempting to shut down Neora like they did Advocare recently. Also, with the restart of Nerium, renamed as “Pure Nerium Team” and with many of the same players, they may very well be next. Isagenix, who just last month purchased Zija would most likely be a much better choice for a healthy weight loss MLM, Direct Sales, Network Marketing Company promoting their products and opportunity.

(No, I'm not a representative for Isagenix, none of the aforementioned companies nor any other company that promotes health and wellness products)

 

Are the NutriCellix Products and/or Opportunity recommended?

My answer to the above question would be an absolute No!

Am I saying that NutriCellix.com is a scam and not a legitimate opportunity or that the products aren't useful?

No, I'm not saying that as time will be needed in order to make those judgments, NutriCellix only launched a little over a month ago on New Year's Day.

The reason that I absolutely don't recommend the products and/or opportunity is that I find it hard to believe that even if some ambassadors/representatives do indeed pay the $100 for the DNA test that the products will be unique. Outside customers, I feel will be even tougher to convince to submit to the test prior to receiving the unique customized products. No outside customers = illegal ponzi pyramid scheme as well as un-sustainability of any worthwhile compensation plan.

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152 thoughts on “What is NutriCellix? Is it an innovative DNA Weight Loss Breakthrough?”

  1. I find the DNA aspect interesting, and it sounds like something that could be done, but I have my doubts that Nutricellix can really provide the products that are based on each and everyone’s personal DNA. I just think that it is a lot of work and research to get this done, and I am not sure if customers will be willing to wait. Then there remains the question, how reliable is this …?

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  2. Thank you for this review, Tony

    Nutricellix is one of the most interesting things to me because of the whole the DNA aspect that could be a major component for true successful weight. I have searched everywhere before actually hearing about Nutricellix. They channel this product to fit into each individual’s DNA, which is very interesting, they do this to achieve maximum results. This is very good to see, after reading your article, I think Nutrecelix would be a great deal to help to anyone.

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  3. As I was invited by a friend to join her group to sell NutriCellix products, I was looking for more information about what is this company and what are the products they sell and how it works. Thanks so much for sharing a great review to know more about this company and to help me to say no to my friend offer. When I’m looking for a way to make some extra money I want to find a good business opportunity and for me, working on a MLM company is not that, is just another way to work for other people, I like more the idea to work to create and build up an online business with affiliate marketing. 

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  4. I did not know it was possible to attain weight loss results from this sort of product. It makes sense that you would have to submit a DNA sample to get it correct and fit for purpose. It would cost an absolute fortune to sustain the testing over time. It seems like an unlikely opportunity to help others and to earn an income from. 

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  5. Thanks for writing an extensive review of them, Tony. I am also not sure if they are just another MLM scam or not. I feel their product is a bit overpriced. It will be hard for a consultant/network marketer to sell them. Still, they just exist for less than a year, so it’s true that we may need more time to judge them. Thanks for the information.

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  6. Some time ago I heard about the NutriCellix product as well as various experiences around using this weight loss product. A couple of my friends have had experiences with this product and I am glad that you provide specific information about it. I personally have no experience with this product but by reading this post you have given me certain information that I will stick to. 

    Thanks for this review

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  7. C’est une très bonne chose s’il arrive a modifier le poid grâce au ADN sans effet secondaire parce que le souci de beaucoup de personnes est leur poid il cherche plusieurs manière de le faire disparaitre ou au moins diminué sa parce-que sa leur complique un peu la vie alors si nutricellix trouve la solution pour eu c’est très bien et sa peut révolutionné le monde

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  8. Hi Tony,

    Nutricellix is of utmost interest to me because the DNA aspect could be THE major component for true successful weight

    loss but the fact of the 100.00 fee in addition to lack of authentication for prolonged results is what’s going to put it on the back burner for me. I’ll keep checking it out to see what the future research and outcome results in.

    Thanks!

    Linda

     

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  9. I consider and value this piece of article because I have searched everywhere before actually comment about Nutricellix,They channel this product to fit into each individual’s DNA to achieve maximum results is very good to see, after  perusing your article , I think Nutrecelix would be  a great deal to help to anyone.

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  10. I have to say upon reading this article I don’t like the sound of Nutricellix and it seems too new to be getting on board just yet anyway. 
    It’s great to have lots of detail in the article though, a very thorough job Tony.

    I’m all for things like supplements to help you reach your goals but nothing beats working out and eating a healthy diet in my opinion

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  11. You know it’s interesting how weight management companies have got everything worked out to a science.  All you need to do is send out back a swab and pills are made according to your DNA specifications.  Suited to you and for you.

    The only thing here is that this is very expensive to make and also costs a lot for a customer.  All that is really required is to eat half of your plate as vegetables, cooked or fresh and make the remaining half fish, chicken but not red meat.  It’s really that simple. 

    What makes people fat is eating the wrong combination of foods especially late at night.  Eating plenty of fatty, fried food rather than home-cooking something nutrient dense that will fill one up for hours til the next meal…And also sugary soda drinks don’t help either…

    So here comes Nutricellix with the answer.  To anyone with poor discipline and bad eating habits, plus deep pockets, this must truly be a God-send!

    Thanks for sharing!

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  12. I can’t believe that folks will pay $100 for a DNA test that will be used to make a customized weight loss product. This is so absorbed. Where does that happen? I’ll rather spend time doing some weight-loss exercise than giving out my DNA at a cost. And in terms of their MLM business, I don’t think I’ll participate because I’m not good at disturbing people.

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  13. Your article has left me a tad confuse about all this NutriCellix stuff. Make me wonder if this is for real or just a misleading product or opportunity.

    With all those schemes out there I surely hope that this is not a scam. Especially since you think that it might take some time for them to get caught.

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  14. It really sounds like an amazing technology, I hope the  FTC does not move to shut them down because their business method really sounds like something that will help a lot of people out there to lose weight. Like you are saying I really think they have their hands full and this will give NutriCellix some time to prove themselves in the market 

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  15. Despite the fact that I have an online business as an affiliate marketer.
    I am always searching for items to promote on my site. I have caught wind of NutriCellix and have thought about getting involved and doing more research on them.
    It has been hard to discover a lot about the science behind their cases. It isn’t the DNA idea that worries me, however the powder that they state is formulated for specific DNA requirement.
    These isn’t much about that. At any rate, I welcome your article about the structure and business model.

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  16. I am no expert in this scientific field but there is something that sprang to mind when I first came across this type of product. This is “SCAM” I will say that again “SCAM” Read Tony’s review and run as fast as you can. It is frightening that people can create a company put up a flash web site that looks scientific and should have a big red flag that pops up when you visit. Please do not be sucked in. Running away from this opportunity will probably result in more weight loss than through this programme directly.

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  17. I read your review few days ago about NutriCellix while doing a random search on google never knew I will come across it again. One thing I like about them is that they handles all of the typical headaches and overhead from running a business, allowing sellers to simply focus on promoting and advertising. 

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  18. Hi Tony Lee, Thanks for sharing another intriguing article on NutriCellix. It caught my interest to know that a weight loss method can matches your own personal DNA but at the same time I do not like the idea of NutriCelix camouflaged as a fraudulent business model. Subsequently, I see it as a trick.

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  19. A DNA sample is used to customize a weight management plan? That’s interesting.  NutriCellix is very scientific and seems to aim to be efficient. That being said, it is another fairly new program/business. Let’s  see what the future brings.

    Thanks for sharing another detailed and informative piece. You gave a good insight into what NutriCellix is about.

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  20. NutriCellix. This review gives me enough to know that this is not a good scheme to be a part of. I suppose they feel that the availability of tests and DNA analysis will make the products a perfect fit. It even costs more. I am not convinced of the value of these. I also don’t like Pyramid schemes and I am glad to know another name which I can avoid. Thanks for the review.

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  21. This is an interesting article. I have never heard about a weight loss method that matches your own personal DNA. 

    Although it caught my interest I don’t think I would invest in it as I believe you can’t do any better for yourself than eating a healthy diet and taking regular exercise.

    A lot of health products that are marketed via MLM appear to be revolutionary and therefore worth trying. I don’t really know how good or otherwise this product is, however personally I’m quite sceptical about any health claims, so I probably wouldn’t be a good advocate and therefore wouldn’t be able to sell them either.

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  22. We’ll, from all the innovations that is here for us to see and the site that they have been able to bring in the big idea of DNA into it then I really believe that with so much more marketing and putting this up, it is possible that this product view a lot of big places that many people to not know about.

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  23. It is very interesting to know of the fact that you can device supplements that can help lose weight just by studying human DNA individually, this is very good if it really can work because it’ll study your body type and what you need to help you and what you don’t need . This is very interesting to read through.

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  24. Having a weight loss that is customized to the strength and the power of an individual is very interesting. I would rather stay away from Nutricellix, the thought of having them use my DNA is rather odd and then they would have my DNA for a long time, so its not for me. Thank you for another great review!

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  25. Neora, Advocare and now Nutricellix, I believe it will take a while to convince people that those new companies are not scams. It is too early, yet; to settle down on an area that is still unique in the way business will be made. I mean, using DNA technology as the fundation of a company.

    A  wab test for 100 dollars, it too expensive when you think that it could be a scam. 

    Your interesting on unwrapping all these companies claiming a unique way to handle business, it must be a Must. Nowadays is a perfect time to unmasked these scammers once for ever, although it is a new company launched since last December. 

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  26. Customized Weight loss product based on individual DNA? I think I read another article you wrote about this matter. I just cannot see how that is going to work in praxis. Sounds a bit suspicious to me. Paying $100 for a swab test? Would I do that? No way. The end product will probably rip your shirt off. Have there been any tests of this product?

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  27. Having a weight loss that is channelled to the strength and the power of an individual is very Great and I am very grateful here to be with you. Having known that nutricelix is actually worthy enough to know her is good. I will try my best to share it all out with everyone I know. Thank you so much for your information shared here

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  28. Hi there Tony, thank you for sharing this really in-depth and analytical review of NutriCellix. I really learnt a lot about the product from it. Unfortunately after reading it I had a bit of reservation towards NutriCellix. I think honestly that the idea behind it is definitely intriguing and worth believing but the product itself doesn’t seem to be all that. 

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  29. Definitely NutriCellix is a scam. I really picked up many points that are commonly used by scammers. Such a legit review. It’s a great concept that they have but a bad execution and unfortunately their product isn’t worthy. Thanks for putting a n honest word out there Tony to help many from being scammed. 

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  30. Hello Tony, I have come to really love your articles and I find it really creative and informative to all. This article is centered on what  NutriCellix is, whether it’s an innovative DNA weight loss breakthrough or not .  I have been seeing a lot of review on this new product and what I’d suggest personally is to keep observing. Thanks for sharing 

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  31. It’s  a very great idea to have this product, I think it’s a good development to be able to use DNA of humans to develop supplements for their weight loss breakthrough. It’s very nice and it is going to be very helpful if it turns out to be true and they get to so it as they have said.

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  32. Good to see this review about nutricellix here. It actually makes a lot of sense being able to see all of these here and the fact that a lot goes into this makes it well worthy.  The fact that they focus on our ddna to project our weight loss is actually a very great thing altogether. I love this a lot. Thank you for sharing here.

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  33. Thank you for yet another great review. I would rather stay away from Nutricellix as the thought of having them test my DNA is creepy. It does seem unrealistic that anyone would even want to submit their DNA for testing and so I believe you when you say its ponzi scheme

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  34. Hello Tony, thank you for your review about MLM company. It provides very informative things and tips that what we should know about, and what to avoid, so that people will be aware of it. Well, I have never heard of NutriCellix , but now I known It’s a scam. I always look for some products like Weight Loss, and that’s what NutriCellix provides and sell. Thanks god that I found your post. So that I won’t buy and join their program.

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  35. Your article about Notri Cellix is very well. Searching about DNA and finding what product will make results for each of us is really good idea and concept. But, when it comes to pay 100$ somebody just to analyze DNA, and for that money expecting that somebody can make product just for, you, my opinion is that is barely possible. 99% it’s MLM job, and people should know about this and be aware.

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  36. Fascinating post Tony and solid counsel on evading one more MLM disaster/trick for the unwary. I think certainly a case that on the off chance that it looks unrealistic, it likely is. Almost certainly there must be some MLM open doors out there that give real items and authentic potential business openings, however I think given the long history of outrage after another a large portion of us simply make a scramble for the entryway at the notice of this plan of action.

    Much obliged for the information.

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  37. The title caught my attention ‘ Is it an innovative DNA Weight Loss Breakthrough?’ I will personally not go for a weight loss programme that requires me to take DNA test. I believe  in depth research is needed on the claim they make about the Custom weight management powered by your DNA

    It will be interesting to observe over time what will be FTC response to NutriCellix.

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  38. Thanks, Tony, for your thorough review of NutriCellix. It’s a good thing you did all that research!, saving us the trouble of doing it ourselves! It’s good to be skeptical about NutriCellix. But as you said, let’s wait and see…

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  39. Hi Tony,

    Thanks for this review of another MLM. I am alway weary of these programmes, as they are often scams or very difficult to make money from. As this is a relatively new MLM, I will wait a bit longer before looking into it further, as it will be interesting to see what other people’s experiences are.

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  40. Hi there Tony, thank you for sharing this wonderful and insightful review of NutriCellix. I really appreciate you taking the time to learn enough about the product and put out a really detailed and in-depth comprehensive review. Personally I think the product NutriCellix raises a lot of questions and doubts and there I am a bit hesitant about it 

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  41. Like you said I don’t think buying this product or joining this company is worth it. For one if you want to lose weight it’s as simple as eating healthier and exercising. I don’t believe in these products that probably have all kinds of side effects.

    Secondly I’ve never met anyone personally who makes a lot of money by joining an MLM company. So iv never been interested in joining one.

    Thanks agajin for this great review.

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  42. nutricellix has been in the market for a long time but i have always ignored it. some other reviews on it were not explicit enough so i could not get a clear understanding of the uses. now, i am willing to share articles on nuticellix as they have proven competence in the market.

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  43. Thank you for the information in this post it was extremely helpful. The idea seems plausible though to get a weight loss program that works for your DNA although I guess it’s too good to be true.

    I will take note of your recommendation to steer clear will save me potentially time and money.

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  44. My thought is that Nutricellix is a pyramid scheme. The company set this up in such a way that the main product they are selling is hope. Hope that something works instead of plain dieting, Hope that handing over one’s DNA is the answer to every problem we have. I would not especially in 2020 with covid just hand my DNA over to a fly by night company.

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  45. Nutricellix is actually the very best way to actually get the very best out of making money online if one can follow well and actually do the needful. The fact that they offer something very unique is the more reason I value them better than most other things out there. This is really great and thank you for sharing this out here. thumbs up

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  46. Is nutricellix a legitimate opportunity created in order to share unique health & wellness products or simply a Pyramid Scheme disguised and just a replacement for Neora? Good question Tony. I am happy you are always here to guide us with these online making matters. Its very important.There is a tendency of pyramid schemes to over-float products that have diverse effects especially when it comes to weight management programs. Thank you for giving us an eye sight about Nutricellix.

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  47. It is not the first time that I hear about DNA related to weight loss programs, but I agree with you: I don’t think this is the case. 

    Of course, the fact that I am not a member/marketer associated with the company and the fact that I don’t use their products don’t allow me to have the knowledge to say that it is not a reliable company or that they don’t produce good products. But usually the fact that a company is more interested in recruiting thank it is to sell its products is not a good sign.

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  48. Thank you for sounding the alarm here. I know that many desperate people who want to lose weight will surely bite this bait when they hit the pain threshold. I am not a big fan of milking people by offering an over hype product using marketing strategy just to earn more money. I don’t know why some people can always come up with new schemes to dupe many people. Your post is worth sharing to warn other people.

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  49. DNA based weight loss or protein have amazed me. It just goes to show how far science has came and how far we as humans can push the boundaries of science. Just today I saw that protein powder can be made specifically for your DNA set. That’s so mind blowing! I’m sure it’s not cheap though, but if these DNA based supplements are able to compete pricing-wise with regular off the shelf supplements…these big brands are in trouble!

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  50. Thanks for bringing NutriCellix to our attention early in their business development cycle. If you hadn’t I would have been impressed with their approach to use DNA to customize weight loss products. What a unique selling proposition. I can see desperate overweight individuals willing to do anything to lose weight. Especially if they have tried a lot of programs and failed. 

    Your advice is well taken and I will not be considering getting involved with them at all. Especially as they are MLM based and owned by people who had previously had companies shut down by the FTC because of violating the law. 

    Cheers.

    Edwin

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  51. Hello Tony, to be a veteran is not as easy as it seems and I had seen so many people are being interested in business and after a little while of working they just give up and not go anyone. So when I see a man who have made so much progress in a business you just have to give him the right credits they deserve to be sincere. Thanks for sharing this wonderful article.

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  52. It’s a very interesting thing to hear that studying human dna can give the breakthrough to weight loss, I think if it’s done as it has been promised by the company, it’ll be very effective cos it’s components will be gotten from the results of the DNA test done. Nutricellix is another breakthrough into development of human health

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  53. I have heard about this whole nutricelix thing but I didn’t know if it is worth the shot or not but now seeing your post about it really makes me think that maybe I should give it a try myself and see where I can take things from there. Your post really makes it very nice and informative. You have very valid details here.

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  54. Nutricellix is the easy way out for anyone who really want to lose the weight. Being able to combine the dja and channel the weight loss products to fit the eight DNA to make the process of weight losing very easy and more dedicated and easier is great to see. So, this is a great post here again

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  55. Oh! This is just great to see here and thank you so much for sharing. It couldn’t be better considering the fact that nutricellix is centered around using our personal development for achieving the goal of weight loss and that is simply an unbiased one here. Absolutely love this review its awesome.

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  56. Never have I ever heard of this! Wow! Talk about an interesting company. I use the Isa products, and just wonder about this company. What has me most skeptical is the $100 upfront charge for a test of my DNA. Though, would this be any different than when I first signed up for Isagenix they had me pay a membership fee?

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  57. I was blinded to the mlm/pyramid scam 3 times before I finally smartened up. Every time I got into one, one of which was the famous Amway and another was weight loss, I was seduced by the possibility of a get rich quick scheme. The only thing that was quick was the speed at which I wasted my time and money. Riches take hard work and time to get legally.

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  58. The interesting issue is that the market of Nutricellix innovation has been a great answer from many people that how people gets to share the profit of the company by been in one company. It has provided a great lesson that is very useful to have partnership to work together and it widen the basic interest of the people in a business or company 

    Thank you for increasing the knowledge of membership and people with same DNA INNOVATION ina company 

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  59. I am not sure Tony if I would agree to pay $100 for the Nutricellix results of my DNA just for the sake of the products that can give me less calories. 

    To be honest, I would rather naturally take more care of my immune system and my health in a way to choosing better what I eat or drink. 

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  60. Hello Tony, There is so much potential in lose weight market and there are already so many products in the market on this vertical. utriclelix seems to be a  good product and a few friends have attested to it which sometimes makes me happy knowing they are genuine. I would definitely love to recommend this product.

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  61. Hello Tony Lee Hamilton, thank you so much for sharing this informative and resourceful review article. This article is centered on what  NutriCellix is, whether it’s an innovative DNA weight loss breakthrough or not .  I have been seeing a lot of review on this new product and what I’d suggest personally is to keep observing. 

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  62. Oh! This is just great to see here and thank you so much for sharing. It couldn’t be better considering he fact that nutricellix is centered around using our personal development for achieving the goal of weight loss and that is simply an unbiased one here. I really like most of the things I have read about them here

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  63. There is so much in wanting to lose weight and so many of us who aren’t really into exercising will have to turn to another thing entirely different to get you required result and some product being produced today can be trusted to do so. Nutriclelix is really good with their products and a few friends have attested to it which sometimes makes me happy knowing they are genuine 

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  64. I think I would be extremely cautious with this!! I enjoyed your thorough review!

    My biggest concern would be wondering if I’m actually going to receive a product based on my DNA or if it would be a generalized product with a label on it just saying it was formulated for me. Being a new company I don’t have that trust with them yet. It seems they just wanted to make it an MLM to try to get sales and promotions as soon as possible. And I don’t like that. 

    I have, however, done a DNA swab with another company. I will be able to formulate my workouts and nutrition from that. 

    I’m not for the MLM business either. Focus would be too much on recruitment and not on actual results.. 

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  65. It is so good to see that you have a system in place that says what they can do and with all that has been said people will still be wondering. Now I know that the product is towards your health but at the seem time I know of those pyramid schemes that also take on this seem appearance. I believe persons may give it a try and then there are those people of having bad experiences in the past with pyramids schemes may pass this up.

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  66. I agree with you Tony, I wouldn’t recommend this product either, as I don’t believe customers will receive a unique and personalised solution.  There are cheaper and way more effective solutions that don’t require you providing swap samples to a lab, such as PH360 who I believe are the true leaders in personalised health.

    Really well presented article offering both the pro’s and con’s.  You’ve given us all an opportunity to really research it for ourselves to develop our own opinion.  And as you said, maybe it is legit..

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  67. Hey Tony,

    Although l have never heard of NutriCellix, your review has provided me an understanding of what it all about. It’s good to see a breakthrough in an innovative DNA weight loss but l am in doubt how effective is it. Further, NutriCellix is a relatively new company, and some more it operated on an MLM structure. There are no real testimonials from the end-user except one or two Youtube reviews.

    I would be cautious and on the sideline of this product for the time being, until it has proven its effectiveness. Thank you for alerting us about NutriCellix.

    Good luck.

    Chris

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  68. I am not sure that NutriCellix is 100% legit. The first red flag that hit me was the $100 testing fee. The second red flag was unique products for each person, this is not fiscally feasible. The normal way is having supplements that are for the most part generically made in order to maximize profits. This is a profit oriented company and is not likely to ship a product that is completely unique for each customer since each genome is so close to being the same.

    It would take during further research to determine if it is 100% legit. There are too many variables in my opinion for it to work as they have described it.

    Jerry

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  69. You know, someone has mentioned this nutri Felix to me before but I didn’t know what it was or two it worked either but now reading your post, I can very well say that it is quite innovative that one can use their DNA to do some testing and also move on to carrying out weight loss through it. I know someone who would love to give this a try.

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  70. Hello Tony, your post always amaze me, and i find each of them interesting, it is always comprehensive, informative and useful,thanks for posting this article, i have never heard of Nutricellix but from your review it sounds like a good one, the product is good, it is for any one that is serious on weight loss and not just for anyone..Thanks for the article, it is nice..

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  71. Hmm, Nurticellix offers innovative DNA weight loss solutions. I do not understand why certain people take weight loss too far. Plus if they have like thousands of people how will they DNA test every one of them? It does not seem cost-effective or efficient. Thanks for the wonderful review it was very helpful

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  72. There’s been a lot of controversies about Nutricellix and I think it has created a lot of suspicion to the product, I believe advancements in the human body is a good one and to hear that you can use DNA to make formulas that’ll suit a weughtloss supplement is nice, but is that what the company is doing? I’m not so sure.

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  73. I am always leery of MLM type programs that claim to have the most innovative medical breakthrough for any problem. Weight loss is a very common theme, but it can be others, too, like skin care, hair loss, heart health, and many others.

    It seems like if NutriCellix is a product that will produce great results, the company should be marketing it mainstream with substantial advertising and professional backing.

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  74. Hello there! I am sure that it could be anything we plan it to be but it is definitely a product that works well spending on if we are really ready to make the best use  out of it. This is really a great article here. Personally, it is very encouraging to know about nutricelix and the fact that it works great. Thank you very much for the information and take care.

    Cheers!

    Juma

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  75. Hi, Tony!

    Thanks for bringing my attention to NutriCellix. I sat through the first ten minutes of that video and it already sounded like the many MLM pitches that I’ve been unlucky enough to get trapped into.

    If this was a true scientific breakthrough that could effectively change lives, I’m sure it would be a lot more mainstream and not require these word-of-mouth sales tactics.

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  76. Thank you so much for sharing an informative and interesting article with everyone. This article’s main content is NutriCellix Reviews.It is a weight loss marketing platform from which you can earn commissions by selling products.In its continuation, I have joined this platform a long time ago and NutriCellix uses its own family and encourages others to use it as well.Other members, including my father, have lost weight using this product, so I urge everyone to use it. And in this way, by encouraging and requesting others, my product is sold from which I get the commission.

    So I would say that those who want to do something should join this platform and sell the product now and earn a commission.

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  77. Hi Tony,

    Again a great informative post about NutriCellix which in likelihood is Neora. Besides, tailoring it to each individual’s DNA seems to be a scam outright and a tall claim by Bo. 

    It is a new product on the block and getting reviews might take time. Until then it should kept under study only even of someone wants to try this out.

    Your review is very helpful to guide us on the facts of each scheme. It is very easy to get sucked into it and lose the confidence in online business straightaway.

    Thanks once again to point this out so that people have their facts in hand before making any decision.

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  78. After reading this article the last one in your series about NutriCellix I am a bit shocked. Not by your review, but by NutriCellix trying to market this is as a DNA tailored weight loss program. I think if technology has become this advanced wrt to weight loss, it would have a much higher price tag. 

    As this is an MLM business opportunity (I have understood this from your article) this turns on the red lights on my part. It is to me, obviously an attempt to try to attract customers in order to earn quick money. If similar business opportunities is shut down by the FTC, it is only a matter of time regarding this opportunity as well.

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  79. Is it just me or do all of these weight loss “breakthroughs” all come in the same packaging with just a different brand name? I am sure I have at least three or four of these packages sitting around my house and the only difference in them is the name on the label!

    I am beginning to truly believe that the best way to lose weight is through proper diet and exercise. Of course, who determines what a “proper” diet is?!

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  80. The overwhelming improbability of the efficacy of this product is hard to escape. There is no mention anywhere of a patent. There isn’t even the most cursory mention of a peer-review study. Not the slightest attempt to explain how the product actually works beyond the vaguest flimsy ideas of something matched to your DNA. Frankly, the whole thing is just preposterously and manifestly fake. As others have said, it will be whatever we make it to be because this whole thing is just hype. The only explanation I could come up with is that the entire project is some large socio-psychological experiment in crowd psychology and possibly testing the limits of the placebo effect. I will watch from the sidelines. Thanks for this and best regards.

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  81. Well! I believe that it could be anything we make it to be but it is definitely a product that works perfectly well spending on if we are really ready to make the best use  out of it. This is really a great post here. Personally, this iswlaly encouraging to see about nutricelix and the fact that it works really well in what it promised. Thanks

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  82. DNA related programs always make me nervous for two reasons:

    1. I don’t know if I should trust them with my DNA data. What if it’s a scam and they sell it?

    2. It takes very complicated technology to extract that kind of data from DNA, so unless the company is very large, I’m skeptical of the information they send back. It may be randomly generated for all I know.

    That being said, I think this was a very interesting review. I think the concept of NutriCellix is fantastic, but until more information is known about them, I don’t think they’re a brand I could see myself getting behind, unfortunately.

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  83. I have read a couple other articles on NutriCellix and each and every one of them have raised flags for me.  Im not going to sit here and scream scam but this will be a hard sell.  Using your DNA to build a personalised formula would be great but Im sure it would be a lot more than a $100

    I mean the model is genius if it could pass all the tests.  I would love to be proven wrong

    Once again another great article Tony

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  84. I had never heard of NutriCellix until finding the discussion here, and it’s a fascinating idea that could be incredibly successful if it lives up to it’s claims. Interesting that you just don’t think the products are going to be unique, which is precisely their claim of DNA-based weight loss assistance. I hope it’s not like other pyramid schemes out there and just finding a fancy way to dupe people out of their money for ineffective products.

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  85. I agree with your review on NutriCellix.  I went to the website to read more about it, but I don’t see how this company can possibly adjust a product to absolutely fit my personal DNA.  I understand that no DNA is absolutely alike.  That means that this company cannot produce a unique product expressly for me before they have my DNA results.  That would cost thousands of dollars to be able to accomplish what the company says it can do.  Even with the higher pricing I viewed on the website, the cost would be astronomical.  I just don’t think it is an economical proposition.  Thanks for the solid review!

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  86. This sounds like a great weight loss program for anyone serious about getting in shape and using a system that really works plus you can earn an income by introducing others to use the system as well it sounds like a clear win win system to me this is a very helpful and informative article with plenty of evidence as to why this is such a great system to use great article keep the amazing content coming this is truly a great site and information resource on making money with health benefits -Jonathon 

     

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  87. This does sound like and interesting opportunity with some (possibly) dubious claims. As a scientist by background I find it a little hard to believe that this company claims to allow you breakthrough results from one DNA swab (that is very likely to end up contaminated!). I guess we will only know once there are reviews and user feedback but I definitely would not get ahead of myself on this one..

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  88. This information is powerful, thank you so much for sharing it with your audience.  Weight loss, weight management, and health in general is one of the hottest topics and markets out there.  My heart drops to see companies that take advantage of the consumer and aren’t transparent about there business model.  I think it’s wonderful how you are giving everyone a heads up to do their due diligence before considering NutriCellix!  I know I definitely will be cautious should I hear of this company again or be approached by someone about NutriCellix.

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  89. Thanks for sharing, I got a little nervous when you mentioned it as an MLM.  But the fact you have to pay $100 upfront for them to then send you products designed for you is a little suspect…

    It sounds to me like it is just a ploy, as they want you to buy products before you get the results, so how can they be unique for you?

    I don’t like the sound of it.  Have you anything to say they do work as sold?

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  90. Not being a fan of MLM I immediately look at this product with a great deal of skepticism. When I read about them matching the product to your DNA that immediately sent up a Red Flag since I have spent a great deal of time around the medical profession and understand the cost of producing such a product. My thoughts are that I would run the other way as fast as I can. The claims they make are to outrageous to be true in my opinion.

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  91. I’ve heard of following different eating plans based on blood type and other factors but having a DNA test to have specially customized weight loss products sounds like a tall order to me. I’m not fond of any weight loss programs or products as I believe the answer is very simple – eat healthily and exercise regularly… and yes I do think that having a special eating plan according to your lifestyle as well as a customized exercise plan is a good idea but I am not a believer in weight loss products. 

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  92. Thank you for the in depth review on NutriCellix. It seems to be quite possible that they launched this company because of the FDA investigation into Neora. It all point to another scam and another pyramid scheme to me. 

    To lose weight simply based on your DNA sounds very unlikely to me. We would otherwise have a very skinny world population. Thank you for the warning to avoid them.

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  93. I too find it kind of hard to believe. Meaning, that the products they’ll send will be particularly unique. I mean, maybe the stuff that they target within the DNA to properly assess stuff has like 3-5 variations which then they each have a product for. But it’s somehow hard to believe that it might be even remotely that simple. I mean, I bet certain gene expressions could mess with that which they may have more products for but that would easily go in the hundreds. And that’s just really hard to believe.

    Why would it be a pyramid then? If it’s such amazing breakthrough stuff, why isn’t it just a typical company that manufactures and sells stuff?

    Either way, I appreciate your insight and thoughts! Cheers.

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  94. Hello there! this is an amazing review you have got here. I researched about NutriCellix and one thing I liked about the company is that they have great leadership even though that’s not disclosed on their website which is a must. 

    Meanwhile, I’ve gotten more than enough information I need to sign up for it from your review. 

    Thanks!

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  95. hey,

    i had a lot of questions regarding NutriCellix before visiting this site and now everything is clear. this site has added many videos that make the learning more easy and better. i would recommend everyone to go through the website if they have any issues regarding NutriCllix as this site will clear all your doubts. As ever, I trust your recommendations Tony so, as with other similar products you’ve reviewed, I will be steering well clear. Thanks for sharing.

    Regards

    Aparna

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  96. I have heard so much about NutriCellix but I have really had time to dive into getting to understand this product or brand…I recent time I encountered a lot of person that really utilized their DNA weight loss breakthrough although I haven’t really bee able to get something tangible from them but I think the information in this article has answered my questions.thanks  a lot for sharing.

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  97. This is a very intriguing concept. Can your DNA actually be used and manipulated to help you lose weight. I love how you give both sides of the argument. I would be interested in learning more. I am always a little hesitant of network marketing companies making these claims. It could be true but I would definitely need more research.

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  98. Having someone just lose weight from their DNA is a good new but unlikely everyone would be skinnier. it would be a good turn around for everyone in the continents . it was nice that when so many people  are conned it does not take long to expose them. thank you for exposing the scam. In that not all swabs could help you just like that, one need to know the side effect as a by effect of the sickness or your eating habit .   Exposing the  scammers is great as alot of people loos adt of money at the long run.

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  99. Now this is straight up no b.s. article you wrote. You have given everyone the red flags about this system. It’s a shame that people put time and work into these scams and they could have spent the time and effort to be legit. It’s so great to have a person as yourself telling everyone of this scam. I know I won’t be apart of it and I will keep my $100 in my pocket. I also want to thank you for your service to our great nation. it’s people like you who keep us safe from war and scams. God bless you and your family thank you again sir.

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  100. I think that if this were actually true that the business model is highly flawed.  If they are creating specific products for EACH user’s DNA, it would be prohibitively expensive to tailer make each product for each individual without it costing more than most can afford.  It’s just not possible.  Thank you for bringing this one to our attention.  I, personally, will be staying clear of this one.

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  101. Another great and extremely honest appraisal of this NutriCellix product. I think you’ve very clearly identified the big problem with this product, or rather, not so much the product but The MLM structure that goes along with it. As ever, I trust your recommendations Tony so, as with other similar products you’ve reviewed, I will be steering well clear. Thanks for sharing.

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  102. I agree personally i think this is a scam without a doubt. We have no proof of it being unique to each individual nor can we tell if the unique formula actually has the desired effect. It is highly plausible the company wAs launched due to the neoura being a new target of the federal investigation.

    In my research i noticed most of these companies that get caught up branch off quickly as to protect some revenue income.  It’s always a little fishy how fast a new one pops up when one gets called upon. Good read i think you will save a lotta people some heartache!

    Nutricellix is most probably one of these pop ups based on what they are offering and conducting.  The price of this ain’t cheap either  

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  103. That was an important article on NutriCellix. I can see that you were not very impressed with the product. I went through your reasons and I think you are absolutely right. These days we see a lot of opportunities touting themselves as unique and breakthrough, but I doubt how many of them are actually that. Also, with products like Advocare shutting down left and right and new scams being found out every day, it is really important to choose to invest in the correct products. Thanks for your views, they did indeed help me decide.

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  104. Hey, I enjoy a lot while reading your article on Nutricellix. I found it very useful for everyone like me. I have seen Nutricellix lately and was not sure what it is all about. It is every where on my social media feed. I have to say that they have a good strategy. 

    This product really looks like it works and I an considering buying it. Thank you for this helpful information,my friend.

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  105. I agree with you that Isagenix would be a better option than this one. I have a friend whom I really respect when it comes to network marketing, her name is Kim Klaver, and she’s doing Isagenix weight loss business.

    If we will add up what the members are spending, the overall profit in commissions isn’t that big compared to affiliate marketing where members are not required to purchase regularly just to maintain an earning position in a pay plan.

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  106. Thanks for the great review. A question is it available outside US? My wife did joined one for MLM companies and she failed at it and I don’t think she might be interested again. The products are they certified by FDA and GMP’s? because the FDA might do as you said what it did to other companies. Anyway it is a great review will a lot of information to make your own judgement. 

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  107. Hi Tony, your review was interesting as I haven’t yet heard of Nutricellix – maybe it’s because I’m in the UK?  I was involved in a few MLM’s over the years, believed them, tried them and then realised my mistake.  Isagenix roped me into buying their one month package to shed a few pounds.  It was expensive, it didn’t work and the worst thing was my “mentor” who talked me into it didn’t ever contact me again after I parted with my money and told him no, I wouldn’t become an Ambassador for them.  

    These companies are clever, they know who to target and how to tempt them and yet they all seem to have such successful people at the top who seem brainwashed.  

    I have bookmarked your site so that I can continue reading with interest.

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  108. I agree with you that Isagenix would be a better option than this one. I have a friend whom I really respect when it comes to network marketing, her name is Kim Klaver, and she’s doing Isagenix weight loss business. For a big name like her, she would not risk her name be associated with a questionable company. 

    For this Nutricellix, the products seem great but what I am afraid of with this kind of opportunity is, I will have to spend a lot of money buying the products regularly just to maintain my earning position in the pay plan. If we will add up what the members are spending, the overall profit in commissions isn’t that big compared to affiliate marketing where members are not required to purchase regularly just to maintain an earning position in a pay plan.

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  109. Great background on the newest weight loss fad.  I have heard of this on facebook, though I do not know anyone selling this product.  Very informative with the imbedded video and numerous links included in the article.  If this truly is a pyramid scheme like the other companies you mentioned, hopefully the FTC will catch up to them.  Thanks for the info!

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  110. I have seen Nutricellix lately and was not sure what it is all about. It is every where on my social media feed. I have to say that they have a good strategy. Right after the New Years and also custom weight loss plan. Very similar to that blood type diet thing. But no more mlm or pyramid scheme for me! That is why I always do my research and thank god that I found your post. Will stat away from Nutricellix.

    Cheers!

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  111. Thank you for this informative review on this product, I was actually thinking, why they launched fewer products this year now I understand the reason  why. For me I think this review isn’t  just for NutriCellix and it’s inefficiency alone but also stressed on the importance of closely watching those MLM companies pooping up every now and then. Thank you for this review.

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  112. Me and my wife I ‘ve been looking for a weight loss product, she is not as bad as me but she still wants to follow this weight loss journey with me. This product really looks like it works and I an considering buying it. Thank you for this helpful information,my friend.

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  113. Hey Tony! A good review of the latest MLM to hit the stage. I or one have pretty much sworn off all MLM or network marketing companies. Not that good money cannot be made with them, but due to the unforeseen possible shutdowns and consequences. Just like you mentioned with Advocare and others.  I would hate to work my arse off only to have the company I helped build (as a network marketer) go under due to negligence or bad management. Although DNA health testing is a real thing, I, like you, do not see this company being able to consistently generate personalized weight loss nutrition. 

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  114. Tony,

    Thanks for the heads up! I’ve heard of NutriCellix and have pondered the idea of “DNA Weight Loss Breakthrough.” But I must add that the $100 DNA test is costly to get your hands on some of their products! For that price, you can acquire information regarding your DNA and ancestry with companies like 23 and me. Also, with the 100 dollars you throw in with this company could better go towards the products themselves. And not a DNA test to “see if you qualify” for the products. Thanks, Tony, for shedding some light on this company and how it operates!

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  115. Thanks for this thorough review of the NutriCellix products, I had heard of them and wanted to do some further research prior to investing any amount of time or money into them. These days there are so many unfounded claims that it is hard to determine fact from fiction. Your article cleared a lot of things up for me.

    I agree that many people are not going to be comfortable with providing DNA samples to get designer supplements that will specifically be produced to most effectively help them. There is just too much personal data that will be out there if they do that and no guarantee of the security of the data. 

    For that reason alone, I will stay away from this product and service, both as a consumer and an affiliate marketer. I do not feel comfortable recommending something to others, that I myself would not use. You have provided me with the information needed, a great article!

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  116. A very informative review of Nutricellix. I recalled reading one of your initial posts on this weight loss program. I certainly was skeptical about Nutricellix at the time, and your analysis of it was accurate.

    I agree with you that Nutricellix may not be a scam. But with it being fairly new, it’s too early to determine whether this program is worth investing in the long-term. $100 to try out this program sounds too high for something new such as Nutricellix. 

    We’ll have to wait and see whether Nutricellix will be a success or not. I’m glad you recommend to your readers not to invest in it at this time.

    Thanks for sharing, this review was insightful to read about.

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  117. Hey, I enjoy a lot while reading your article on Nutricellix and find it very useful for everyone. While reading I know that NutriCellix, is it a legitimate opportunity created in order to share unique health & wellness products. Now a days as I see Nutricellix is growing day and night. Thanks a lot for sharing an awesome info regarding Nutricellix.

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  118. Wow great advice here on NutriCellix! I appreciate the straightforwardness here as it will save me and others lots of grief down the line. With Nutricellix I agree that it’s going to be a tough sell to try and find outside customers who will submit to the test without receiving unique products, and it does sound like a pyramid scheme. The only ones who are going to profit from this product are the owners who appear to be taking advantage of their representatives. Thanks to your post I’ll stay clear of NutriCellix, well done!

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  119. I have heard of Nutricellix, I always worry about pyramid schemes and this article is very informative and lets me know that it has only been a month or so since the release of Nutricellix, but I am usually skeptical on newer products and I found this review to be very informative and helpful to me.

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  120. If you help to activate the metabolic processes and stimulate the elimination of fat and excess fluid.It successfully removes the stomach and brings it back to normal.I was then interested in the product.It is probably not very expensive.I tried a lot of meat products and none proved convincing. Thanks for the detailed presentation.

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  121. Thank you for this thorough review of NutriCellix!
    It’s the first time I came across this famous NutriCellix who claims to be able to help people lose weight through DNA tests. 

    That’s how the majority of MLM companies pop up every day. They create a product (which doesn’t even hold up), make it a selling point then attract thirsty MLMers fans who are looking to make money online to promote it.

    Just like you, I doubt the authenticity of their product and I find it very expensive.

    Thank you for sharing!! Sure it will help people who are looking to join this MLM company or buy this product to make an informed decision!

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  122. I was about to get into this “Pyramid” to call it somehow. Thanks a lot for publishing this complete review post. I’ve been out looking for an extra income since the beginning of the year (part of my new year’s resolutions list). 

    The problem with MLMs is that you have to prioritize on others (the corporation) benefits rather than your own to make it sustainable (and it cant be so by long). I’d rather stick to your “Top Recommendation”. I’ve taken a look at it and I love the fact of being free to try as well as how responsive is the entire community. Thanks a lot for sharing these opportunities with us in an honest and professional way.

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  123. Sounds like an interesting opportunity, but it is way to new of a website for me to actually try out. I appreciate your review, I am probably in the minority in thinking that MLM companies do have the possibility of being successful, it is just like any business though you have to put in the work. NutriCellix has a very unique idea here I believe, and I am sure there are many people that will try it out. Who doesn’t want to lose weight right? If they are really able to help people by using their DNA then this will be a hit, I will keep a close eye on it. Thanks for the information!

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  124. Seeing how the science community is in agreement that DNA studies prove that we are all 99% biochemically similar, I find it very hard to believe that DNA plays a key role in how an individual can better lose weight. That fact alone would make me not recommend this product or ANY other product that uses the gimmick of DNA as a selling point.

    MLM companies are notorious for finding some kind of hook to make their products standout above their competition and/or justify the higher than normal price. Obviously the majority of people will not know the fact about DNA that I mentioned above or will take the time to look it up, and that is what NutriCellix is banking on.

    I agree with you that this may not be a scam seeing how the product just launched in January and more time needs to play out for more to be known. I also agree that spending $100.00 for the DNA test will be a hard sell for those customers outside the company. One must also ask, if DNA is the key to losing weight, why wasn’t this more mainstream already?

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  125. Hi Tony,

    As you know very well the weight loss niche is heavily crowded. There are 1000’s of products and all of them claiming they can help people to reduce their weight. However, many of the products under-delivers with low-quality.

    Thanks a lot for your honest review. $100 for the DNA test is quite expensive and on top of that we need to purchase the product which makes it more expensive. As you mentioned, it is not going to be easy to sell this product as well.

    Thanks for the warning and I believe your review will help many people to save their hard-earned money.

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  126. Lol. You nailed the MLM business marketing strategy right there in the first paragraph of this post Mr. Hamilton. But what is Nutricellix really. Is it a business opportunity hiding behind a new fad product, or the other way around. A new fad product hiding behind a supposed business opportunity.. I’m pretty familiar with the MLM companies out there and i’ve never heard of this one before now.

    You said that you don’t think the FTC will be able to checking on them anytime soon, but you might just be wrong. maybe because of that DNA testing thing that they claim to be doing. I wonder where they got the permission to do that. Or better yet. If they got any permission at all.

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  127. Thanks for posting, fascinating!

    For me this demonstrates admirably the 2 sided coin that is ubiquitous information.  I choose the word information because it is a stage short of knowledge.

    To become knowledge information must be tested and validated.  The internet today is full of information and full of knowledge but it is a veritable maze and conundrum to determine which is which unless coming from a bon a fide validated source.

    Anyone can go on the net and publish anything make any claim and profit.  Sadly it is the most gullible and potentially the most needy who fall foul and become victims of this information anarchy.

    This kind of post helps someway to help those would through the ‘fog of war’ but what to do about the others?

    Great article

    Thanks

    Hamish

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  128. Thank you for sharing this. $100 upfront does sound a bit sketchy especially since the company is barely 2 months old. How much do the customized supplements cost? There’s no definitive price list in the links below your article. Thanks for the heads-up! It’s another one to stay away from.

    Sunny

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  129. Thank you for your review. I have to agree with you, not a particular fan of MLM. And in the same time, I am positively surprise that your government is shutting some “suspicious” businesses down. Very well done. 

    I would be not surprised though, that there are people who would be keen to pay 100$ in order to get their products to create their “dreamed body”. Why not surprised? 95% of population is searching and or believing that the results are coming quick and are easy. In any case, weight loss is definitely not happening overnight with a help of some magic pill.Thanks a lot for sharing!I hope many would find it useful as  I did.

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  130. Thank you so much for sharing such an excellent article with us. Your article was interesting and informative. I have got a lot of information about Nutricellix. A unique opportunity to share a unique health and wellness product. This allows me to order my products and then send them to me after analyzing my DNA and creating my unique product. I benefited from reading your article and found out about MLM and found valuable information about Nutricellix. I will share this article with my friends and I think my friends will benefit from reading this article. I have bookmarked your website so that I can come back to your website later. I thank you again for providing such a beautiful post.

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  131. Hi Tony,

    Recruiting has always launched my red flag alarms, I fell for one once, and I will not do it again.

    So what is NutriCellix? It seems to me that it is another MLM based on the recruiter buying the product and recruiting others to do the same. Which in my books fall under a NO. 

    I think the case of Advocare is typical. In my opinion, NutriCellix will go on the same path BUT time will tell.

    I always prefer working on a stable business opportunity that does not rely on constant recruiting and force selling of products.

    Thanks,

    Jordan. 

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  132. As soon as I saw that you have to submit your DNA it was a big no from me. Furthermore, you stated that the company is barely getting its start on the business, so how do I know what type of product am I going to be getting, much worse what will they do with my DNA afterwards? Do they have the proper labs to test them? Even if it wasn’t a scam, I would still not purchase this product. 

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  133. Hi, This is not the first negative review. I’ve seen of this company. Never ceases to amaze me be people are willing to make, the most outrageous claims  always making their products seem more powerful is what They are.. maybe trying not to go with the Get rich quick. Lies and it instead go with lose weight. Switch it around a little bit.

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  134. I am glad to see your article. Your article is really unique and informative. so I read a lot of articles on the internet. I found your article. I think this article will help me a lot. I have heard a great deal about NutriCellix recently and I was feeling this organization would be a real chance to bring in cash in MLM plan of action. It has really answered all the questions I had about NutriCellix.I must admit though, I had my doubts about this. But now, I have more clarity. A very good article with useful information, one of the best I have read.Thanks for sharing. If you don’t mind, I will share this article on my social media account. Good luck!

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  135. Hello Tony, I must say that this article is very helpful and informative. I heard about NutriCellix from my friend who recommended it to me. I am an affiliate marketer and he thought I could benefit from it. Based on your article I see it is still early to make a decision as I think we should let it mature just to see where it will go.

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  136. Thanks for writing this post on NutriCellix. From what you are saying, I don’t think it is something I will be looking further into for myself. I really don’t trust it as a legitimate source of information or as a weight loss breakthrough. It all seems pretty sketchy to me and to just send away my DNA like that is a little discomforting (call me neurotic). Thanks for taking the time to steer us clear of this one!

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  137. Although I haven’t heard what NutriCellix is. But it is a bit conceptual for MLM. At least I have no interest in this aspect. I hope I don’t have it in the future. Thank you for finishing the content. I believe it must be very valuable for others. I wish good luck.

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  138. A lot of factors comes into play and has to be thoroughly considered to ensure that the right decision is made as regards the test and other products nutricellix has on offer. Like you mentioned, and rightly so, this company barely opened shop and making any decisions now concerning the legitimacy of their claims would be naive at best. 

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  139. NutriCellix. Well, I will not say whether they’re scam or not as I don’t know much about them yet. But from what I’ve read so far, I don’t think I’ll have anything to do with them. Even if they tend to have many positive reviews doesn’t necessarily mean that they will not be targeted by FTC. You’ve really made me aware of this company.

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  140. They need my DNA because they want to create some unique products? Now how can they do that for thousands and deliver immediate results if they were to be patronized. Personally, I see this as a way for them to sell their products. I don’t think I’ll partner myself with a company like this. I’ll look for another.

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  141. I have heard a lot about NutriCellix lately and I was feeling this company would be a legitimate opportunity to make money in MLM business model. I have good reports about their products before. However, considering what you have said, joining NutriCellix MLM business opportunity would be very risky right now considering the cost especially with DNA tests. I read your previous post that talks about Isagenix and I must say I really love Isagenix and if I were to join an MLM business opportunity, that would be a great option.

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  142. Hello tony, I really want to first appreciate your effort in putting this great website together and writing this article. i have heard much about nutricelix and the programs associated with the platform. as an affiliate marketer i would say this is a genuine way to earn more. thanks for the insight

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  143. Once again MLM companies are in radars of scams. I agree with respect to how difficult it can be to submit a client to a DNA test and also pay 100 dollars!

    I think people will also feel that they are being “analyzed” by the CIA. I don’t think it’s a very safe experience. I haven’t seen the products yet, but I don’t think they are very different from everything we’ve already seen.

    The idea of having your own Amazon account looks interesting, but I don’t think I can balance the fact that people don’t undergo the DNA test.

    Thanks for the review
    regards
    Pablo

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  144. I think the major problem with this program is definitely the DNA test. I don’t think that there are many people willing to forgo this test and in general to sell a product you have to go through all this trouble I think it will make a lot of people to turn away in a hurry. No matter how good the end product may be I can see this going down very fast.

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  145. Many thanks to you for sharing such a beautiful article with us and for the opportunity to discuss a wonderful topic through you. I’m an affiliate marketer and I’ve always wanted to do affiliate marketing through my website. I see through you that you have a very nice discussion about NutriCellix. I wanted to sell this product through affiliate marketing because I heard that this product is a very good product. Still, I was curious about this product because I wanted to know how good this product is? Then when I read your article I found out that you said that many people disagree with this product  And you advised us to do affiliate marketing on this product, we would have to wait for a while. 

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  146. Many thanks to you for sharing such an excellent article and I have been doing business online as an affiliate marketer and I always look for new products to promote on my websites. I’ve heard a lot about NutriCellix and I think I should do more research because it’s hard to find a great deal of science about it. It made me very worried   . They say this powder is made for DNA requirements but to me it is not the DNA idea that has me deeply concerned  .And there is a lot of information about your article A that I am very happy to see and I think we should wait because it will be sure  about once it is fully launched and the verdict. Thank you again for your heartfelt recommendation .

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  147. Hi Tony! First I want to say thank you for your service! Second, I am very sorry to hear about your wife. You seem like a great guy who enjoys helping others and that is a fantastic quality! Anyway, thanks for this very useful article on NutriCellix. They want my DNA? What? For $100! What!? LOL, I am tired of seeing scams like this, and even more tired of seeing innocent people fall for them. I truly appreciate you taking the time to help us stay informed. 

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  148. This is really great to see and thank you for sharing out here. In all honesty, nutricellix does offer great product plus the fact that it does receive some positive reviews all around. The only issue I have is that the business model is not really what I wish to invest into due to some reasons. However, this is good. Thanks

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  149. Although I have an online business as an affiliate marketer, I am always looking for products to promote on my websites.  I have heard about NutriCellix and have considered becoming involved after doing more research.  It has been difficult to find out a great deal about the science behind their claims.  It is not the DNA concept that concerns me, but the powder that they say is formulated for specific DNA requirements.  These is not much about that.  At any rate, I appreciate you article about the structure and business model.

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  150. Interesting post Tony and good advice on avoiding yet another MLM fiasco/scam for the unwary. I think definitely a case that if it looks too good to be true, it probably is. No doubt there must be some MLM opportunities out there that provide legitimate products and legitimate potential business opportunities, but I think given the long history of scandal after another most of us just make a dash for the door at the mention of this business model. 

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  151. Since new year I have heard about 3 different promotions regarding NutriCellix. I started to see the idea attractive so I decided to research a bit. I was glad to see your site has a lot of information concerning this platform. And thanks for giving your honest recommendation of not joining.

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  152. This is interesting and I think the points you are making is valid as it seems like NutriCellix are trying to play on ‘unique’ just to sell the product and get more people into the scheme. 

    Making a product which is completely unique for every individual is tough, so to believe that well I am not sure what to think yet.

    So I think like you say let’s wait it out see what everyone says about it when it’s fully launched and make judgements.

    But I would say $100 startup plus the word MLM, isn’t a good start?

    Josh

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