Dr Weil on Eniva Vibe

Dr. Weil has a Q & A on his website about Eniva Vibe. Lets examine what he has to say.

"Q Eniva Vibe: Are Liquid Vitamins Better?
What do you think of the supplement (drink) Eniva Vibe?"

First, Eniva Vibe is not a drink and that is deceptive to even put that in there. There are supplements that are juices and they are drinks but those juices are meant to be drinks. They also don't have the potency of the vitamins and minerals that Vibe has.

"A chief selling point is the claim that liquid vitamins are better absorbed by the body because large, hard pills may pass through the digestive tract and be excreted intact."

That is not the only claim or selling point. It is 1 of them. It is true that many tablets and pills are made to have a long shelf life and so they pass right through the system. Even those that are easily digestible still have problems. They still have additives to hold the supplement together.

Also, many of the minerals are way to large to pass into the opening of a cell. I would love Dr Weil to show us how large his minerals are and see if they are small enough to pass into a cell and be used. Are his products ionized to match the charge of the cells in the body? I doubt it.

You see how he totally avoids those points. He wants to make sure to sell his vitamins and not have to compete with Eniva Vibe.

"While it is true that liquid vitamins may get into your system better than supplements that do not fully dissolve, the fact is that liquid vitamins aren't any better for you than good quality vitamin and mineral supplements that are formulated to be easily digested and absorbed in pill form."

I would love to see proof of this claim that Dr Weil makes. You see, on his whole page, there are only claims but nothing is backed by scientific proof.

Where is his documentation? No where to be found. Isn't that one of his complaints about Eniva? Nothing can be proved?

"The downside to liquid supplements is that they're much more expensive."

I have to ask this question, are they more expensive? His multivitamin product is $39.90.

Eniva Vibe is $49.95 with an option to join the Wholesale club and get Eniva Vibe for $39.95. Just how much more expensive is Eniva Vibe?

If you join the wholesale club, its .05$ more. Even if you pay the $49.95 for Vibe, when you compare what is in Vibe with his product, you will see that actually, his product doesn't have very much in it which makes his is more expensive.

Vibe has a joint formula already in it. You have to pay $72 to get his multivitamin with a joint formula. Now let me ask you, who's product is more expensive?

"And since many vitamins, particularly vitamin C, begin to break down upon exposure to air, in some cases the potency of liquid vitamins may begin to wane as soon as you open the bottle - even sooner if they aren't well manufactured, carefully packaged, and properly stored."

While this could be true, can he prove that this is the case with Eniva Vibe? Again, he is not specifically speaking about Eniva Vibe, just some liquid vitamin in general.

Eniva Vibe is not a liquid like any other vitamin and mineral liquid supplement.

His own website says "Keep in a cool, dry place" for directions with his own product. So, the same can be said about his pills "...the potency may begin to wane.... if not properly stored". So really, the pills aren't much different then the liquid in regards to storage.

"Although I do see a need for good quality liquid vitamins - for people who can't swallow pills easily or don't like taking them, for example - I haven't been impressed with many of the liquid products on the market today, including vitamin-infused water. Most provide unneeded calories and additives."

I think more and more people are getting to the point that they don't want to take pills. They want something easy. They don't want pills sitting in their stomach. This was the case for me and also some other people I talk who are changing to liquid.

I haven't been impressed with any other products. There are many I haven't tried because when I read the labels, I just put them down.

His last line he says that "most provide uneeded .....additives". Guess what, so do all tablets and capsules. They need binders and the other ingredients to hold them together. Does your body need binders or wax that is used?

"Eniva Vibe makes some extravagant claims - that the supplement has anti-aging effects, promotes an escalating sense of wellness, and even that results sometimes may been seen in "hours or days" (although promotional materials also caution that you may not notice any improvement in health conditions for weeks to months)."

When I first used Vibe, I started getting results within 5 minutes. No Joke. I've used a bunch of supplements and never experienced that before. You see, they might make "extravagant claims" but when they back it up with people telling their stories, its not an "extravagant claim" any more but reality.

I also had a roomate and I gave him some Vibe, he experienced similar results as myself within just 1 day. I sent some to my mother and she experienced results. She has used many other vitamins and supplements with no results. She even called me saying, "I need Vibe".

I am purposely not putting the details of the results because of space but I do talk about results on my blog. You can also read about some of my results in my Eniva Vibe Review.

"...Eniva Vibe is sold through multi-level marketing – you buy it through distributors who make money not only through their own sales but also through those of the people they recruit. I'm sorry, but I am on record as being against multi-level marketing strategies. They are often nothing better than pyramid schemes that enable those at the top to profit by leaving those at the bottom empty handed."

True that MLM's usually hype people up and don't really teach them what they need to succeed. Now he is not speaking about Eniva here. Once again he is speaking generally. He does not prove any evidence that Eniva fits into the same situation as other MLM's.

Also, yea so what people make money off of selling vitamins. Dr Weil certainly makes his share off of vitamins. How different is it? Only very little. Just think about that.

So as you see, he just generalizes about categories but is not specific about Eniva Vibe. He doesn't back up his claims with any proof and so he does not state any facts.

Maybe Dr Weil is just trying to defend against Eniva Vibe to save his vitamin business. If his vitamin business volume drops, his wallet is also affected.

What matters most in the end is this. What results are the customers getting. If you want great results and not getting them with his, then you have to try Eniva Vibe and feel the difference.

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