Melaleuca (organic mommy for the record)

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Hi,

 

In your post you indicated that you were having problems finding all

the ingredients in Melaleuca products. I will try to help you with

that, if you look on the label of each item, or if it comes in a box

look on the box it is all listed there. If you are wanting to know

about an item that you have not ordered yet, look it up under

products and click on ingredients. If you want something that shows

every product that they have you could even order their product

resource book. You indicated that they might even have formaldehyde

in some of there products, I totally disagree with that. I have

fibromyalgia, and that is the reason that I did so much research on

chemicals, and the company's that sell products. Formaldehyde is a

cancer causing ingredient, and is not used by Melaleuca. In the past

they did use some paraben's, but they have a team that researches for

them, and found that there could be problems with paraben's, so they

were removed from their products. I have been shopping with Melaleuca

for a couple of years, and have found there products and service just

wonderful. If you want to compare them to Proctor and Gamble or

Johnson and Johnson, then you should look all of them up on the

computer. I found a site on Proctor and Gamble that showed they have

some 80 plants around the world, none in the USA. However there are

many in China, the people that work there have to live on a compound

next to the factory. Their pay is very small, no sick leave, no

vacation, have to work 12 hour shifts 7 days a week. It showed

pictures of the inside of the compound, just rows and rows of single

beds, all in one big area. Look all three up on that EWG site, and I

think that might tell you the story of how different they are.

Because the chemicals are one thing that really bothers my

fibromyalgia, I have done extensive research on the chemicals, and

the manufactures of the products that I was using and using now. I

really like their vitamins and supplements too, I can tell such a

difference in my health after switching.

 

I do agree with you that you can use baking soda for a lot of things,

and that it is health and environmentally friendly. I have and still

use it myself on many things, but there are many things that I want

to do that I can not use baking soda for.

 

I searched for over a year to find out the answers to all these

chemicals and the damage they can do to a persons body, and still

looking and researching to this day. I have been with Melaleuca long

enough to know that if they find they are using something that might

be harmful they remove it. I am not saying that Melaleuca is perfect,

but they are so much better than any other co. that I have found to

date.

 

I am not trying to sell you on Melaleuca, if you like it then that is

great, if you do not then that is your opinion. Everybody is entitled

to their own opinion. They have a great service dept., so if you have

problems or questions about any product just give them a call. They

have a 100% guarantee for 60 days, even if you have used it all up, I

have never found it to be a problem.

 

I know for me changing to Melaleuca products has been a wonderful

thing for my health. My fibromyalgia is so much better, I have more

energy, and it is great to be able to clean without all those harmful

chemicals to breath. It got rid of my grandson's eczema, my daughter

and her two children have allergy's and asthma, and has been a

tremendous help to them. I see the difference everyday, so I know it

was a good change for me and my family. I personally am very grateful

to Melaleuca. If I had continued on the path that I was on I feel I

would be in a wheel chair by now, and so disabled that I could not do

much of anything. I feel they have given me my life back.

 

I do not sell Melaleuca, but I do believe in the co., and the

difference they are making in peoples lives. Seeing and feeling the

difference makes it believable for me.

 

My thoughts,

 

Annie

 

 

, MedResearch

<MedResearch121 wrote:

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> http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/304/RipOff0304823.htm

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> I have been using Melaleuca products for about 6 months now.

[Guest guest]

Yes Annie, since I am a Mela rep myself I looked it up and found no formaldehyde in their products. I had heard that from someone else and I should not have posted that before I checked it out for myself. That person may have been referring to the household cleaners? or is it that they are also formaldehyde free? If it's in a product I don't ingest, then it doesn't bother me, as I know it is necessary for shelf life in some products such as cleaners.

 

Ann.

 

 

annielovenlife <annielovenlife Sent: Friday, May 9, 2008 11:05:34 AM Re: Melaleuca (organic mommy for the record)

 

Hi,In your post you indicated that you were having problems finding all the ingredients in Melaleuca products. I will try to help you with that, if you look on the label of each item, or if it comes in a box look on the box it is all listed there. If you are wanting to know about an item that you have not ordered yet, look it up under products and click on ingredients. If you want something that shows every product that they have you could even order their product resource book. You indicated that they might even have formaldehyde in some of there products, I totally disagree with that. I have fibromyalgia, and that is the reason that I did so much research on chemicals, and the company's that sell products. Formaldehyde is a cancer causing ingredient, and is not used by Melaleuca. In the past they did use some paraben's, but they have a team that researches for them, and found that there

could be problems with paraben's, so they were removed from their products. I have been shopping with Melaleuca for a couple of years, and have found there products and service just wonderful. If you want to compare them to Proctor and Gamble or Johnson and Johnson, then you should look all of them up on the computer. I found a site on Proctor and Gamble that showed they have some 80 plants around the world, none in the USA. However there are many in China, the people that work there have to live on a compound next to the factory. Their pay is very small, no sick leave, no vacation, have to work 12 hour shifts 7 days a week. It showed pictures of the inside of the compound, just rows and rows of single beds, all in one big area. Look all three up on that EWG site, and I think that might tell you the story of how different they are. Because the chemicals are one thing that really bothers my

fibromyalgia, I have done extensive research on the chemicals, and the manufactures of the products that I was using and using now. I really like their vitamins and supplements too, I can tell such a difference in my health after switching.I do agree with you that you can use baking soda for a lot of things, and that it is health and environmentally friendly. I have and still use it myself on many things, but there are many things that I want to do that I can not use baking soda for.I searched for over a year to find out the answers to all these chemicals and the damage they can do to a persons body, and still looking and researching to this day. I have been with Melaleuca long enough to know that if they find they are using something that might be harmful they remove it. I am not saying that Melaleuca is perfect, but they are so much better than any other co. that I have found to

date.I am not trying to sell you on Melaleuca, if you like it then that is great, if you do not then that is your opinion. Everybody is entitled to their own opinion. They have a great service dept., so if you have problems or questions about any product just give them a call. They have a 100% guarantee for 60 days, even if you have used it all up, I have never found it to be a problem.I know for me changing to Melaleuca products has been a wonderful thing for my health. My fibromyalgia is so much better, I have more energy, and it is great to be able to clean without all those harmful chemicals to breath. It got rid of my grandson's eczema, my daughter and her two children have allergy's and asthma, and has been a tremendous help to them. I see the difference everyday, so I know it was a good change for me and my family. I personally am very grateful to Melaleuca. If I had continued on

the path that I was on I feel I would be in a wheel chair by now, and so disabled that I could not do much of anything. I feel they have given me my life back.I do not sell Melaleuca, but I do believe in the co., and the difference they are making in peoples lives. Seeing and feeling the difference makes it believable for me.My thoughts,Annie, MedResearch <MedResearch121@ ...> wrote:>> http://www.ripoffre port.com/ reports/0/ 304/RipOff030482 3.htm> > I have been using Melaleuca products for about 6 months now.

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[Guest guest]

Hey Ann,

 

You are correct there is not any formaldehyde in any of the products,

cleaners included. Chemicals in cleaners and personal care is pretty

important because they go into your skin like a sponge. From your

skin they go into every organ in your body, which can cause all kinds

of health issues. Then the chemicals in the air go straight to your

lungs, which of course can cause all kinds of breathing issues. All

this makes a persons body toxic, and over loads the liver. There are

several country's, Europe and Canada that have outlawed several of

the chemicals in cleaning products. Certain manufacturer's make two

of some of there cleaners, one for the country's that have baned it,

and another for the USA. Isn't that crazy!

 

Have a great day!

 

Annie

 

, Marcie Jones

<marciesaysimsmart wrote:

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> Yes Annie, since I am a Mela rep myself I looked it up and found no

formaldehyde in their products. I had heard that from someone else

and I should not have posted that before I checked it out for myself.