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The thread discusses personal experiences and opinions regarding Monavie, a popular anti-oxidant drink, and its comparison to other similar products like Xango. Participants share their thoughts on the taste, cost, and perceived benefits of these drinks.
Views differ significantly among participants regarding the taste, value, and effectiveness of Monavie, with no clear consensus emerging.
Participants share personal experiences and opinions, reflecting a range of perspectives on the product's cost and benefits without implying any official endorsement.
Consultants and community members interested in personal experiences with Monavie and similar health drinks may find this discussion relevant.
ChefBeckyD said:Dr. Perricone (for those of you who watch Oprah) says Acai is the #1 best food for you!
dannyzmom said:I have seens a dozen or so moms at school sign up for and then quit selling MonaVie. It seems like one of those Amway type schemes where you have to buy a certain amoutn each month...
I love to make smoothies in my Magic Bullet.* Are there recipes you use or particular fruits it goes well with?ChefBeckyD said:Xango & MonAvie aren't the same thing.Xango is based on the Mangosteen Fruit, and MonAvie is based on the Acai Berry.* So you can't really compare the 2.* I get frozen Acai pulp from my local health food store - it's really good in smoothies.Dr. Perricone (for those of you who watch Oprah) says Acai is the #1 best food for you!
Well, for what it's worth - here are 2 of my favorite "formulas"Chef Endora said:I love to make smoothies in my Magic Bullet.* Are there recipes you use or particular fruits it goes well with?
I use Nutribiotics Rice Protein Powder in Vanilla and Chocolate (no sugar or sweeteners added though) - I don't like the texture by itself, but I like it in smoothies. The Health Food Store I go to has sample one-size servings that I tried first before I bought the big containers.Chef Endora said:Thanks, Becky!
I don't know about the protein powder. Does it taste icky? I was adding plain protein powder to smoothies last year & ended up dumping them.:yuck:
micocina said:4oz of Monavie has the nutritional value of 13 portions of fruits and vegetable. You might think it would be better to just consume the recommended 5-9 portions of fruits and veggies, but who in reality does? Very few, I know. For one, it can get expensive to purchase so many fruits and veggies for the whole family (especially organic) to meet our daily requirement , it's time consuming to buy, wash, peel, cook or eat in a timely manner so they won't go bad.
jesusluvsu2005 said:Anyway, I tried it and thought it was nasty.
linojackie said:However, there were a few catches that I didn't quite understand when I signed up and now I feel like I spent $40 for nothing! (reminds me of another company I tried once...I won't mention any names, but their consultants drive pink cars).