August 2008

DCs becoming major Zrii distributors

Thousands of doctors of chiropractic around the country have become distributors of a nutritional drink called Zrii, made from seven herbs and botanicals in a formula based on Ayurvedic principles.

There is preliminary scientific evidence that the blend of Amalaki, ginger, haritaki, jujube, schizandra, tulsi and turmeric may have beneficial effects on neuromusculoskeletal health, brain & nerve function, immune response, stress and sleep, aging and longevity, anxiety and depression, blood sugar and weight management, respiratory and cardiovascular function, digestion and elimination and energy and athletic performance. It is also being marketed as a powerful preventative drink that contains the highest known source of anti-oxidants in the world.

News about the nutritional drink has spread rapidly in the past few months. A Google search resulted in more than 400,000 hits, a remarkable indication of interest in a product that was only introduced fairly recently. Part of the reason may be that the drink has been endorsed by the prestigious Chopra Center for Wellbeing, a rare and significant honor for any product.

"The Chopra Center for Wellbeing endorses Zrii as a high quality, reliable formulation of the rejuvenative fruit Amalaki (Emblica officinalis)," the Center announced. "Over 100 scientific studies suggest that this fruit, which has been held in high esteem by Ayurvedic doctors for millennia, has measurable health benefits. The Chopra Center has been encouraging a daily dose of Amalaki for over a decade. Zrii provides a balanced, pleasing, and concentrated source of this nutritive food."

Although Deepak Chopra, MD, is not formally involved with Zrii nor is he a partner or founder of Zrii, he's known Bill Farley, Zrii's CEO, for many years and was one of the people who originally introduced Farley to Amalaki and Ayurveda. Farley went on to work with the Center to develop Zrii.

The widespread interest in Zrii also stems from the fact that Farley chose to market the product via a network marketing or direct sales system. Under that system, not only can doctors share the product with their profession and personal contacts, but offer them the opportunity to act as independent contractors themselves, becoming part of the doctor's "downline" chain. When these contacts sell Zrii to their contacts, they receive a commission, as does the doctor who signed them up.

Unlike disreputable "pyramid schemes," the network marketing system gives doctors the ability to supplement their income while contributing to the overall well-being of those who use the product.

The key fact of interest to chiropractors is that Zrii is a high-powered nutritional product that includes Amalaki, a small fruit grown at the base of the Himilayas. Zrii contains a large number of nutrients that contribute to improved health and wellness, such as:

***  Phytonutrients, amino acids, trace minerals, anti-oxidants, polyphenols, tannins, bioflavonoids -- substances well-documented for their ability to promote cellular rejuvenation and overall vitality.

***  Ellagic and gallic acid, and emblicanin --polyphenols that may help to reduce cellular oxidative stress, destroy free radicals, and support the detoxification of the body.

***  Rutin, quercetin superoxide dismutase -- substances that can contribute to Amalaki's anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, and youth-promoting qualities.

***  Ascorbagins -- "mighty molecules" that are shown to create a protective bond around their own rich source of Vitamin C molecules, making them more bio-available than synthetic varieties.

The six other major ingredients enhance the effectiveness of Amalaki, and contain their own special nutritive qualities. For example, Jujube is high in vitamin C, while ginger is a good source for magnesium and other trace minerals.

Doctors are also finding that being a Zrii distributor can quickly increase their practice revenue. "Doctors of chiropractic are in the forefront of the Zrii business," stated Timothy Feuling, who is helping create a profession-wide network of distributors. "They are introducing it to people within their sphere of influence: other chiropractors, Ayurvedic doctors, nutritionists, naturopaths, yoga studios and other professionals in the health and wellness arena."

Feuling noted that many distributors are using the power of the Internet to generate sales. "Some are already earning a six-digit income in their regular career and are going to earn much more by building a Zrii Network," he explained.

He warns that this is not a "get rich overnight" scheme. "It takes time and effort, but doctors can build a business alongside their practice and share Zrii as a product with their patients, colleagues and community," Feuling said.

"Zrii has a revolutionary compensation plan that includes seven different levels of bonuses, commissions and residual income," he added.

"Chiropractors deserve to be at the forefront of the Zrii phenomena," stated Timothy Feuling, who is assisting DCs interested in marketing Zrii. "They have been leaders in the wellness area for decades and have rightfully gained the trust of their community. In Zrii, doctors have a product that can not only generate a sizeable income stream but -- most importantly -- one that can help their people achieve greater health."

(For more information on getting started as a Zrii distributor, contact Timothy Feuling at 480-303-1818 or tfeuling@sbcglobal.net . Feuling and the Zrii Chiropractic Team help doctors build sales and revenue volume by placing doctors who register after them in one of their downlines, which will result in increased commissions and help them climb to the higher ranks of Zrii.)