Yoli Delivers Truth…America’s Unhealthiest Drinks Exposed!
September 14, 2009
Disclaimer: Yoli products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
As Yoli brings its new Truth Citrus Health Blast drink to the market I wanted to share with you a few of the “other” drinks that many of us are consuming that is slowly ruining our health and making us fatter and we may not even realize it. This is exactly why Yoli is so focused on exposing the current beverage market for what it really is…
America’s Unhealthiest Drinks Exposed
Americans have a drinking problem, and not the type you might think. After posting a blog a few weeks ago called “Belt-Busting Beverages,” we received hundreds of comments from the Yahoo community claiming they had no idea the stuff they drink could be so hazardous to their waistlines.
Here’s a typical refrain voiced by one disturbed drinker: “I know a lot of people that are battling with their weight, and they tell me all the time, ‘I don’t eat that much, and I still can’t lose weight.’ “
Whether you are a desperate dieter or just someone looking to drop another few pounds in time for beach season, here’s a tough stat to swallow: According to the FDA, the average American takes in 82 grams of added sugars every day. That’s 20 teaspoons, which contribute an empty 317 calories to our already calorie-saturated diets.
Sure, some of that comes from soda, but even if you’ve traded regular Coke for diet, whole milk coffee drinks for low-fat lattes, and you barely touch the booze, you could still be taking in 20 percent or more of your calories from beverages. Add a few of those other indulgences in — or consume one of the liquid disasters listed here — and you can suddenly be sucking in a few days’ worth of calories through a straw!
(You read that last sentence right.)
To give you a better idea of the drinks most responsible for sabotaging your health, fitness, and weight-loss goals, we created a list of America’s Unhealthiest Drinks. Read up, then sip responsibly.
Worst “Healthy” Drink
Glaceau VitaminWater (any flavor; 20 oz bottle)
130 calories
33 grams sugar
Vitamins and water might sound like the ultimate nutritional tag team, but what the label doesn’t say is that a bottle of this stuff carries nearly as much sugar and calories as a can of Coke. Makes sense, though, since this so-called functional beverage is produced by our often-sugar-crazy friends at The Coca-Cola Company.
Worst Juice Imposter
Arizona Kiwi Strawberry (23.5 oz can)
360 calories
84 g of sugar
These hulking calorie cannons (5 percent juice, 95 percent sugar water) are sold at gas stations and convenience stores across America for the low, low price of 99 cents, making this quite possibly the cheapest source of empty calories in the country.
Worst Smoothie
Jamba Juice Peanut Butter Moo’d Power Smoothie (30 oz)
1,170 calories
169 g sugars
30 g fat
Jamba Juice calls it a smoothie; we call it a milkshake, with more sugar than an entire bag of chocolate chips. (Note: We’re pretty sure this is the drink Hollywood actors rely on when looking to put on 20 pounds for the role as a heavy!)
Worst Summer Cocktail
Pina Colada
625 calories
75 g sugars
Made from a blend of sickly-sweet pineapple juice and fat-riddled coconut milk, pina coladas may be this summer’s biggest beach-body saboteurs. In fact, the only redeeming part of this drink is the garnish — that lonely chunk of pineapple hanging from the rim. Try a lime daiquiri or a mojito instead and save up to 400 calories a drink.
The Unhealthiest Drink in America
Baskin Robbin’s Large Heath Bar Shake (32 oz)
2,310 calories
266 g sugar
108 g fat (64 g saturated)
Let’s look at America’s Worst Drink in numbers:
73: The number of ingredients that go into this milkshake.
66: The number of teaspoons of sugar this drink contains.
11: The number of Heath Bars you would have to eat to equal the number of calories found in one Baskin Robbins Large Heath Bar Shake.
8-12: The average number of minutes it takes to consume this drink.
240: The number of minutes you’d need to spend on a treadmill burning it off, running at a moderate pace.
Now look at what Yoli Truth can deliver to you…
Yoli Truth Blast Cap Drinks…will kids really like it?
September 12, 2009
Disclaimer: Yoli products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
With Yoli launching soon and samples of the new Yoli Truth Citrus Health Blast landing on the doorsteps of Yoli distributors across the United States, the one question that still floods my inbox and my telephone is: How does Yoli Truth taste?
My answer…It tastes delicious!
I’m just amazed at how something so healthy for our body can taste so good. I wanted to put it to the ultimate test so this evening we gave a Yoli Truth Citrus Health Blast drink to our 3 year old daughter Amaya…I think the video below answers the question clearly.
I know that if a 3 year old will drink it over and over again that this Yoli Truth drink will go viral once it hits the market in October of 2009.
If you have not yet placed your order for this game changing technology and healthy beverage then I highly suggest that you do. Try the Yoli Truth drink for yourself and then share its benefits to others. This blastcap technology is allowing us to consume our nutrition in a whole new way. Now it is simple and convenient to get the energy and nutrition that our bodies need each day.
With so many future blast drinks coming in the future its going to be an explosive business. I’ve seen more momentum generated in the last 2 weeks that I can’t even fathom what is going to happen when this amazing product is all over the country.
It’s definitely going to be a fun ride with Yoli. We are just getting started and I’ve seen people from all walks of life light up when they see what Yoli has put together from both a health and business perspective. The timing for Yoli to arrive could not have been better for so many people out there struggling to find something that they could latch onto and grow a home based business that allows them to improve the health of others.
Yoli gets more support from leaders: Obama considering tax on sugary beverages
September 10, 2009
Disclaimer: Yoli products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
This story is even more indication that Yoli is going to make a huge impact on US households. Yoli Truth Citrus Health Blast drink tastes great, has no sugar and is loaded with nutrition. When you see the president even discussing this topic, you know Yoli is going to get a ton of exposure once it hits the market next month…
President Barack Obama hinted he could support a “sin tax” on fizzy drinks to help lower high rates of US obesity, but admitted it would be an uphill battle against corporate and economic interests.
“I actually think it’s an idea that we should be exploring,” Obama said in the forthcoming issue of Men’s Health, regarding potential taxes levied on soft drinks such as colas and other sugar-filled products.
“There’s no doubt that our kids drink way too much soda. And every study that’s been done about obesity shows that there is as high a correlation between increased soda consumption and obesity as just about anything else,” he said in excerpts released ahead of the magazine’s mid-September publication.
The president — reported to be one of the fittest US commanders-in-chief in decades — stressed that “obviously there is resistance on Capitol Hill to those kinds of sin taxes.
“Legislators from certain states that produce sugar or corn syrup are sensitive to anything that might reduce demand for those products,” he said.
In addition, “people’s attitude is that they don’t necessarily want Big Brother telling them what to eat or drink, and I understand that,” Obama added.
“It is true, though, that if you wanted to make a big impact on people’s health in this country, reducing things like soda consumption would be helpful.” (drink Yoli instead…keep it in the house so the kids will drink it also)
His comments come just six weeks after US health experts told a national conference on obesity in Washington that a significant portion of increased caloric intake in recent decades can be directly attributed to soft drinks and other sugared foods and drinks.
The president is currently embroiled in the most compelling domestic priority of his presidency, a reform of the US health care system.
Obama, who said he works out nearly every day in order to clear his head and reduce stress, described himself as “a healthy eater” with low blood pressure.
He keeps a bowl of apples in the Oval Office. “It was our first step toward health reform,” he said.
Two-thirds of American adults are obese or overweight and obesity-related illnesses cost the United States nearly 150 billion dollars a year, health officials were told at the July conference.
I think the people that run this country are beginning to take notice at the cost of allowing big industry to load up foods with sugar and high fructose corn syrup. Yoli can help us change this trend and help people make better decisions for themselves and for their children.
Tucker, Georgia – Yoli Blast Meeting – Sunday September 13th
September 9, 2009
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| 7:00 pm | to | 8:00 pm |
Location:
DoubleTree Hotel
4156 LaVista Road
Tucker, GA
Time:
7:00pm to 8:00pm
Contact:
Don Forrester
404-784-7925 (cell)
Donforrester@goyoli.com
Clovis, New Mexico – Local Opportunity Meeting – Yoli Pizza Party
September 9, 2009
| September 9, 2009 | ||
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| September 10, 2009 | ||
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| September 17, 2009 | ||
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| September 29, 2009 | ||
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| October 6, 2009 | ||
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| October 13, 2009 | ||
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| October 20, 2009 | ||
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| October 27, 2009 | ||
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Join Linda Wilhite and the Diamond Tribe team for fun and pizza.
When:
Every Tuesday Night at 6:30pm
Contact:
Linda Wilhite
575-219-4217
linda@BlastCapTopTeam.com
Location:
Yoli’s Business Model – Why Network Marketing Still Works After 60 Years (Video Explains)
September 8, 2009
The US unemployment rate jumped to 9.7 percent in August, as employers slashed an additional 216,000 jobs, the Bureau of Labour Statistics reported Friday.
With this recent news, most people now understand that industrial age thinking is finally dead. We can no longer depend on big corporations or small ones for that matter to provide us with long term financial stability. We have to take matters into our own hands and build something that allows us to live a prosperous life without working ourselves to death trying to make “The Man” happy so that one day we might get a raise.
With that said, I wanted to share with you the video that I watched almost 12 years ago that helped me clearly understand the power and simplicity of network marketing. This video helped me produce a big passive income at a time when I had no idea what I was really doing. I was “ignorance on fire”…and it worked.
Just click the image below and you can watch the video on another window. Enjoy!
This should help you understand why, as a successful business owner, I quickly jumped on board when I saw what Yoli was doing with their unique blast cap technology and how they would change the network marketing business forever.
Now is the time. The baby boomer wave and the healthy beverage trend are now in full swing and people want a truly healthy beverage that is convenient and tastes great to them and their children and grandchildren. The market Yoli can penetrate into is just ridiculously huge. There are so many niches and verticals that its mind numbing.
With Yoli’s Truth Citrus Health Blast drink hitting the doorsteps of the Yoli distributors around the United States that see the vision and already understand the viral nature of Yoli’s product and business, you are going to see very ordinary people begin to build very large “un-ordinary” commission checks for themselves as they leverage the demonstratability of the blast cap technology to introduce new people to this powerful product.
I hope that the video here has helped you better understand the unique opportunity and product that Yoli is giving you and I so that we can build something great that can leverage our efforts over time to pay us whether we show up for work or not. That is how you will ultimately escape that rate race and give you back your time so that you can live your life…
Yoli Corporate Webinar – Saturday Sept 5th, 2009 – Top Producers Training
September 4, 2009
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Register Now for Saturday’s Webinar
Sat, Sep 5, 2009 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM PDT
Join the Yoli Founders again this Saturday for a very special, live Top Producers Training webinar. Learn exactly what it takes to become a top producer from the Founders AND some of Yoli’s top leaders in the field who are making things happen in a major way.
Also, get important updates regarding the imminent launch of the next network marketing giant.
The Fall Harvest is nearly upon us. The time to break into action is now.
Yoli Blast Party / Labor Day Cookout! in Durham, North Carolina on Sept 7th, 2009
September 4, 2009
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| 4:00 pm | to | 8:00 pm |
Host: Ronnie Cruz & Rowena Cruz
Type: Party – Barbecue
Network: Global
Price: FREE!
RSVP on Facebook or call/email Ronnie
Date: Monday, September 7, 2009
Time: 4:00pm – 8:00pm
Location: At the crib
Street: 4815 Rockport Dr
City/Town: Durham, NC
Phone: 919-599-7645
Email: ceo@ronniecruz.com
Come have a BLAST at our Yoli Blast/Labor Day Party! We’re going to give you an insider’s sneak peek at this ground floor business opportunity and show you how you can profit from what will surely be the next giant in the network marketing industry. All this in a fun, relaxed, and pressure-free environment.
After the presentation, stick around for the food and fun and mix and mingle among some of the first Yoli Leaders in North Carolina. We’re going to fire up the grill so bring your appetites!
Yoli Presentation – 4pm to 5pm
Food and fun – 5pm to ???
Yoli Supporters in New York…new ad campaign says soda is pouring on the fat
September 2, 2009
Disclaimer: Yoli products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
All across New York, billboards are going up in the subway today show streams of sugary drinks turning into glistening yellow globs of human fat, mottled with blood vessels and served on ice. It’s great to see Yoli supporters popping up all over these days…
It’s disgusting. And that’s the point, say Health Department officials who conceived the campaign to scare New Yorkers away from soda, sports drinks, bottled teas and other drinks with sugar in them.
“Just trying to be positive and encouraging doesn’t always get people’s attention,” said Associate Commissioner Geoff Cowley. “If you get in people’s faces a bit, that does get people’s attention.”
The fat campaign aims to reduce obesity and diabetes by showing New Yorkers just how much sugar is in the drinks they grab off bodega and deli shelves.
A 20-ounce bottle of soda can contain 16.5 teaspoons of sugar, a 20-ounce lemon-flavored iced tea can have 14.5 tablespoons of sugar. Even a 20-ounce bottle of a sports drink can have 7.5 teaspoons, the department says.
Agency officials hope New Yorkers – especially parents of young children and teenagers – will think twice and instead grab lowfat milk, a diet soda or just plain water….(or ditch all of those and just drink Yoli)
“If you thought you were doing well because you weren’t drinking a sugary soda, but you were drinking a lemon-lime drink and it turns out to have the same amount of sugar, that’s shocking,” said Cathy Nonas, the Health Department’s director of physical activity and nutrition.
“These kinds of things are shocking to people,” Nonas said. “In every age group, you see the increase in portion sizes and the number of servings.” Health surveys show between 21% and 29% of city teens drink soda daily, slurping down 360 calories that would take a 70-block walk to burn.
A companion video ad, set to be released in a few months, shows an actor pouring pure fat from a soda can into a glass – and then appearing to drink it.
“Are you pouring on the pounds?” the ad says. “Drinking one can of soda a day can make you 10 pounds fatter a year.”
What New York is doing, as a state, to educate people about creating better habits when consuming drinks is clearly going to drive many New Yorkers and those that see this ad to think about what Yoli’s is bring to market for all of us.
If you are on the fence about getting involved with Yoli’s mission, this should help you understand the impact that Yoli will make on the soda and healthy beverage industry.
Yoli brings hope and opportunity to help others…will you step up to the challenge?
September 1, 2009
With the US economy struggling to get back on its feet, people all around me are being laid off from work and others are having their hours cut back. Many people are faced with challenges and are having a hard time seeing a way out. I think the video below illustrates the way that each of us needs to think and live in order to help others, both in this time of need and for the rest of our lives…
I believe what Yoli is doing can bring great health and prosperity for many people that may be struggling right now. When I was first exposed to Yoli’s mission and product I asked very few questions because I knew that they had something great.
I knew that with Yoli I could share a product that was low price, nutritious, and had great potential to help others improve their financial situation no matter how bad it may be. I’m focused on others with Yoli. I think in the past, I’m not sure that I was completely focused on this aspect of life and business and this time I want to help others feel better and get out of their financial binds.
Over the years, I’ve learned so much about nutrition and positive thinking and their role in being able to feel great and live a better, more fulfilling life. Each day that I talk to more and more people about Yoli, I have these moments when my skin will tingle for a moment and its when I feel like I have helped another human being change their life for the better.
So many people are out there searching for something better. Better for their bodies and their health. And better for their lives and families. I was at the grocery store last night trying to find some Gatorades with sport tops so I would be prepared for my Yoli samples showing up and I saw a woman looking through many of the “health” beverages on the aisle.
I asked her, jokingly…”Are you looking for some nutrition?” She said, “Yeah, all these drinks are very interesting but I can’t find what I’m looking for”. At that point, her cell phone rang and she talked to someone for a brief moment while I was looking for those Gatorades. When she was done with her call, I told her that a new company called Yoli would be launching a health beverage in October that would change this market for the better. I told her to Google it to find out more info.
She looked at me and said, “Really? Thanks, I will be sure to check it out. Y, O, L, I?” and I said yes…
I think the above example shows you that as an individual we can help others and that many people are seeking out something better. Don’t be afraid to help others or to share something you believe to be special. Pay It Forward…
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