Zrii is the Sure Bet for a Residual Income Business

There is a network marketing company based in the United States. The business is called Zrii. It was founded in 2007 by Bill Farley with the goal of creating a universal billion dollar brand. There are currently 65,000 independent agents in the world. Opening estimates place this number as 2 to 3 percent of all encompassing business owners in the next six years. Zrii has experienced rapid success during the past two years. Many relationship marketing gurus attribute this success to the exclusive endorsement given by Dr. Chopra. In addition to this endorsement, the rooting of Zrii’s two products in Ayurveda medicine give it considerable authenticity in the scientific realm.

Ayurvedic medicine is at the core of Zrii’s breakthrough weight management product. NutriiVeda is a meal replacement powder that launched at the August 2009 Rising Star Academy. Some of the ingredients in NutriiVeda include Cayenne, Guggul, Amaliaki and Cinnamon and Haritaki, just to name a few. Zrii claims there are over 22 essential nutrients in a serving of NutriiVeda. The scientifically proven ingredients in NutriiVeda have been shown to help you curb appetite cravings and promote greater energy levels. NutriiVeda was developed by members of Zrii’s Scientific Advisory Board. This is a group of Ayruvedic doctors who oversee the formulation of Zrii’s products. These scholars spend a significant amount of their time promoting the products and educating the public about Ayruveda priciples.

With any residual income business opportunity, there are skeptics out there who discredit the network marketing industry. Zrii has experienced profound protestation the past two years. Typically, skeptics have been partners in an MLM business but ran into a significant roadblock. Usually, these poor experiences result because of a lack of support or poor leadership at the corporate level. Zrii is fortunate to have an self made billionaire as its Founder and CEO. Bill Farley has steered the vision for six separate billion dollar companies in his 35 year entrepreneurial career, the most well-known being Fruit of the Loom. His other companies include Lucchese, Christian Diore, BVD, Jordache, etc. How on earth could a business leader with this level of astuteness be involved with a Zrii scam? In addition to the reputation of Bill Farley, would Deepak Chopra, the world’s most recognizable and noted medical doctor be involved with a scam? Dr. Chopra is considered an icon the world over for his authority on Ayruvedic medicine. Has Zrii cooked up the 5,000 year tradition of Ayruveda? No way!

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