Newest DNA Scam Nutricellix

What is NutriCellix? Is it an innovative DNA Weight Loss Breakthrough?

Click on link above for update as of 4 February

Update 9 January ~ 2020 New Year’s Day launch, is the NutriCellix DNA Weight Management System legit?

Update 15 December ~ NutriCellix Products Pricing & Compensation Plan

Brand new YouTube video above uploaded by Bo Short on 3 December 2019

NutriCellix is currently in the invite phase, have you received your invitation yet?

A very good friend of mine approached me via Facebook Messenger Chat to ask me if I was willing to take a look at a new opportunity that is in pre-launch. I am always open to taking a look so I did and at first glance it looked very enticing indeed.

Because I have been in the online make money online from home industry since 2009 I have learned not to jump right in. I also don’t believe in taking forever to make a decision so as soon as I returned home from a Family get together, I started my research.

Continue reading below and you will see my NutriCellix Review and whether I believe that it’s legitimate or a scam or even somewhere in between and not worth joining and/or promoting.

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What is NutriCellix?

I started my research by Googling NutriCellix and found that their website is MyNutriCellix.com and that it is a secure website with the https:// prefix so they did pass my 1st test. I believe that a secure website is very important and a site without the secure SSL Certificate is an automatic red flag.

The next step that I take is to find out if the company is transparent showing who the leaders are and where the business is located. I was able to find out that Robert “Bo” Short is Co-Founder and CEO, (Chief Executive Officer) his wife Roni Short is Co-Founder and President & Coy Barefoot is the CCO. (Chief Communications Officer)

According to CorporationWiki.com there are 3 key people who own NutriCellix Inc. and they are Terry Lacore, Jenifer L. Grace and Robert Short. It also shows that they filed their Domestic for Profit Corporation in the Secretary of State in Texas on the 19th day of August 2019 with a 803397238 state identification number. The business address is listed at the bottom of their website as being in Rockwall, Texas in Suites 101 – 170 at 2931 Ridge Road.

Now, after seeing who is behind the company, I like to look at what they have been involved in during their past. It’s not that I don’t feel that someone can make mistakes then learn and grow from them, I simply want to know.


Let’s take a look at them 1 by 1 below:

YouTube Video above, July 2017 NutriCellix?

  • Robert “Bo” Short – 30 year direct selling industry veteran & 7 figure earner, known as “America’s Premier Thought Leader” Keynote speaker to over 1 million people in 34 different countries, he has appeared on Dateline NBC as an industry expert. Featured in many publications including Home Business Connections magazine, Success from Home magazine, Your Business at Home magazine, Wall Street Journal Best-Selling Book & also quoted in many other articles. That’s the good part about Bo, now for the not so good ……. Do you remember Neora previously known as Nerium? Well, did you know that they got shut-down and sued by the FTC? (Federal Trade Commission) Operating an illegal pyramid scheme and deceptively promoting Nerium EHT supplements claiming that it cures Parkinson’s Disease, Alzheimer’s and brain conditions caused by concussions, trauma etc…were the charges Read about it here.
  • Roni Short – Wife to Bo Short, they married almost exactly 3 years ago on November 18th ~ She is a former School Teacher (22 years) and Soccer Coach and currently a successful author of Children’s books. Her most recent book is titled “The Grouchy Goose and the Mallard” and she is currently writing her next book that will be “The Perfect Gift”. Her experience as a Teacher, Coach & Direct Sales Representative will be very valuable to NutriCillix Ambassadors sharing what it takes to have the right mindset and personal and professional values.
  • Coy Barefoot – News Talk Program called “Inside Charlottesville with Coy Barefoot” that is based in Charlottesville, Virginia and tackles many topics including but not limited to politics, science, culture and the arts, history and current affairs. Coy is a veteran journalist, speaker, best-selling author, historian and taught history at the University of Virginia. Just last month Barefoot resigned from his position as the executive director of the Charlottesville Albemarle Historical Society, complete CBS19News.com story.
  • Terry Lacore – President of Lacore Enterprises, specializing in helping startups to success in business operating as a Global Consulting Company. Founder of bhip Global, an MLM that distributes health & wellness products, their social media pages are almost dormant. (They have a YouTube channel with no videos uploaded, an Instagram with no activity for the past 2 years and their Facebook page’s last post was for Thanksgiving last year) Owner of the mobile app company, Vionic also as CEO for more than a few other Multi-Level Marketing Companies, he has helped to create more than a Billion dollars in accumulative sales in his lifetime. He is indeed a legend in the direct selling network marketing industry in over 30 countries with over 900,000 distributors worldwide. Major investor in the Rippln that got shut down in 2014?
  • Jenifer L. Grace – Speaking of Rippln, view the image to see the screenshot of the statement that Jenifer wrote in defense of her client Brian Underwood and the fact that he wasn’t being investigated or sued by the SEC. (Securities and Exchange Commission) (You can also click upon the image to open a new tab & read the entire article at BehindMLM.com) Southern Methodist School of Law & University of Nevada Reno Graduate originally from Indiana now residing in Texas and is very active in the School community. it appears to me that Jenifer may be listed only because she is the Counsel/Attorney for NutriCellix and Bo & Roni Short like she was for Rippln and Brian Underwood.

Click image above to open new tab with full story By John E. Villafranco & Khouryanna DiPrima on January 6, 2020

Overall based upon the past history of the above “Leaders” of NutriCellix, especially the involvement with Neora also known as Nerium and Rippln, I have to say it’s a strike against them. I’m not saying that they’re bad people, just that they have failed in the Health & Wellness industry and MLM repeatedly. I do like the fact that they are based in the United States in Texas but even that is questionable as when I did a Google Map lookup of the address it showed a strip mall type of area. Definitely not the type of place that one would expect to find a reputable health and wellness business.

What products does NutriCellix offer?

We already talked about the fact that NutriCellix is in the Health & Wellness; industry, now we’ll talk about the variety of products that they offer. Before we do, it should be mentioned that they also have a system where the customer sends in a swab sample. The DNA that is examined by a CLIA & HIPPA certified lab taking a look at the specific genes called single nucleotide polymorphisms SNP also known as snips. Because all of us have distinct and different snips, when the formula is created, it is formulated exactly for each individual. (How can this be cost effective, costs are not shown on their website yet) There are many acronyms for chromosomes on the Science page of their website including AGRP, APOA2, CYPI1A2, DRD2 ANKK1, FTO, LEPR, MC4R, MTHFR, NMB, SH2B1, TUB, UCP1 & UCP3.


All products are said to be Non GMO, Gluten Free & Soy Free and customized to be your personalized weight management system based upon your unique DNA.

  • Core – Comes in both the am & pm formulas with nutrients based upon the results of your DNA swab test and your body’s own circadian rhythms. Core is said to be needed to get your body ready for Prime and the other DNA supplements, each formula comes in 90 tablets.
  • Prime – Also comes in both the am & pm formulas but each bottle contains 180 tablets with separate male and female variations. Both include plant-based proteins, fiber, botanicals and phytonutrients, natural probiotics, prebiotics, amino acids, essential fatty acids and enzymes.
  • Prevail – Designed to be used once you reach your target weight and want to maintain, it also comes in the am and pm formulas with 90 tablets per bottle. Long term maintenance of your weight and health is the goal for this product.
  • Fit – Mid-day meal replacement shake coming in the chocolate and vanilla flavors providing nutrients, vitamins & minerals aid to aid in healing intestines and microbiome. Additionally the Fit formula is touted as being able to improve skin elasticity, nail strength, radiant hair, control blood sugar, insulin levels and overall well-being.
  • Surge – Energy sticks for pre-workout and post-workout, includes Adenosine Triphosphate for energy, fat burning and strength. It is also aid to include AC-11 that assists your body in repairing its own DNA and cells, helps in the reduction of inflammation, improves the production of collagen, and boosting the immune system.

 

How to become a NutriCellix Ambassador.

At the main website there isn’t any mention of a monetary compensation plan, what I found is called the customer rewards program. It is mentioned that with the customer rewards program that points are accumulated by referring others and through customer purchases. Available as rewards by using your points are NutriCellix products, branded clothing, cruise vacations, weekend getaways, travel incentives and other rewards. The program is called Shop&Share; and you can become what is called a NutriCellix Ambassador in order to take their weight management system to the market-place of like-minded people. There are no packages required to purchase in order to become an Ambassador with the ability to share and earn with others but there is a $59 one time cost. For the fifty-nine dollars you will receive your own personal sub domain including the invite referral link, tools to manage customers, communication tools & technology to track results.

 

When will NutriCellix officially launch?

As of today, 24 November NutriCellix is in invite only pre-launch mode and the official launch is scheduled for new Year’s day, yes 1-1-2020 January 1st in 2020 just in time for all of the resolutions of so many who will attempt to lose weight. Many MLM Direct Sales companies launch at the beginning of a new year, just like the gyms, they know that it’s the most opportune time to take advantage of people looking for a lose weight quick and/or get-rich-quick thing. There is no mention yet as to when the products will be available or when the rewards will be paid unless that is within the back office area.

  • Final Thoughts

    Although I am not saying that NutriCellix is a scam, I will not be joining at this time. As far as I am aware, this is the very 1st article ever written about the company and it’s products because besides the corporate websites I didn’t find any other information. I searched Google and YouTube and I only found the YouTube video that I shared above, I am sure that there will be many more to come so visit this site, TonyLeeHamilton.com as I intend to keep you updated.

    Update 15 December ~ NutriCellix Products Pricing & Compensation Plan

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195 thoughts on “Newest DNA Scam Nutricellix”

  1. Highly disagree with you on this – and would have a ton of doctors that would back me.
    A few questions for you – have you had your genes mapped? If so, what did you pay to do so?
    After that – what was the solution just for you? Approximately how much were you paying for your solution?
    I am curious – as I have seen thousands of people do gene mapping for what nutricellix does for weight management… as well as for multiple other conditions.

    I don’t normally post on a thread of such – but SCAM is a pretty harsh word – and I am not sure of your qualifications to use the word – SCAM… if anything, I feel a possible threat – as there are tons of pieces to the puzzle in addressing nutrition, weight loss, etc. The key component being you – how do you absorb, metabolize, detox, etc – in addition to what you eat, your exercise, fresh air, and water… Just saying – the key component in the mix is YOU – your body – no one elses – and what your genes say.
    My story with nutrigenomics is pretty amazing – and I highly urge people to understand their own genetic road maps if they are looking for answers. One size DOES NOT fit all… 🙂

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  3. Hello dear, At first I thought that despite all the promises and all, nutricellix would end up becoming a scam and not actually deliver on what they assume to be. Though I had my doubts right from the start but I still felt the need to give them a benefit of doubt, thanks for sharing this wonderful piece of information.

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  4. Have you followed this up since last year. I enjoyed your review and I have to say I would have given them a swerve as well but I would definitely be interested to know if you have checked them out a year on. Do you stand by your decision?

    Obviously, no regrets but Hindsight is always interesting

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  5. All praise for the article! I agree with you that a secure site is a very important starting point for research, and the foundation of research is in each of us’s past. Kudos to the thorough research you’ve done, this data will open many interested clients’ eyes and get them to think about it one more time. A very useful article should take time and read because it is abundant with useful information.

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  6. Wow, thanks for your review.  It is truly important to do your research before buying and enter into any contract with anyone or any business for that matter.

    Yes, research does take a lot of your time, but it does pay off on the long run and can save thousands of dollars.

    It’s a terrible thing that the “love of money brings the worst  out of some people sometime.

    One more scammer people don’t have to lose money to, great work,

    Nicole,

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  7. Well Tony! In my opinion Nutricellix is no scam! Yes, they are currently not accredited with the BBB, This doesn’t mean that NutriCellix is a scam, it just means that the BBB doesn’t have a listing for them at this time and may never have one which is not a bad thing either. They have quite a number of ways to make money

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  8. Thankyou for writing this article about Nutricellix. I didn’t know much about it until I read your article and as you mentioned there’s nothing much information which guaranties if it is authentic or not, I am not gonna try them as I don’t want to risk my privacy as well as health. And I wouldn’t recommend anybody else, moreover I would pass on your article if anyone wants to know more.

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  9.  hi 

    It’s a great opportunity for you to read this article about nutricellix. Who would have thought that despite all the guarantees, nutricellix would find yourself becoming a scam and not actually delivering what it promised? Although I had doubts from the start, I still felt compelled to give them a try and not yet judge. However, seeing everything that I’ve seen here, DNA alone is expensive to run as a test and then speak to making a supplement from it. Thanks for sharing this article Thank you very much for everything shared here. Really helpful

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  10. Tony, 

    I have seen this before, not this site but others on Nutricellex and one that I had tried out in the past called Thrive. I think these products are gobbled up by people who want to think it is helping them and may in some form actually provide some energy or boost metabolism but no more than what you can get from taking Niacin or B12 complex. The key is diet and exercise!

    As far as the setup, it can be very lucrative. I do have to say it will never be as lucrative for you as it will for Bo, Terry, and Jennifer. It may not be by definition a pyramid scheme but that is how it works if you are going to get in.

    It requires a lot of footwork to make sales but can work out in your favor. If you can get people that get real results and continue to use the product, that is where it is good. reoccurring sales!

    As for me, I am putting my efforts elsewhere.

    Thanks,

    Chad

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  11. I like how systematic you are in your research and, for sure, I will adopt your techniques. I have, for instance never though of making research about whom the co-founders have been associated with before.
    This is very important.  Usually, I stop with their past: Where there some case against them? I would wait until I put money in a system that just gone public. I got to see how it goes. Will it survive?

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  12. This is great information and another reason to practice “caveat emptor” – let the buyer beware. I appreciate the detail you provided about the representative’s past relationships and companies. That’s not often evident and takes extra effort by someone considering joining a company. For someone considering joining NutriCellix, I definitely appreciate your review. My friend got caught up in something designated a pyramid scheme. Unfortunately, he didn’t have something like this review to guide his decision whether or not to join.

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  13. Hi there,

    Thank you for the overview of the nutricellix scam. I had not heard of this product before landing on your page but can tell that this would be a waste of money and a bad investment to make. I thank you for posting this good information on the subject of NutriCellix.

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  14. Very interesting post. I tried to find more information related to NutriCellix but there is very little trusted opinions. That’s why your article is so important, thank you for your clear and transparent opinion. To be fair I’m not convinced to this program and I would not invest time in money in it. There are so many legit and confirmed sources of income in internet that it’s just not worth the risk.

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  15. You clearly take a lot of time to research and review everything very thoroughly, you are fair and concise in your product reviews. i’m glad i have this site as a resource to help me filter through all the bad products out there. I wouldn’t buy it, at this moment i don’t trust the technology involved and i’d definitely need more opinions 

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  16. Hey there! 

    Thanks for this great review on nutricellix to know if it’s indeed the newest DNA scam in the society, it’s a great opportunity to read this informative article, I love the fact that you carry out your research thoroughly and analyzed everything step by step and was able to carry every single person along with you, nice work

    Thank you for such a great work 

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  17. I have heard about this from many people and it also has bad reviews from them as well. Thank you so much for all you do out here, I really appreciate the reviews and the video compilations you do about all these money making platforms out there, I cannot thank you so much Tony Lee Hamilton the digital marketing veteran

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  18. it is really understandable and I lie it cos it’s resourcefulI and t’s very thoughtful of you to share this article here, many people are gonna benefit from it. Thanks for sharing this amazing and interesting article, it is of great advantage to have come across thisIt’s very thoughtful 9f you to share this article here

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  19. Hello Tony, I have seen some really good reviews about this and I’m impressed with how they have been operating so far and it’s been very good. This is a necessary tool for growing digital marketing businesses online where there are many competitors. Have read several of your articles and like detailed reviews about programs along with video tutorials. 

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  20. Hello Tony, Thanks alot for your sincere and honest review on Nutricellix.I had this bad mindset of not believeing it intially and thought it wasn’t a scam. Guess I had to learn the bad way from experience. It’s really nice to make quality time out for wealthy affiliate platform. This is my top recommendation for anyone who wants to make money affiliating

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  21. When I first heard about this nutricelix if a thing, I began to ponder why people would want to make up something as stupid as this to try to scam other peko but then later I understood it very clearly and I don’t think that would want to become a part of all the rubbish they are about.

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  22. Well Thanks again for the share Tony. Like I said in one of your reviews! I think Nutricellix is a great platform! Cool! I have just one main problem with them. And that is their selling of DNA Kit for $129 and claiming to give you extremely expensive products all in the name of customizing them specially for you

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  23. Thank you so much for the review here and a whole lot more that can be done by using this nutricellix. Well, I knew tha a lot more could go wrong but I was not anticipating it to go wrong so early and easily likt this too. I like everything you have shared and all here too. Thanks so much for sharing

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  24. Have been reading a couple of ur post, and I find out have come to love most of your post, thanks a million times for sharing this amazing and wonderful post, it as really been enlighten and given a lot of knowledge from just reading this I really appreciate your efforts for this very useful post, its amazing 

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  25. Thank you for the warning. I have heard of this from people who didn’t know a lot about it. I’ll have to tell them about the warning signs and what to look for. There’s so much crap out there and having a warning in advance really saves me a lot of time and gives me some advice to pass on to others. 

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  26. Nice detective work. I’m a little old fashioned in that I am more a fan of increasing movement and changing diet to suit in order to loose weight. Maybe I have been wrong all of those years, I don’t know, all I can say is that  creating a weight loss formula from an individuals DNA seems like a bit much.  With regard to the MLM aspect, it’s just unfortunate that past bad experiences have led many to place all companies which engage in MLM and other forms of direct sales as scam artists. Despite the fact that some signs do not looking too good for this company, I wish all the best to those who have already invested as from experience I know that direct sales can work if done correctly.    

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  27. Howdy Tony!  Great opinionated review on Nutricellix!.  I think about now there are quite a number of reviews already on this platform. I only have and issue with their DNA kit. For about $129, to still be given basically same products as everyone else. That doesn’t sit well with me. 

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  28. This was a very well written review of a new company with products that lose weight at the DNA level?  It doesn’t sound real to me because if new dieting at the DNA level was a breakthrough for real, I would have heard about it in scientific papers, and on the news…… it’s a big deal!

    I liked the fact that the the the product and the company was researched fair and thorough by looking at facts, ownership and participants, and previous activities of ownership. Based on your evaluation, I would not be involved with this company, or its products
    Michael

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  29. First I’ll like to commend your pre-assessment strategy; you really did it like someone that has experience in the make money online industry. Many times companies with health and wellness products have had people working for peanuts and fake goals. With your already done assessment, I won’t have to bother much about it. Thank you for that.

    On the products, they look very nice and seem like something that can gain the interest of many with very little persuasion. So,  I’m considering becoming a NutriCellix Ambassador.

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  30. This was an awesome article to read. A lot of useful information and exactly what I was looking for. I can tell that you have put in a lot of hard work putting this article together and for that I am thankful. I was looking for similar thing online but your article really grabbed my attention.

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  31. Up to this point, I’ve honestly never even heard of NutriCellix. It sounds very interesting and I think it would help all people who have a weight problem. Also, one great opportunity for anyone involved in affiliate marketing, to be able to promote the product and help people around the world.                                         

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  32. A thorough look at a company that sounds like a bad idea to get involved in (at this stage anyway). I love how in-depth this information is, right to what the people did before starting the company, it’s really telling on what they plan for the company and if they have any chance of success. With such a history it doesn’t look like this company is straight-up good, although they could be a good company trying to start fresh. One to watch before decisions are made. 

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  33. Haha thanks for the article my guy! I’ve never ever heard of NutriCellix, but based off this article I don’t think it’s a scam. However, I’m with you on this one; I won’t be joining it either. There’s just not enough information out there. And besides, I’d rather use Wealthy Affiliate, a proven platform that works. But, thanks again! 

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  34. Hmmm, Google can mess up at times with the location as well as other GPS programs (our food delivery drivers always struggle to find us because of this), but it is still strange that it came up with a strip mall… Well, maybe they just have a small office right now? But the background of the first person you’ve mentioned does definitely make me leery. I’d agree with you and say it’s best to avoid this.

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  35. Judging by your review on NutriCellix, I wouldn’t trust this company. I would be rather inclined to avoid this company and tell other people to stay away and look else where and seek trusted companies instead but avoid this one. 

    My advice to people who are interested in losing weight would be to avoid these types of companies all together, do exercise, eat healthy, go to the gym because I don’t think companies like these are worth it.

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  36. Way too many scams out there these days, it’s a shame how these marketers take advantage of people. 

    I guess this is some sort of MLM or pyramid thing and that is why your friend wanted you to join, as for the weight loss I have no doubt it will work for some people the placebo effect is very powerful.

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  37. Hey there!

    The review provided in NutriCellix is really appreciated. I love reviews like this because they help people to know and understand the actual nature of any program or brand before deciding where to get involved with them or not. People who don’t know about NutriCellix before can not easily fall for a scam with them after this review.

    Thanks

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  38. It is always nice to come back to your website to get some information and inspiration. Today, it is something different, the Nutrcellix, which is a DNA weight management system. I am so happy to know you since you always give honest and straightforward recommendation, which saves a lot of my time, energy and money.

    Based on your conclusion, the system is not the one your like. I know you are going to do more homework on this product. I follow your advice and will come back late to see how is the program going.

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  39. I like your steps to determining scams or not. I’m the same way. I especially have a REALLY hard time trusting weight loss products and programs. I eat fresh foods, portion control and work out and I’ve always found that’s the best way for my body. Thank you for reviewing this! 

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  40. Hi Tony, I think me and you are on the same wavelength in regards to MLM opportunities.

    There are so many MLM opportunities in the health industry, such as NutriCellix that at least some of them have to be genuine and not scams. But the issue is that you have to a lot of research to find out the real possibilities. It’s like looking for a needle in a haystack.

    Is NutriCellix a scam?. Probably not!  But I would also say it is most likely not a real chance to make any money. As with a lot of MLMs, the product price is too high and their are too many levels in the scheme.

    I genuinely believe MLMs can work for competitively priced products if they structure the MLM correctly. The problem usually is that the MLM founders are too greedy and hence the scheme becomes like a scam.

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  41. I wouldn’t be interested in NutriCellix, whether it’s a scam or not, reason behind is that the products are very technical. Non-GMO, DNA, AC-11. I myself would have to convince myself first before trying these products, how can I push something I don’t believe in the first place? I’m not angry. I’m just saying, hehe. Anyhow, it’s a good thing you were able to write about this already knowing they’re already in the invite phase. People will have some serious assessment to do whether they should join or not. 

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  42. Nutricellix, seem to be a means to enjoy massive income, but aside that it is a means that can help save life.

    For those who are in the medical field it might be easier for them to know the authenticity of the of this product, but the videos are very expository and simplistic for does who might have doubt about the product find medical persons to validate the explanation gotten from this article.

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  43. Hi, I haven’t ever heard about this company or product so I can’t tell exactly what is going on there. It maybe be possible or maybe not be to lose weight through DNA. Anything is possible in this world but if there are positive reviews around then maybe it may be legit? If you have someone who have tried it and they say it helped then believe them. Otherwise I would be very skeptical about it because how can you lose weight through DNA? 

    There is always known fact that losing weight with physical training and exersice is far better than any other thing there ever be. Not only that you lose weight but you also get more motivation, energy and you have more self-confidence as well. Me myself I wouldn’t believe it.

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  44. Wow. Very interesting read. Thanks for this information.

     It just goes to show that you can’t really trust anything these days. You need to do a lot of research in anything your buying – which in this case you have done for us 🙂 

    Thank you so much for this review Tony

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  45. Thanks for the in depth research.  The founder being involved with another company that was sued by the FTC is a huge red flag for me.  That is definitely a “stop and don’t pass go” finding for me.  Even if I was ok with that, I’m more than a little concerned about the DNA test.  There is no way I’m giving anyone a sample of my DNA.  It makes me wonder if they’re somehow selling your DNA profile to companies.  This is a hard pass for me.

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  46. Hi Tony, every article you post always leaves me with a new lesson all time. In one of your articles I read, you were telling us how you check company domain to determine if it’s a scam or not. Now in this article, you’ve clearly indicated how you determine a secure website. I don’t think I can easily be a victim of scams again with the knowledge I gain from your articles. Thank you so much for always sharing your knowledge.

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  47. Hello Tony, some time, we make use off products that are not best for us and I’ve been really keen on knowing more about it. I was planning to know more about Webtalk after reading your other 2 review posts, and this post is fantastic. You are so thoughtful to put the major relevant youtube video in this pos. You have some very good information here and it nice 

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  48. Hello Tony, 
    Thank you very much for sharing another beautiful article, well written. I am glad to have come across this, Like you said, it’s always best no to jump in any platform. It is very advisable to make proper research investing on any platform. From the reviews, I dont think I am joining this time. 

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  49. Hello there, thank you so much for sharing this. this is a very awesome piece and a very detailed one. I’m really happy I came across this.  I’m so excited I learnt about the newest dna scam which is called nutricellix. And also I learnt about the possible way to avoid this dna scam

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  50. I like the topic of multi level marketing and the companies that work with it most people succeed if they are communicative and persistent I worked for Oriflame so I know how it goes mlm we are now that this company is bigger and safer they probably have extra products, I like is your post and I wish you a lot of success in your further work. Just keep it up.

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  51. Hello Tony, Great article I read! I do also think this is a scam and the videos are very well understood. I will look more into this and see why it’s a scam. Wonderful to read this during times where there are a lot of scams out there. 

    Hope to read more from you. 

    Rebekah. 

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  52. This was a very detailed and revealing article. I am never a believer in supplements so I would be very nervous about selling this type of product. Two of the financial business partners definitely have a lot of credibility but from what you have written on the others I would be extremely cautious. That been said, I won’t get involved in this platform 

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  53. Hi Tony! Thanks for this honest review on nutricellix. Nutricellix did turn out to be a bit f a scam, despite all the good things that were being said about it. I must compliment you for your awesome review Tony. This is the best review I have read, and I have actually read thousands. This was really informative 

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  54. I am really no expert in health and wellness but I think that DNA analyses with a customized diet or exercise plan will definitely play an important role in the future. Nutricellix is definitely onto something it just appears that there are some holes in the owner’s track record which is a red flag or concern. It proofs again the value of building a long-lasting sustainable business. For me, it is clear that the health and wellness industry is prone to favor MLM business models, which I struggle to grasp why? Tony, maybe you can shed some light on it for me. 

    Thanks for this well-researched piece of information it was very valuable. 

    All the best 

    Louis Munro

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  55. I agree that a secure website is the first test of merit and an easy one to uncover. At the very least we see that Nutricellix has a secure website, though I have to agree that I will not be joining at least for now. With no mention as to when the products will be available or when the rewards will be paid this product is one to be avoided. Thanks for the info on NutriCellix!

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  56. Nitrucellix is a dna scam and that is really disheartening, it would have been a really great idea to be able to get a product that can make a very competent produce that can really help weight loss. A lot of people are kit aware of this product and that is why it is very thoughtful of you to share it here.

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  57. When I heard about nutricellix, I could say that I felt this would be a change in the way we see the body loss and weight things being done henceforth. The fact that this is centered and even much better as it attacks the problem directly and aims to make the difference. I value the review here and helps in making decision 

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  58. Well, when a platform makes such outrageous claims about their platform then you should friend your face strongly at it because this is when you would know that things like this are not possible. I have never heard that one can reduce their weight by tapping into the whole dna thingy.

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  59. Wow, you really dugged deep. It was almost getting interesting when I saw that the owners of the companies are transparent but seeing there failures, I’m not saying nutricellix is one, I just think someone has to be very careful with what they take, how can we be sure nutricellix will not end up like the others

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  60. What a great insight into your process for checking businesses out!  It’s always important to be thorough but honestly, that doesn’t help if you don’t know where to begin.  This article showed me that you can begin with the simplest of factors like, “Who”?  I’ll work on employing these ideas in the future as I look to build my own business as well

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  61. You make a good point when you mention that you learned not to jump right in. I also learned that in my years online. Always do your due diligence and research any “opportunity” online. This is why I am grateful to come across reviews such as yours here. I remember Neora or Nerum and I was even approached by sales people who wanted to recruit me. Thank God I didn’t take the offer. I don’tlike pyramid schemes and I don’t like MLMs. If Nutricellix used to be Neora or used to have the same manager, then it isn’t much different, is it?

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  62. Another brilliant article from the mastermind, Tony Lee Hamilton. 🙂 Great post again and from an updated angle on Nutricellix. In particular, I do like your point about taking a look at who is behind the company. While sometimes people do start a concept as their first ever initiative, I find that the vast majority of scams come from people with equally scammy or unsuccessful pasts. 

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  63. Thanks for this honest and indepth review on Nutricellix. I am hearing about if for the very first time, and from what I have read about Nutricellix from this article, I do not seem to be interested in it. The whole foundation on which Nutricellix stands on sounds shaky to me. Nevertheless, I am glad to have read this article.

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  64. hey tony lee hamilton the digital marketing veteran, thank you so much for sharing this review on nutricellix. I have heard so much about nutricellix but this article really explained it well for me to understand better and for me i dont really like nutricellix and will not recommend it for anyone

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  65. Bo’s description of the invite system seems convoluted.  I would send someone my personal link to my website.  The person (who supposedly has already asked for the information) would then request an invitation which I would then send to him or her (after a specific and purposeful 5-minute delay).  AND it seems that the ‘back office” rushed it into play just the night before.  Perhaps these guys have learned something from their previous legal woes?

    As far as I can see, there’s no evidence that this product actually works, and am I correct in reading that there’s no monetary benefit from being an ambassador?  These things are hard enough to be successful as it is but I have no intention of doing all that work for a free tee-shirt!  Next, please! 😉

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  66. Hi I really like how you went and did not just a quick research but a thorough and detailed one. It must have took time so thanks for looking into this nutricellix in more depth. I believe it’s super important to make sure something is legit and not a scam especially when it comes to consuming.

    And the area where this was supposed to be based in, like you said doesn’t seem to be a very suitable place for this service to exist in.

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  67. I had my doubts right from the beginning,  but still felt the necessity to offer them an attempt and not judge yet. However, seeing all that I even have seen here, I feel they’re undeserving enough to undertake out.. With the research i have done, I think it would be an understatement to say you should give it a try.  It’s worth it.  

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  68. Thank for your article. I don’t earned about Nutricellix before your article. I happy to learn something today. Is that something like Kris Laure?  I am not a guy who take product like this but why not someday. We shoudn’t die “morron”. But I am careful because there are a lot of scam on product like this and I dont want to lose my health because of my stupidity. 

    Waiting for your next article. 

    Fred

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  69. This sounds very interesting. However, as a doctor, I know that access to other people’s DNA is forbidden, and as far as I can see, in order to be able to help you, the company must know what your DNA is. This is wrong from many ethical points of view. Many secrets of our genetics are hidden in DNA and having an insight into DNA is absolutely at odds with the principles of ethics today. I don’t know if this is scam or not, but if someone decides on their product, they should first inquire about them.

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  70. It might not be a scam, but it’s just another one of those companies out there that have overpriced products and services and could easily be made affordable without the MLM in it. I don’t like any company though that promotes a product or pill as opposed to taking a look at what a person is eating. 

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  71. Whether it is a scam or legit.  First of all, some of these pills destroyed the bodies My client took a weight loss pill that she didn’t consult anybody about and it also ended her life and made it feel she has diabetes. So it is important you tell your doctor before taking pills for anything especially for weight loss 

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  72. I’m not going to lie, I had my suspicions right from the start. I’ve read quite a bit about DNA engineering so I was very skeptical that they could do this on such a large scale. Turns out it’s good to trust your intuition. I’m glad no one got led astray by their false promises. Great expose! 

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  73. OOOOO this is really really good stuff. Aside from the chicanery involved with claiming rubbing goop on your skin would affect your DNA somehow, you really dug into the foundation of the organization in a really unbiased way.I appreciate how you posted your pros and cons very matter of factly. As a fellow researcher, I dig that a lot. Kudos!

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  74. Hello Tony! Thank you for sharing your article ‘Newest DNA Scam NutriCellix’, it has been very helpful an dim glad that I came across it so I can learn to avoid the company, NutriCellix. I like the way you diligently researched on the authenticity of this company and have given a honest review based on your research. Thanks

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  75. It probably sounds very enticing to people who want to lose weight, but as a rule I never recommend anyone taking a weight loss pill. I always believe that weight loss begins in the mind, and we can couple mind exercises with physical exercises and a healthy diet.

    Of course, that is just my opinion. I know there are products like this out there, and the reason is simply because there are enough people who believe in such products.

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  76. Yes, that is true. Even though they are open as to who are the person behind the company, it is still of paramount to see if the product is safe to use or not. And to think that it is on the health and wellness category? Product safety should be our first priority among all. Although my opinion about it may change in the future, it is still better to avoid it. Better to be safe than sorry, I guess.

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  77. Well, who would have thought it eh, NutriCellix a scam, well done on your research, I take my hat off to you. 

    You had many comments applauding you on your good work. The research was well done and well written, which shed a great deal on how to find out if an organisation is who they say they are.

    I wish you success!

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  78. Thank you for providing insight into NutriCellix. It’s good to know it had a secure website and that it gave all the details of being a legitimate organisation.

    You have done excellent research to disprove their legitimacy into a scam.

    Fantastic review!

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  79. This is a wonderful article It’s a great opportunity to be able to read through this article about nutricellix and their ways of extortion. It is because of sites like this I get scared of online business but you have made it cool for me.  DNA alone is expensive to run as a test and then to talk to making a supplement from it. I believe nutricellix is a scam and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone, thanks for sharing this article, I won’t fall victim.

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  80. One thing that’s really shone through this review is your digital forensic skills. I will credit you for that Tony. I totally agree that one’s past should never be grounds to judge them but it also provides great insights into their methods and strengths/weaknesses. However, I must say that they do have a great concept on personalized weight management. We love to be treated uniquely and any product that toes that line is bound to attract our attention. A thorough review of NutriCellix on the whole. You give your readers a sufficient amount of information on which to base their decisions.

    We are Blessed.

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  81. Hi Tony, this is such a wealth of information and knowledge! It’s good to see that you have done a lot of research around this new company! I’ve joined companies before to have lost money because these things you speak of happen, ie not knowing who the boss is or how long or strong the company really is. Thank you for this outstanding review! 

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  82. So far they are transparent with the information, with that said there are too many red flags for me, also that for me is a little invasive for weight loss, there are too many businesses, that do the same thing and have a great reputation, without the controversy behind it, this one I wouldn’t touch. thanks for this information.

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  83. Hi Tony! Thanks for sharing this review on the newest dna scam nutricellix. A lot of online platforms has been created these days to scam individuals so I’m happy you take out your time to do review on them. When it comes to health products I am always extremely skeptical especially when it comes to such companies that don’t have a clear stable history behind them. That been said I’m happy you evaluated this so people would make their choice on it. Thank you 

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  84. Hey there!

    That is an exclusive review you provided there on Nutricellix. I do not know much about them but your article has just increased my knowledge about them. Since the company has a secure website and a secure website is very important as a site without the secure SSL Certificate is an automatic red flag, then it is enough to decide whether they are scam or not.

    Thanks

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  85. Hi Tony,

    I am glad I am reading this article again today. It doesn’t get easy in the online world, because indeed there are so many people offering so many products and sham products out there!

    Today I did get an offer of something, while I was extremely busy working online. I ignored the offer. But it kept popping up, even presenting dozens of testimonials which looked so legit. Where I am heading is here: I ended up basing my decision on the presence of a https:// certificate on the website. I felt comfortable and took time off from what I was doing, to attend to the new challenge. But at some point I noticed some inaccuracies, misspellings, etc. I immediately quit!

    I just am not sure how reliable the https:// certificate is. I also noticed that the padlock on this website was black. In some cases it is green. I don’t know if that has any relevance. I did later see the black padlock on everyday trusted websites.

    Regards.

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  86. This was a really thorough review on NutriCellix. Thank you for taking the time to break down the product down to the little details. This is information that customers need and you did just that. Giving away DNA feels like giving away one’s social security number. I would rather stick to dieting and exercise to stay healthy, not the easiest path but hard work pays off.

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  87. Thank you for doing the work and informing us about NutriCellix, as a a rule of thumb I stay away from MLM companies. You know, with weight loss it doesn’t matter home complicated or fancy you are trying to make it, the core principles will always stay the same. What you put in your mouth and how much. Keep well.

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  88. A really enjoyed the article you have written because the content has been fully researched and goes in to deep discussions about Nutricellix. I have learned something new through reading this topic, with regards to DNA, however, i do think this is a bit of a scam, and even with the launch on the 24th November (where i would imagine more information will be released) I can’t see this changing my mind that this is another concept in the health and wellbeing industry which is flawed slightly. 

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  89. Hi, Tony. I have heard of this company before. After reading this update, I have not changed my opinion in this regard. The pseudo-scientific basis presented by this company has all the signs of quackery to dupe unsuspecting consumers. As you point out it is just a preposterous idea that products can be customized to your specific DNA in any cost-efficient and meaningful way. I guess the sad truth is that there will always be people who fall for this kind of thing and because of wishful thinking, financial self-interest, and maybe the placebo effect you will even find people who are willing to provide positive testimonies. I frankly have no interest in the compensation system with such a dubious product. Best regards, Andy

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  90. I want to say that your website has such meaningful information, that I hold dearly and I would like to not just make use of this information you have made available to me by this article you have put together, I will not just stop by taking reading this content alone, but I surely will always continue to visit this website, to get more useful information.The the same time as the first time in the future and the other is a great way to get the best out of the way and I have to say that I am not a fan of the most important things to do in the future and the other is a great way to the top of the page to see the new year with a new one of the 

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  91. Two things you said got my attention and resonated with me right away…since you’ve been in the online business world since 2009, you’ve learned not to dive right into something, and I feel the same way now.  But also, taking forever to make a decision I think causes more frustration than anything else.  I’m glad to see you did extensive research to find out who is behind this company.  To be honest though, there are too many products that they offer, which I feel I’ve seen similar products with other health companies that are MLM as well.  I’m weary of this and also probably a bit biased since I run a health and fitness website myself.  But I really liked reading your review, and it seems that even though there are powerful people behind the company, this is something to be weary of.

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  92. Innovative DNA weight loss!! What is this really! I have always been skeptical about these lose weight programs that promise gold in exchange for nothing. When it comes to losing weight, i believe that it doesnt come cost free. It requires hard work and sweat. If it doesnt pain and hurt, then its not worth it.

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  93. Thanks for sharing this beautiful piece of information with us. I must say I really did enjoy going through your review as it contains valuable information one needs to be aware of. The Nutriclix does not seem to be a great offer and may be labeled a scam, but before I consider joining and giving them my information the program needs to be online for over a year. 

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  94. Hi  Tony
    Wow what a read, I have bookmarked this already, Highly informative.  Who would have thought Nutricellex would turn out to be a scam.. Its quite sad, A lot of people would fall prey, Thanks for helping us out on these things,

    Thanks very much for this update, I would share now

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  95. It is interesting to see how the high level marketing “gurus” jump from one opportunity to the next one. I used to be part of bHIP global, it was expensive and even though the products were good they usually were way more expensive than the competitors in the supplements business. Based in what you wrote it seems that part of bHIP formula is still there and that might be a red flag as well. Thanks for sharing your process as I am going to start doing the same from now on. 

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  96. After reading this article I think nutricellix is a scam, because doing a DNA is so expensive and providing supplements it also not good, they just newly out in the market so it will take to for them to improve in the qualitys and they should to reduce they price, nutricellix maybe good in time to comes 

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  97. Thanks Tony for this wonderful article …it’s really helps a lot and I wanna say a big thank you for this well explained and detailed information passed through this article ….it’s really a pleasure to know about nutricellix and their scam ways of extorting people ….I wanna say thank you for bring this to our notice

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  98. Hello there Tony, thanks a lot for sharing this wonderful piece of information here with us. I must say i really did enjoyed going through your review as it contains valuable informations one needs to be aware of. Well i am glad to have come across this post before falling prey to this scam platform and lose some cash.

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  99. Well I commend you for finding this so called weight loss company and doing the research to find out if it legit or not. I’ve tried several different weight loss products and most of them either make you pooh or just don’t do anything. So it doesn’t surprise me that you felt compelled to research this company and the members behind it. The first guy you mentioned was connected to a pyramid scam which raises a red flag for me. This company sounds like Herbal Life to me. So thanks so much for doing the research and informing the world about companies like this.

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  100. I think nutricellix is a scam, and thanks for sharing this post, I would not recommend it to anyone. i don’t think i will ever share something with someone that doesn’t have value. i think nutricelix is a complete waste of time. thanks for the heads up Tony really value your work.

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  101. It’s too bad that there are so many companies out there who are willing to scam their customers in order to make money. It sounds like there is a lot of uncertainty around Nutricellix at the moment, and with that in mind, it’s not an investment that seems like a good idea. Without enough independent review of the product / company, it’s not an area I feel confident enough to invest in. 

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  102. Incredibly, you have illustrated this topic so well in your blog. I have learned a lot by reading your article and gained a lot of knowledge about it. Of the points mentioned in your blog; I did not realise;. I would be really good to see more of this here and share with others as well so they can benefit from it 

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  103. Hello, nice article. Reading enjoy reading this.It’s a great opportunity to be able to read through this article about nutricellix and their scan ways of extortion. I would never in a million years think that despite all the guarantees and everyone, nutricellix would find yourself becoming a scam and not actually deliver on what they promipromised.

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  104. Hi Tony,

    You are a brand authority!

    You have created your website carefully giving all the information that your audience would like to search.

    With your website alone, your audience can learn massive information of what they are searching.

    They can verify from other websites, but since you are also linking the source, later when they go back, your audience will just believe and save their spare time for other matters.

    That is how I see you as a Veteran.

    You write with complete details.

    Congrats with your great efforts and success!

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  105. Thank you for this very eye opening article. I have advised people on several occasions to do thorough research about any online venture before registering or even paying their hard earned cash on it. This would really show them why they should read up lots of contents before taking drastic actions. I would definitely share this with my friends, they need it.

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  106. I see that this is a very bad scam now and they are only trying to take people’s money by telling them that there is a wayhto help Dela with their weight. This is a thing that many people want to deal with but they can’t and you sharing the information on how this can work is very wonderful. Thank you for this.

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  107. This is a very big insight! I would not have know that Nutricellix DNA is a scam. Going through this post, I am positive I will be able to test other ventures to ascert if it is scam or not. I will also want to admonish you to keep up the good work and not fail to alert us in the Advent of any dubious moves you noticed. God bless you real good sir. 

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  108. Its very funny to read through this about nitrucellix because it makes me laugh how the said they’ll offer their services and they are not doing it. Had it been tay they were able to make the claims they said they’ll offer and did it, it would have been really fine thanks for sharing this, it is interesting.

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  109. It really seems like “secret DNA weightloss” miracles are all the rage nowadays. I think any product that claims to be a “weightloss miracle” is probably a scam, just like this one most certainly is. Very unfortunate that so many people try their hardest to take advantage of people who are simply wanting to live a healthier lifestyle.

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  110. Some offer are just too sweet to be real, I think that is the same thing with NutriCellix. There are various platforms that are reliable and transparent enough and I think going for such is far better than resolving on shaddy deals that claims to be legitimate when they are actually not it. Thank you for bringing this up here 

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  111. I had high hope for nutricellix when I heard about it the first time since it is bringing something unheard of before either the world of health and wellness. But it is really shocking to see such disappointing that has come from this here. I feel.it is only right and fair to just give this it’s right time to let it all pass. Thanks for sharing here

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  112. Hi again Digital marketing veteran! This is my first time hearing of this and from what I can see here, it seems all their promises is actually targeted at scamming, extorting people. Since the reputation of  the brains behind the group is questionable then their products and services can’t be that  reliable.  Iwill be careful and also warn as many people around against them.

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  113. It is always funny how different things and products are always produed by people and they always want people to believe their lies. It  would have been nice if the claim la of nitrucellix are actually truthful cos using dna to proceed health solutions will enable you to get the best and the perfect one. Thanks

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  114. Wow this is a great one. Apart from the fact that I learnt about nutricellix I also learnt how to judge it a thing is legit or not. I never knew what a secure website is up till now. I like the way you arranged your write up and I agree with everything you said in this article about nutricellix. For now nutricellix looks a like a scam to me despite all their promises.  

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  115. Hi Tony, thank you so much for your review on Nutricellix, I always love to visit your site to read your reviews, and the information in your articles is so very informative. It is clear for me that Nutricellix is a company to stay away from, and I definitely won’t be joining them anytime soon.  I hope many people will read this review and have the opportunity to make a well-informed decision before they decide to join Nutricellix.

    Thank you, Tony, for your ongoing advice on online opportunities and helping many individuals to stay save from scammy businesses online. Thanks as well for taking us through the steps of your research, I appreciate it.

    Jude

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  116. Although, generally speaking, I’m not too thrilled with NutriCellix either, I like some of the aspects they are embracing. I like this idea of Ambassadorship. It’s cool that they provide a subdomain for their people with appropriate referral links. I believe that’s so important these days and all MLM-like businesses should be doing it. But not often enough they are, at least as far as I know. 

    That being said, I believe $59 for something like that is a pretty damn high cost. I mean, it’s not like we have the option to do with the subdomain whatever we like. Inevitably, it will be an extension of their business. Hence, they will ultimately profit more through it than we ourselves probably ever will. So, why have such a cost?

    I mean, I get it, you have to weed out some of the people that are not serious about this and would apply simply for the sake of the subdomain. But that’s still inappropriate. Either the price should be much lower or it should be something one can earn free of cost by, for example, taking some specific actions. Otherwise, it just feels like an affiliate program that we have to pay for. And that’s usually an extremely bad sign for an affiliate program.

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  117. I’m interested to join the nutricellix and become an ambassador, but I was a bit skeptical before reading your review, as I thought they operate like other MLM out there. Most MLM companies out there make you purchase a bunch of level in order to become an ambassador. So, I like the fact that Nutricellix only has $59 one time cost.

    Thanks for sharing.

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  118. From this review I would wait for an update before checking out the platform a little deeper. Also I don’t like when there are queries concerning the operators and CEO of any scheme. I am not so sure of that product that is provided based on individual testing. There is such a variety of body types and possible factors such as age, medical history that probably should be taken into account. Lastly the compensation plan is still not satisfying for me. Thanks for the review

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  119. I really like how you put updates on your articles out there. Too many times people put things up on the internet and never go back to correct them. More concerned with feeling right or being right then spreading truth. I’ve never heard of Nutricellix before but I’m happy I saw your words of caution involving this platform.

    Thanks!

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  120. I have followed your articles on Nutricellix and Your exploration of the company, the founders and the system. I agree with you that their history does not have a good reputation and that it is only reasonable to ask some questions about this company and their products.I find it hard to believe that they can make individual tablets to all people who make this swab tests. Your review does not mention how the system will operate once out of Beta so I think it is a bit early to say if it is a scam or not, but I would not enter it as is stands now. I have yet to be convinced that this product is uniquely customized to every customer and that there are no severe side effects of using it. I recommend being in daily activity and eat healthy fresh food instead.

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  121. Hello Tony,

    Thank you for sharing this unique idea with us. Of course, it does make sense as everyone’s DNA is different. The same way if we want to loose wait, if I try one way which works for me; not necessarily might work for someone else because each DNA and each body type is different. 

    The idea of making or building the whole system out of this idea is amazing because if the customers were to try by their own, they might or might not follow the proper instructions but by building the whole system to draw those right customers in; they can be made to follow those rules by building a good routine and a good discipline.

    Good luck! 

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  122. Nutricelix been everywhere! I don’t know how people could buy that product. Me, for sure I will not buy. The name and the campaign are sounds super scammy. I mean, really? works based on DNA? So they will create product one by based on DNA? or change everybody DNA to the same one? I rather abducted by alien instead of taking nutricelix

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  123. Its so sad that people are making so many scams online these days and robbing people of their money every day. But im very happy to hear that you are reviewing them and proving that we can beat them in some sort of way. Thanks for your post and i will be sharing it with other !

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  124. As I was looking for an opportunity to start my own business, a good friend told me about Nutricellix, but before I sign up to it I wanted to get more accurate information about what is it and how it works. Thanks so much for sharing a great review about this business, after reading your article I got all the information to help me to say I will let it pass for now, I’m interested to work on something that will become my own business and I want to decide what niche I want to work and have the freedom to get the best product I can offer to my clients, I will stay working with affiliate marketing!

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  125. As you mentioned in your review, this is the first article ever written about the company and its products.  I did read the entire article and found it very interesting though. I am not sure that I would share my DNA with a company that does not have creditability.  Thanks for sharing.

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  126. NutriCellix leadership I have to agree is a strike against them and causes me to proceed cautiously here. I never like to see the word pyramid scheme, and to be honest I am not a fan of MLMs. To see that NutriCellix has been involved with these types of things has me turning a shoulder.

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  127. Having the FTC charging for an illegal pyramid scheme tells a lot about a program already. I think that’s a very big red flag already right over there despite the SSL safety certificate. So far I’ve seen people coming out with a fashion pyramid scheme, gym membership pyramid scheme, and now, DNA? It’s wise for anyone to be extra cautious these days. 

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  128. I came across Nutricellix initially researching for ways to assist my weight loss because I am carrying some extra pounds after lockdown. I wasn’t convinced about the products and science so I decided not to buy. That then ruled me out of wanting to get involved with their business opportunity. I generally find that these MLM take opportunities are all about recruitment rather than making money from the products.

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  129. Talking about Nutricellix, I heard about it before. I am not sure Tony if I would get involved with the MLM again. I think that these kinds of programs are too much for me and my style. I am not into pushing people to buy a product and especially not in pushing people from my network into pushing others. I’ve been into that before. 

    Sunny

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  130. I see several strikes against this company. The first is it is an MLM business model that I feel very few make any serious money with it. The second is the use of individuals DNA to custom make a product specific to that person to give the best results. I find it hard to believe that they can do this cost effectively. Otherwise, they use DNA categories where treatments have already been set up and these are not specific to just one person. 

    The third strike is that the people who founded NutriCellox have had questionable past businesses. Therefore I shall be laving this company alone. 

    Cheers.

    Edwin

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  131. The detail of your reviews is always amazing.  It’s funny that I get a far better idea about how the company really works from this website that I can get from nutricilex website or from the people pushing it.  Thank you as always for the deep dives you take into the legitimacy of these companies. 

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  132. Hey Tony Lee Hamilton, I really enjoyed reading this review, I have heard of this platform before hand, but not in this detail, i dont think it is a scam though, but mlm is very difficult, i do not know any other platform like this launching also, the review was also nice and I agree with them

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  133. Yet one more product offered to scam those looking to better their health, weight, fitness – it’s like anything else – you can’t get something for nothing, and that includes getting better looks, health or anything else from a bottle. This type of product also adds to the already tarnished-for-no-good-reason image of marketers everywhere, leaving a world of skeptics.

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  134. Hello there, I have been using NutriCellix products for a few years now and I must say they have really been the best, although they have a few side effects but they are really the best I have seen and used and for me that are not any scam..thanks alot for sharing

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  135. Thank you very much for your extended review of Nutricella, Tony. I have never heard about this DNA thing. It sounds interesting but also unreal. If this is really to work, it will help lots of people. I am more in natural nutrition, and people should eat and drink better what God has created, but many people have problems losing weight even if they eat healthily and do sports. We need to wait and see if Nutricella will bring the results they promise. Thank you again, Tony. That review is really very well done. It helped me very much to understand how Nutricella is working. 

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  136. With so much MLM platforms and different products, mostly health products, out there, it is difficult to identify which of them is legitimate and genuine, or a scam and fraudulent. People are always looking for products to improve their health, and some MLM take advantage of it to promote scam products. Nevertheless, thanks for exposing Nutricellix as one of those scam platforms.

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  137. Jeepers Tony, is there no end to the number of online scams.  I know you make very clear that you do not regard this as a scam however, the CVs of the owners do not motivate me much too look at the further.  To be honest,” Nutricellix” doesn´t sound like a scam, its name sounds credible.

    But if you say you are passing on this one, even if its “just for now”, then that is good enough for me.  Your experience in this sector is extremely good. Thank you for your advice.

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  138. You did a great job explaining the product as well as the people behind it. In my opinion,  this sounds like a product that I would avoid.  Hopefully after reading your article other people will come to the same conclusion. For someone who is looking to loose some weight, I appreciate a good review on this type of product. If it looks like a scam and smells like a scam, it is probably a scam. Once again, thank you for this article. I look forward to more like this one from you.

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  139. Hello Tony, thanks for the Nutricellix review. I believe in a lifestyle approach when it comes to weight loss. With that being said, I dont think I would feel comfortable promoting Nutricellix. I perfer to promote products that I actually use or have some kind of experience with myself. Nutricellix is a platform I would pass on. Thanks again for the review Tony.

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  140. Thanks Tony,

    I found this a very interesting read and I have yet to make my mind up about this business. I think your review will definitely help others to think about this information with lots to digest. 

    I am never a believer in supplements so I would be very nervous about selling this type of product. Two of the financial business partners definitely have a lot of credibility but from what you have written on the others I would be extremely cautious. 

    I will look to see how this business grows or not as the case may be. 

    A great review and was so interesting to find out information pertaining to the health and fitness world.

    Thank you 

    Imelda

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  141. A new nutrition weight loss supplement, called NutriCellix has recently hit the market with claims that sounds too good to be true.
    There is no shortage of weight loss supplements on the market. Weight loss products are available for purchase on every other street corner and pose a particular risk of fraud because manufacturers aren’t required to have approval from the FDA. If there’s one thing we’ve learned, whether something is “supposed to work”

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  142. I have information approximately SSL certificates but I regularly don’t take note of them at whatever point I tap on any site notwithstanding, on the off chance that it is for proficient or individual reasons, so for that, this was an incredible eye-opener. It’s a dissatisfaction to see all of the potentials this company would’ve had in case they hadn’t come up short to clearly depict what their foundation looks like. To me, Nutricellix is just another MLM scheme that will only profit from recruits instead of the actual product working. I no go for me. Nice article. 

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  143. Thank you, Tony, for this interesting report, and the warning. I do hope it is not a scam, it would be very nice if something like this came onto the market, it should be great for a lot of overweight women and men, who don’t have the mindset to do something about it. When it turns out to be a good product it could save a lot of people’s health, not to get diabetes II, heart diseases, etc. As for the DNA test, I find it very dangerous to send my personal DNA information to a completely new and unknown company, so I’m careful.

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  144. Wow! Who would have thought that despite all the promises and all, nutricellix would end up becoming a scam and not actually deliver on what they promipromised. Though I had my doubts right from the start but I still felt the need to give them a trial and not judge yet. However, seeing all that I have seen here, I feel they are not worthy enough to try out. Thanks so much for all that has been shared here. Really helpful

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  145. I don’t understand how these people sleep at night. After the initial amazing buzz about this opportunity being so great  How can they try to scam thousands of people out of their life savings and get away with it. It is great to try new and different things, that its how the world moves forward. But what is the true cost to others.

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  146. From the looks of it, Nutricellix works on an MLM basis and I don’t like it. The claims it makes about DNA scare a lot of people and I’m one of them. I don’t know how ti feel about it and I’m not sure if I like it. I don’t think it’s something I wanna get involved with but nonetheless I always appreciate your article on stuff like this, it is super helpful. Thnak you 

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  147. Hello,

    It seems to me that I already commented on this article, but I’ll do it again. I don’t think that NutriCellix is a scam. I think that the opportunity is a classic MLM with transparent ownership, products and compensation scheme. Personally I wouldn’t join right now because I am not a huge fan of MLMs. But I might one day if I don’t have anything else to do on this earth, or if I don’t have any business idea anymore, then I’ll probably look into it.

    IN any case, your review was very detailed and we cna coose if we want to join or not. Thanks for that.

    Elodie

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  148. I never knew there was any DNA weight loss program called Nutricellix. I had to ask my doctor friend about the program, he said he doesn’t subscribe to it. My question is that how one earth do people come up with this kind of of innovation. How are young readers like me protected from all these, if I am a girl with a low self esteem and I got some fats up, I may be tempted to try out this thing.

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  149. When it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. Even though they used effort into making their background look like a legitimate business, it seems to be a scam. The DNA swab was a HUGE red flag to me. It’s apart of your identity. Why would you give that to someone you don’t know? They could use it to steal your personal information/identity in someway. This just does not sound safe to me. Don’t do it!!!

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  150. Hi Tony, I learn from your articles about Nutricellicts products, and I didn’t read anything else before about this MLM company. Answering your questions, I’m not an ambassador for NutriCellix, and I don’t have other information to add to your review. I think that both your articles, this one and NutriCellix Products Pricing & Compensation Plan, give a complete panorama of this company. For everybody that takes an invitation, reading your articles will know what decision to take.
    Thank you for sharing
    Alketa

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  151. Tony, I’m glad I came across an item like this. As a doctor, I know that certain genes tend to cause an individual to gain fat faster than others, but what I don’t like is sending swabs for testing. It is very easy to see a person’s DNA from a swab, it is possible to find out if there is a predisposition for a person to get sick, just like if there are hidden genomic malformations that can be found this way. It is a very sensitive  topic and ethically unacceptable. After all, DNA testing costs a lot. We should definitely learn even more about the brand and see if it is a scam.

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  152. Here is a health and fitness sight that relies on referrals.  You get started at a one time $59 payment.  You can become an ambassador and try to get people to buy the products that Nutracellix has.  They have been looked at by the government.  This is never a good thing.  I think, based on this, I would not be interested in joining Nutracellix.  

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  153. Thank you for this thorough review on Nutricellix.  I really appreciate your reviews and look forward to receiving them as I continue to build my online business.   It is great to have a spokesperson who researches thoroughly and share the findings to keep new and seasoned entrepreneurs from making costly mistakes.  This article is very informative and helpful.

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  154. It’s truly disappointing to see such a promising company underperform on everything they promised. You’ve clearly done your research well and it’s great that we have this review. I hope more people find it and are made aware of all the dangers involved with working with a company like this.

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  155. Thanks for your detailed Nutricellix review! I must say that I’m passionate about joining Nutricellix and appreciate the fact that it offers cost-effective DNA swab test charges to its members. I believe an average person should be able to afford the one-time registration fee of $59. Obviously, a lot of people would be impressed to turn up and take part.

    I also love the idea of giving a Nutricellix ambassadorship rank to the truly deserving members as well as making the platform a personalized weight management system for everyone. 

    Thanks, 

    Joyce

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  156. Hmm, this is an interesting one you got there. One thing i appreciate you saying that one shouldn’t jump right in before doing any research. This is the same scenario. It’s very similar to a lot of those health products out there that tend to over-promise and under-deliver. I would stay away from products or services that are not thoroughly researched and reviewed. Thx for the post. 

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  157. I believe Nutricellix is a scam. DNA is extremely expensive to run, let alone for thousands and millions of people which is down right impossible. This is not something one would recommend to anyone, I know I wouldn’t. Giving away one’s DNA  to a third party is an absolute NO! This is a very sensitive topic and very private matter, it should by no means be taken lightly. Thanks for sharing this info, but I would not join this in ever.

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  158. Hi Tony, thanks for another of your in-depth, highly readable posts about Nutricellix. I’ve already read a few articles about this company, and some of the reviews were written by yourself, so I’ve had a good chance to assess this platform. I’m really glad I’ve come across these articles before I joined that company. I’m a great deal into a healthy lifestyle, so it would have been tempting for me to join, but after what I’ve read, especially about the DBA testing, I prefer to stay away from them. Cheers for your great writing and help as ever!

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  159. I think Nutricellix is made from a brilliant idea. The DNA market is in great demand actually. And I think being part of this company can be very beneficial. Especially when the company is still in its early stage.

    Now I understand that the founders have quite a negative background but I think they manage to come up with a good product this time and if they can manage it properly, it will be a great success!

    Thanks

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  160. What. I was really surprised because I didn’t even know about this new dna scam. I truly appreciate  your content as this helped to enlighten me about this type of scam that goes on and I think it will really help a lot of people to become more aware and cautious about all these scams that are now evolving.  This has really been beneficial and I thank you. I even bookmarked your site because I see that it will teach me a lot 

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  161. Thanks for the updated information on Nutricellix. It certainly seems like it is most likely a scam. I cannot imagine how they expect to convince people to join up with the issues shown.

    DNA testing is certainly expensive and this one seems to be a sham, to boot. I’m glad you are showing them for the real truth.

    I am so glad I opted not to consider joining this one. Your review is right on target.

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  162. This company still seems to be in its infant stages, and I am not sure it would be worthwhile to join until they have more of a track record.

    You certainly did your due diligence in researching all the owners, and some of them have pasts that are not squeaky clean so this raises another red flag for me.

    Let’s hope that the products are great and sell themselves because this is what ultimately makes or breaks a company like this.

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  163. Wow!Thanks for your detective work Tony😁.First of all, thank you for pointing out how you do your research.I like the way you diligent research on the genueineness of this company.I can remember reading one of your review articles on Nutricellix And I’m glad that we can all now conclude That it really is scam.Thank you for doing a thorough findings about them. It’s so helpful

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  164. I avoid prelaunch programs due to the fact of them being brand new and have not built up their reputation of trust. The Nutriclix does not seem to be a great offer and may be labeled a scam, but before I consider joining and giving them my information the program needs to be online for over a year. 

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  165. Hello there, thanks for sharing this amazing information here with us. Your website are always awesome to go through!. A fantastic load of information and easy access to see what topic you would like to read. Who would have thought that despite all the guarantees, nutricellix would turn out  becoming a scam and not actually deliver on what they promised.

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  166. Thanks for this well detailed article and how you were able to discern their credibility, I think I have learnt how to too. Now I know what to look out for before trying a new opportunity. I don’t know if it is actually possible to lose weight through DNA testing and all that stuff but now after reading your post, I think I have a better perspective of the whole topic.

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  167. hello

    Thank you for this amazing and valuable information, Actually, I don’t mention direct this company is a scam, but its all feature of being a scam, I tried to search about their information, but I didn’t get anything, as you said the only information I get is to their website but they don’t have a full identity of legit program. Thank you for sharing this product information.

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  168. Well, I don’t have much to say about Nutricellix. But then, I don’t think it make any sense to get your weight loss product based on your DNA test. Legit or not, I will not be part of them or even be their associate. I’ll rather eat enough balanced diet, do some exercise, and sleep well than get their product.

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  169. It has been my experience that most products in the health and wellness platform do not perform well. In my opinion, it is not regulated enough so people can get scammed very easily. This a great breakdown as to how easy it is to scam people. most people will not investigate a company in this depth to form an opinion. I am glad I read this article before aI wasted my money on the products. 

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  170. Whenever I hear that the founders of a company were previously involved in a pyramid scheme, I walk away from it. So if the owners and founders of Nutricellix. are the same as those that were operating Neora and Rippln that have been shut down by the Federal Trade Commission, then I am not interested in them. Thank you for the warning.

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  171. I like the way you diligent research on the ingenuity of this company. From finding out the owners, the location, the website, and their level of security. You even went further to find out their location Google map. This always makes your review a go-to for some of us. I would be sure to forward this article across various social media platforms. Thanks for exposing another scam.

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  172. Honestly, I’d like to appreciate you for this well-written blog post. I cannot find any post as this that provides lots of informative idea on NutriCellix like this article does in general. So i’d thank you a lot for this seeing that I don’t want to give out my DNA away to subscribe to this business opportunity. So, for me, i don’t really buy that idea.

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  173. Thanks for writing a comprehensive review of Nutricellix, Tony. Especially with the background check of their top management. It’s nice knowing that some of them have a not-so-good reputation. It raised an alarming concern for me. I’m not sure I will accept their offer as an ambassador for now, but I will keep an eye. Thanks 

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  174. I understand the concept of weight loss through DNA exploration, but I am not sure that I believe the concept is viable.  There are so many factors in weight loss that have to be controlled.  Those identified by DNA might be important but not the only thing.  There is health, environment, metabolism, mental state to name a few.  Your frank article basically said what I was thinking as I started to read.

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  175. Thank you for the Article. Beyond learning about Nutricellix, I enjoyed learning about your investigative methods to establish, if the company is a scam or not. Firstly it is important that the website be secure, Secondly it must be clear who the owners are and thirdly there must be a tangible product 

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  176. Thank you for all these detective work. Your Evaluation skill is prompt.  All their promises is actually targeted at scamming, extorting people. Since the reputation of  the brains behind the group is questionable then their products and services can’t be that  reliable.  Iwill be careful and also warn as many people around against them. Thank you for doing a thorough findings about them. It’s so helpful

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  177. NutriCellix is a platform that offers a wide range of healthcare products. The healthcare products of this platform are of very high quality and conducive to health. I myself have used the products of this platform which has played a role in keeping my health right. Finally I will say that I have read and enjoyed your article so I would like to share on my social media about this health platform if you allow me.

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  178. Thank you for sharing your article ‘Newest DNA Scam NutriCellix’, it has been very helpful an dim glad that I came across it so I can learn to avoid the company, NutriCellix. I like the way you diligently researched on the authenticity of this company and have given a honest review based on your research 

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  179. When it comes to health products I am always extremely skeptical especially when it comes to such companies that don’t have a clear stable history behind them. They may not be a scam but the quality of what they offer is questionable at best so I would never risk to try something from them unless it was entirely safe to do so.

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  180. I’ve fallen for scams a couple of times when looking for options to make extra money, so ever since, I’ve been more cautious with everything I come across.

    It looks like Nutricellix promises a lot, something not unusual in this kind of schemes, but in the end, it looks like it is a scam. I don’t think I would try it based on the review you present.

    We have to be careful with all those programs we see out there. There are many unscrupulous people looking for ways to scam others out of their money.

    Thanks for the warning.

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  181. I’ve heard of several so-called DNA-based supplements, and some companies that do the DNA analysis for you and promise to create a tailor-made supplement for losing weight, anti-aging, brain boost, etc. I’ve never really believed that would be possible, I think no one can prove whether that works or not. 
    This Nutricellix seems to be another “miracle” solution like so many before that only try to make money (and in many cases, successfully) on people’s tendency to believe in “miracle solutions”, mainly because of laziness. There are no magic formulas. 
    Thanks for exposing another scam.

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  182. I must agree with you in that it was difficult to find an article reviewing Nutricelix. I was starting to wonder why? But I was glad that my good old friend Tony had a post with a lot of depth and insights. After reading your post, I will not join Nutricellix either. It may not be a scam but it’s not good for me.

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  183. Hello Tony, I have heard about various business and I’ve always been ready to make findings of it. Though I had my doubts right from the start but I still felt the need to give them a trial and not judge yet. However, seeing all that I have seen here, I feel they are not worthy enough to try out. Thanks so much 

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  184. Hello Tony Lee Hamilton, thank you for sharing this informative and resourceful article. This article is centered on nutricelllix being the latest DNA scam. I can remember reading one of your review articles on Nutricellix And I’m glad that we can all now conclude That it really is scam. I hope people won’t fall victim to them.I would be sure to forward this article across various social media platforms.

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  185. Oh wow,never heard of this scam before up till now and I don’t know if it is actually possible to lose weight through dna testing and all that stuff but now after reading your post, I think I have a better perspective of the whole topic and about the platform itself too. This review is a good one. Thanks!

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  186. Hello Tony Lee Hamilton , thanks for this great review on nutricellix to know if it’s indeed the newest DNA scam in the society, it’s a great opportunity to read this informative article, I love the fact that you carry out your research thoroughly , nurticellix have failed in the health and wellness industry and Multi level marketing repeatedly , nutricellix doesn’t seem like a scam but I won’t be joining At this period of time because this is the first article written about the nutricellix, I really enjoyed reading this article, it was quite informative and helpful.

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  187. Nutricellix did turn out to be a bit f a scam, despite all the good things that were being said about it. I must compliment you for your awesome review Tony. This is the best review I have read, and I have actually read thousands. I think you are systematic, and thorough and very good at researching new things. After all, you have so much experience in this industry.

    The way you carry out research is very inspiring. 

    Thanks and take care,

    Aps

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  188. Wow what an awesome website you have here! A fantastic load of information and easy access to see what topic you would like to read. Well done i like the easy to find headers the only thing i would do ( and thats cos it’s me) is add some colour BUT it’s a difficult one as i LOVE colours whereas others don’t so thats just my personal thought.

    Fantastic informative site, well done 🙂

     

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  189. Hi Tony,

    I like the way you diligent research on the genueity of this company. From finding out the owners, the location, the website and their level of security. You even went further to find out their location Google map. This always makes your review a go-to for some of us. For me I stick to affiliate marketing too like you do

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  190. Hi, 

    From my online research NutriCellix is one of the newer supplement MLM’s to hit the market, there’s really no proof supplements created from your DNA gives any additional benefits or anything like that. The success rate will be low and most people will lose money instead of make money. This platform is not grantee.

    Thank you.

    Aluko.

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  191. First of all, thank you for painting out how you do your research. I have knowledge about SSL certificates but I normally don’t notice them whenever I click on any website regardless if it is for professional or personal reasons, so for that, this was a great eye-opener. It’s a disappointment to see all of the potential this company would’ve had if they hadn’t fail to clearly portray what their background looks like. It all seems so legitimate but just the mention of “sending a DNA swab” is just an immediately no from me. Sending a DNA swap is like selling a part of you to labs where you don’t precisely know what they will do with your personal information. 

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  192. Thanks for your detective work Tony. O heard of Nutrillex before and was wondering the same if it worth my time to join or not and now I got the answer. I love the fact that they try a new approach which is personalized dieting method. We are finding out now more than ever that one size doesn’t fit all so I appreciate this method. However, does it really work? Also is it safe to send my DNA sample in? I am sorry, I value my privacy and I sure do not want to give a third party my DNA. What if it happened to be in the crime scene? Ok too much fiction here but that can happen, just saying. So for sure I do not want to join them. Plus the owners had so many questionable business background. 

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  193. hey

    Wow! Who would have thought that despite all the guarantees and everyone, nutricellix would find yourself becoming a scam and not actually deliver on what they promipromised. Though I had my doubts right from the beginning I still felt the necessity to offer them an attempt and not judge yet. However, seeing all that I even have seen here, I feel they’re undeserving enough to undertake out. Thanks such a lot for all that has been shared here. Really helpful

    Mohamed

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  194. It’s a great opportunity to be able to read through this article about nutricellix and their scan ways of extortion. DNA alone is expensive to run as a test and then to talk to makingg a supplement from it. I believe nutricellix is a scam and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone, thanks for sharing this article

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  195. Wow! Who would have thought that despite all the promises and all, nutricellix would end up becoming a scam and not actually deliver on what they promipromised. Though I had my doubts right from the start but I still felt the need to give them a trial and not judge yet. However, seeing all that I have seen here, I feel they are not worthy enough to try out. Thanks so much for all that has been shared here. Really helpful

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