I'd love to know where all those friends and acquaintances are now. (Bahamas? Europe? Flying back and fourth in their Gulfstream G650s?) Nearly all MLMs are designed for you to "just imagine being that perfect person, living that perfect life, making more money than you even desire." The reality is that, just by being a distributor in the company, you in fact are funding vacations for other people; the people at the top.

Most MLMs require your dogmatic adherence to their pay plans, leaving you with no option other than storing your garage with crappy, non-sellable products, while maxing out your credit cards for required auto-ship minimums. It's expensive to retain Junior Poobah status! How else will you "qualify" for the Annual Gala Awards Banquet? Buck up if you want your photo taken for the Gala Event Gazette, accepting your award for "#1 Over-Achiever"!

Many people join MLMs on the belief that "the product" is a fantastic miracle. If the miracle product was actually that great, wouldn't it sell itself? I always thought so. Yet, most MLM companies offer oodles of products. Why? To appeal to the many different personalities of their distributor pool.

Eventually, people realize what the company sells is not at all what the original marketing material and rah-rah hype alleged. One very close friend told me he finally challenged his up-line about a non-performing product the company offered. His up-line, who up until that point had been very cordial and helpful, said loudly and argumentatively, "Forget about the product. This is a people business! go get more people." That company went out of business. And they actually had thousands of distributors!

Most MLM's seem to have amazing parts to them, whether it be the products, business plan, the marketing, internet presence, etc. But they always lack in some areas. Another friend is eternally seeking the best MLM company out there, because the thing is, the built-in MLM methodology works if all parts come together. I gave this friend a task to find me the best MLM that answers these main concerns:

1. If it is really a good company, the people that have started it (founders, owners etc.) will put their names on it and not hide on the dark behind some corporate veil in Antigua.

2. The product will be of 100% beneficial for people that use it.

3. The products sell themselves and you should not worry about building a huge mega distributor empire.

A year went by and I was going about my normal work schedule with my start up I'm working on and had not thought about MLMs at all. I was so convinced that all MLMs were the same and would never be involved or tricked into one again. Then...

What if I told you he found it? you (the Perfect MLM) I know nothing is perfect but I am calling the new company this because it met my requested criteria. Here's something that I never thought I'd say: I agree with my friend about this huge find. What is it? Something I'd already done a ton of research on for my arthritic knees: Stem Cell Enhancement and Therapy. I was more than game to look further.

What I discovered met my requirements about the perfect company and perfect products, but moreover, it surpassed any doubt by having over 100 peer-reviewed clinical trials proving that it worked, and it had over 100 patents on the technology!

I was fired up and immediately bought the Stem Cell Enhancement patch. I wasn't joining anything until I tested it on my own body. I've been an avid surfer for 40+years and in fantastic shape, but as of late my knees make it hard to walk down the stairs to the surf. Once I'm in the water I'm no longer affected by the ailment, but getting there? Every step was agonizing for sure.

Immediately I felt a difference in my body. My inflammation in my knees had subsided and noticed my energy was through the roof! my sleep was so much deeper too. My workouts are energized and I have noticed a huge performance boost.

It's been 2 months since starting stem cell enhancement the results are so dramatic that I decided to share this information with you!