There is a relationship marketing company based in the United States. The business is called Zrii. It was created in 2007 by Bill Farley with the goal of creating a world wide billion dollar operation. There are currently 65,000 business owners in North America. Early projections place this number as two or three percent of overall independent agents in the next seven years. Zrii has experienced rapid success during the past two years. Many relationship marketing gurus attribute this success to the exclusive endorsement granted by The Chopra Center for Wellbeing. In addition to this backing, the rooting of Zrii’s two products in Ayurvedic science give it considerable authenticity in the medical field.

Ayurvedic medicine is at the core of Zrii’s breakthrough weight management product. NutriiVeda is a fat destroying powder that launched at the August 2009 Rising Star Academy. Some of the ingredients in NutriiVeda include Haritaki, Amaliaki, Cayenne, Cayenne, Cinnamon and Guggul, just to name a few. Zrii claims there are over 22 essential vitamins and minerals in a serving of NutriiVeda. The scientifically proven ingredients in NutriiVeda have been shown to help you lose fat and maintain normal blood sugar levels. NutriiVeda was developed by members of Zrii’s Scientific Advisory Board. This is a group of Ayruvedic physicians who oversee the formulation of Zrii’s products. These specialists spend a significant amount of their time receiving feedback from product users and educating the public about holistic living.

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