Zrii Quality Control and Manufacturing

by User ImageDr. Spallone on March 8, 2009

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Zrii takes quality control (QC) extremely seriously! Zrii is manufactured in accordance with the highest standards required by the nutritional industry.

While most liquid nutritionals use synthetic preservatives such as Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate, Zrii contains a natural preservative system through its active botanical profile. Steps are taken to ensure that the nutritional potency of the product is retained through fine-tuning a unique flash pasteurization process.

All ingredients are tested for microbiological contaminants and are verified that they meet each Certificate of Analysis (C of A’s) supplied by the raw material manufactures.

Zrii employs a fully equipped microbiology laboratory which performs evaluations including pathogen screening, bacteria counts, and yeast and mold analysis.

Zrii also has a controlled temperature and humidity chamber, which allows us to perform [click to continue...]


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Green Eggs and Ham or Green Tea and Zrii?

by User Imageadmin on February 20, 2009

I do not like green eggs and ham, I do not like them Sam I am.

Green eggs and ham?  Sounds like they’re rotten. I will not eat them…be forgotten!

I’d much rather drink green tea and Zrii. It’s great for your health, I’m sure you’ll agree.

I take a bit of Zrii, you see, and slowly mix it in my green tea.

It tastes so good, I knew it would. Will you join me? You sure should.

The are profound. That’s why I get it by the pound.

I would drink it in a car and I would drink it in a bar. I would drink it from afar.

I’d use a straw to find that drink whether in Zimbabwe or Mozambique.

I would drink it with a fox and I would drink it for weight loss.

Green tea and Zrii have a claim to fame. You should drink it when inflamed.

Being healthy tops my list. I like my green tea and Zrii because of this.

The red and green just makes me smile. I like to drink it [click to continue...]


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Are You an Eagle or a Seagull?

by User ImageDr. Spallone on December 3, 2008

When you think about yourself and picture your life do you see the forests of the Rocky Mountains beneath you and feel 3,000 feet of fresh air under your wings?  Or are you hopping across a Burger King parking lot looking to find a misguided fry?

Are you proud and anxious to capitalize on an with this record setting start up MLM Zrii or are you complaining about all the reasons you won’t?

During a storm an eagle will leave the safety of its nest and spread its wings to ride the air currents of the impending storm.

They fly right into it!

They don’t run, they don’t hide, they don’t whine, they fly right into it!

They intuitively know that the air currents of a storm will carry it higher in the sky than it could ever soar on its own-above the storm, away from danger.

I think this is such a . The decision itself to stare the matter right in the face is what actually lifts the eagle above the storm.

This Zrii team is looking for eagles.

Because statistically speaking, there is a 97% chance you will [click to continue...]


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Dr. Ron recently had a chance to sit down with personal life coach Bill Sumner who just recently joined and just returned home from the Zrii Rising Star Academy. Bill discusses why he joined Zrii and why he thinks it is the perfect business. Bill also shares his insight about the keys to being successful with Zrii or any other business for that matter.

If you are not familiar with Bill Sumner and his personal coaching programs, do yourself a favor and visit his website: www.TheInevitableYou.com

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Mindset Of A Champion

by User ImageDr. Spallone on November 19, 2008

What does it take to have a mindset of a champion?

Great achievers have a vision that they will succeed and sometimes even see the steps leading to their success. So, in my opinion, what makes a champion, and I mean a champion in the broadest sense, is a . And, if you have done something great in one field, you are more able to do it in another. Your champion mindset is the transferable commodity and not the skill itself. It is our mindsets which ultimately limit our expectations of ourselves and which circumscribe our boundaries. It is our mindsets which determine whether or not we have the courage to challenge others and to expand our horizons.”
Dr. Allen Snyder, Director, Centre for the Mind

I grew up in a broken home. Big deal, who didn’t, right? So where I really grew up and acquired most of my character traits was in the locker room and playing fields of high school and collegiate sports.

In retrospect, twenty years later, those sports weren’t just games; they were platforms where I put myself in challenging positions in order to test my limits. And then push beyond those limits once I recognized those limits were self imposed.

This is called growth.

This is life.

This is what we signed up for.

As I look back, I realize that my biggest personal successes came when I surrounded myself with winners. People who wanted to push themselves as hard as I did and compete. People who wanted to become better tomorrow than they were today.

In fact, just sitting here thinking about it makes my soul hungry for more. Not in a reminiscing ‘glory days’ type of way but in a more profound way…it makes me crave being a leader. It makes me want to be part of a team of people who want to be champions.

People who want to write their own life story in a way that they will make generations proud- get their moneys worth out of life.

It makes me yearn for teammates.

On the flip side…

the times in my life where I’ve underperformed or look back with regret, were times that I was on cruise control or got caught up hanging out with people who were OK with just being ‘good.’

Being good is for sissies.

No one gets a standing ovation for being good.

You weren’t put here to be good.

Developing and maturing into who you were destined to be, as God formed your irreplaceable mold… that’s the game.

I have two little boys, Frankie, 3 and little Brody, who just turned 10 months old. I don’t want to be a ‘good’ Dad. If I’m a ‘good’ Dad, they’ll grow up, do their own thing and call me a few times a year. That’s not ‘good’ enough.

And it all starts with a mindset of a champion. [click to continue...]


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