Greenwood Health Systems is a Kansas based, privately owned company. The company was founded in the year 2000, so it definitely  not the “new kid” on the network marketing block. Recently, the company has caught the attention of the mlm community by offering a unique compensation plan. This article will reveal if the plan is a scam, or a lucrative income producer.

Despite selling millions of dollars a year in nutritional products, and having a presence in 40 countries, Greenwood Health Systems has been a relatively obscure company. The products were retailed, but only in early 2008 did the company ramp up marketing efforts. At the same time, the company initiated a multi level marketing plan for the 1st time ever.

                      The Company Products

The company has always featured cutting edge nutritional products. Throughout the company literature, terms such as probiotics,phytochemicals and ellagic acid are used to describe some of the product ingredients. Most of the products are in the 50.00-80.00 range for a month’s supply, so obviously stuff like “probiotics” do not come cheap!

Greewood Health Systems has made becoming a distributor with the company very attractive. Basically, all that is required from an investment standpoint is a measly 30.00. And even that can be paid by deducting it from the distributor’s 1st commissions. Distributors also receive free, personalized websites. Personalized websites are much more effective than “cookie cutter” sites that are available to distributors from many other mlm companies. The company also provides free leads to distributors which are obtained from company sites.

The compensation plan features profits of up to 150% on retailing products, and no group volume requirements. Additionally, their are no sponsoring requirements to access bonuses at all levels! The plan also pays new distributors 50% of the actual dollar amount of their orders. This is an excellent feature for distributors wanting immediate cash flow. The compensation plan is a compressed 5 level uni-level, which require an auto ship of 40.00 per month to pay out at all 5 levels.

In conclusion, Greenfield Health Systems is a very distributor “friendly” company. The products offered are excellent and “evergreen”, which means they will always be in demand. The products are a little “pricey”, but that is a fact of multi level marketing “life”, is it not?

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