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My Story

I would like to share with you how my experience with Usana Health Sciences led me to become a holistic health care practitioner.

I have always been interested in good quality food, I lived in the country and grew my own food organically in my market garden/greenhouse operation. Each week I made yogurt, bread, etc. I raised goats and used their milk in my food preparation. I nursed my babies for an extended period of time and took pride in doing all I could to ensure I was feeding my family the very best food possible.

I have always been very active and participated in aerobics, weight-bearing exercise, yoga and I love to jog.

I have a strong sense of spirituality and have practiced meditation for years.

In spite of all my efforts in nutrition, my health was declining and around five years ago I was in very bad way.

Needless to say I was spending a lot of time and money visiting a variety of health care practitioners; my family doctor, a physiotherapist, a naturopath, an acupuncturist, a psychologist, a massage therapist, and a chiropractor.

A friend of mine recommended that I try the Usana Essentials, a pharmaceutical grade multi vitamin/mineral supplement. I resisted initially, as I was eating a great diet--organic, natural, good quality food. But when I finally tried them, I realized that I was then able to maintain an optimal health. This fabulous response to the Usana products made me sit up and pay attention to what difference optimal nutrition can make! What I found amazing was that there are many other people with stories similar to mine!

I went on to learn more about the importance of a pharmaceutical grade, broad spectrum, easily absorbed, bioavailable, multi-vitamin. My curiosity led me to study nutrition at the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition and to earn the designation of Registered Holistic Nutritionist and to become a member of the International Organization of Nutritional Consultants. I now recognize that each individual is biochemically unique, and that'one man's food may be another man's poison', but a good multi-vitamin is a great basic place to start to build health, wellness and longevity!

Yours in Good Health,

Nancy

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$85,000 is the average annual income for established, full-time USANA Associates. $23,300 is the average annual income for Associates who earn as little as one commission check a month. Total includes all earnings from the compensation plan, Leadership Bonus, and contests and incentives. Calculations based on earnings between February 2008 and January 2009. Figures should not be considered as guarantees or projections of actual earnings, which result only from consistent, successful sales efforts. To be considered in a rank's earnings, Associates must have earned checks at a median rank for at least 16 weeks. According to results from an in-house survey taken between 2004 and 2006, the primary reason 17% of USANA independent business owners join the company is to improve their financial future. 21% of that group earns a check at least once a month. Of those whose primary reason is to earn enough to replace a full-time income, 41% have been Associates for at least one year and 56% are full-time Gold Directors and above. The number of Gold Directors and above who have maxed at least 1 Business Center during the year equals less than 1% of all Associates. Those earning as little as one check a month equal approximately 3% of all Associates. The average annual income for all 158,934 USANA Associates, including those who are brand new or who are not actively building a business, is $618.55, with nearly one in three earning a check. To date, USANA has more than 130 Million Dollar Club members.