Asea Review - Is Asea For Real? From a Network Marketer's View

Asea network marketing company is another claim to fame company, with products that claim to fight disease and slow down aging. They say that there products are so powerful it can build your immunity system and detox your body and flush out all the toxins and "bad" stuff your body takes in on a daily bases. Is this true or is it a scam?After going through their website, you can tell the management behind Asea are completely faithful to their product and are excited about sharing it with the world. A smart way for them to start on moving themselves to the top is try to grab other big network marketers from the industry and get them plugged in to their system and product line. They must market large to begin with to make it large.Asea promises 7 different ways to get paid. Seems nothing new on their ways of payment, commission, bonuses, match pay, the normal ways of payment for most MLM businesses. But when I was reading through the site and some reviews they do mention that you "sponsor" new advocates. This is a bug deal because legally the only way to say this is if there is a monthly fee of some sort, whether it be ordering their product or paying a fee to be a advocate for Asea.Asea founders are Verdis Norton and James G. Pack. I tried researching a bit on them but can't find much on them. What I did find was they were very humble people and they do have complete faith in their product line and business opportunity.This home bases business seems to be like all the others. They are offering a great product that no one can touch and have there compensation plan that is different than any one Else's. Some people will find that they will make money quick and easy, but like most they have to roll their sleeves up and start signing other advocates up to find their success. This is how most if not all MLM businesses work now.