Is Advocare a pyramid scheme?

If you have to ask that question. Most of the time the answer is always yes.

Use it. The pros do.

Yes! It's all over the place. All these "self-made" fitness idiots. Most of the girls that I know sell it, are still quite fat.

I said it was and then bookoo people jumped my shite.

Even Flirty girl is selling it through her old man now. It's all over.

Honestly I want to try a challenge though just to see

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said it was and then bookoo people jumped my shite. 

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People here? Most things I've read on this board tend to agree that it's clearly a pyramid scheme like the others (Amway, Limu, Noni Juice, PProtandim). The difference that I've read is that Advocare actually works, but there are plenty of other supplements that do the same thing for cheaper.

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I said it was and then bookoo people jumped my shite.

Even Flirty girl is selling it through her old man now. It's all over.

Honestly I want to try a challenge though just to see

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The challenge works if you follow the diet plan they include.

Why does that work? Well because the diet is cutting most carbs and eating about 1000-1200 calories per day.

In the end it's still all about the diet and working out.

No.

But it is a multiple level marketing biz.

Huge difference.

They actually have good stuff... but yes its a pyramid. They could do just fine hitting the supermarket shelves.

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Huge difference.

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Yeah except that the only difference is that MLM's sell a product. But yeah they're wildly different.