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So my playtime with the Helo is over..

I was given a Helo to play with from a friend.  It wasn't the new Lx, but the older version.  I have been on the fence about jumping in, as I don't know how to feel about multi level marketing.

I also was able to borrow an  older model for my own perusal to evaluate.. and found it to be relatively accurate with my blood pressure assessments.  It was only off 2-5 points when compared to the supermarket machine, So it did pass my inspection.

During the past month, I had been researching the product and technology, as I believe the features truly would be helpful to many of my patients.  I set up a free account with Helo, to get a view of the company from the inside.  The product I like...  and the company, seems like it is going through growing pains, but it is growing its support and infrastructure...

Also, I have had people placed under me by my sponsor and above...  Very positive outcome, as I tried one other MLM before, one I had to buy a bit of stuff to try to sell to family, and never had any help from my upline.

This company is a bit different, as you become involved as soon as you buy one.  There is no large purchase of stuff to sell, if you don't want as there is if you do want to do retail.  And you don't have to do anything, you can just be a user.

So, as I now walk about with an empty wrist I have decided to go forward and buy my own.  I am doing the basic, just one watch, as I like to take things slowly.  I will wear the HELO Lx, and show people I interact with the features if I think they would benefit or if they ask.

I will keep a running tab of my investment, and share the results with you so you may fully evaluate yourself.  When my Helo comes in, I will post a video showing the set up process and accuracy of the watch.  I will also discuss the economics of it and quality of the new units, including shipping times.

That's all for now, the trigger has been pulled.

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  1. I did a little more research and found a better solution... procrastination has it's benefits

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