This is a totally loaded question.

Why?

Because an MLM company is just a vehicle, and when you are trying to get somewhere, the driver matters a lot more than the vehicle.

Of course, there is a caveat here – if your vehicle breaks down, you’re screwed.  So the key is to find a company that has a product or products you are passionate about, and a leadership team in place to ensure longevity.

That said, there are some companies that have lame payouts, lame products, poor capitalization, etc.  So we can list our opinion on the top 10 MLM companies, but the most important factor in MLM success is to find a company that isn’t going to melt-down after you build an organization, with products or a service that you really dig.

Your ability to market is critical.  Without that skill, it doesn’t matter which MLM company you join – you’re not going to get anywhere.  Understanding your market – what is important to them, what their priorities are, what appeals to them – these things matter a whole lot more than getting involved at the “right time” or finding the “right team” to join.

So take our list of the Top MLM Companies is much more of a direction for you to review than an endorsement or quick fix.

So here we go:

1. Cognigen
2. Xocai
3. Usana
4. Team National
5. ACN
6. Prepaid Legal
7. Monavie
8. Vemma
9. Melaleuca
10. YTB

CEO Frank Vandersloot has labeled the breakthrough the “Oligofructose Complex”.

The entire product hinges on retaining antioxidants in the body longer.

As you probably know, antioxidants help fight off diseases.  While the primary antioxidants can be easily remembered with the acronym ACES (standing for vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, and trace mineral Selenium), there are many other not-so-famous antioxidants that aid in good health.

The problem with antioxidants is absorption and utilization.
“As soon as you take them into the gut, they begin fighting and the mineral always wins and the antioxidant loses and is destroyed,” said Garry Buettner, Ph.D. of the University of Iowa.

Evidently, antioxidants get whacked by free radicals and other “inhibitors” in the digestive tract before they reach the bloodstream, rendering them them good for little more than changing the color of your urine to neon yellow.

That is (ahem) before the advent of the Oligofructose Complex.

Vandersloot plans on publishing his findings and revolutionizing the entire vitamin industry.  To read more, you can check out Mr. Vandersloot’s announcement.