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In reply to the discussion: Balance Of Nature fruit and vegetable capsules. [View all]chowder66
(9,950 posts)Last year in February we revealed that an employee at the dietary supplement company Balance of Nature had contacted us, wanting to expose that the company has a cozy relationship with the Church of Scientology.
How cozy? As in, the Balance of Nature headquarters in St. George, Utah actually has a Hubbard College of Administration housed inside the building, and employees are encouraged to take courses there, which are given by Scientology instructors flown out regularly by Balance of Nature.
We learned this not only from the employee, but also in a series of photographs of the offices and even an excerpt from the employee manual. As a result of the story, the company had its VP of public relations, Dennis Leavitt, try to lean on us and get us to retract some of the article. But the photos and the employee manual spoke for themselves, we figured, and we didnt change the story. (We did, however, gladly include Leavitts statement as the final word in the story.)
Balance of Nature promises all sorts of health benefits if you consume their capsules containing ingredients from fruits and veggies. The company is all over the place, particularly on conservative talk radio, and its Internet ads pop up all over. Before our story in February, some of our readers had spotted a set of Scientology manuals in one television ad for the product.
Video at link....
https://tonyortega.org/2022/05/02/a-balance-of-nature-employee-wanted-to-prove-scientologys-influence-so-they-sent-video/