I don't believe that it would be beneficial at all.

Like they say, "One with an argument is always at the mercy of one with an experience." I was very skeptical of trying Isagenix, but at the urging of a long time friend I was confident would not mislead me, I did.
I had tried many diet and health programs but Isagenix was different than ANY other I had tried. Results were seen and felt very quickly.
For the skeptic armed with only an argument, try the 9-day system, if after 5 days you aren't blown away, they will refund your money. Then you will not be at the mercy of others who merely have arguments.

It's gluten free, natural, etc. and it has helped me immensely! As with ANYTHING... there will be skeptics. Especially the ones who aren't willing to try anything. I just met a personal trainer the other day who told me that aspartame was just fine and woudn't harm me one single bit... that he doesn't 'buy into all that hooplah.' Needless to say... he's too set in his ways to learn anything more about health and that tells me I can spend my money better in a place where the trainer would be more likely (and willing) to stay up-to-date on nutrition. So... be wary of skeptics. They're just pessimists in disquise with a fancier name. Do your due diligence and research. You are your own advocate and the only one who will do it well. I've learned to do this for myself. I made the choice that Isagenix was a good place for me to start and I'm glad I did. But that doesn't mean it's right for you. You MUST do your own due diligence. Good luck with it!