Elomir operates in the nutritional supplement MLM niche.

The company claims it was “founded in 2021 by Toan and Van Nguyen.”

Toan and Van Nguyen are presented as Elomir’s CEO executive team:

Elomir 
was
founded in 2021, but not by the Nguyens.

Elomir was incorporated on September 9th, 2021, as Elomir INC in Texas.

As opposed to the Nguyen’s,
Terry Lacore is listed as the sole Director of the company
.

Terry LaCore (right) owns LaCore Enterprises, making Elomir part of LaCore’s stable of MLM companies.

As opposed to the usual pretending otherwise, LaCore Enterprises is acknowledged on Elomir’s website as the “LaCore Enterprises eco-system”.

They’re almost there – they just need to be transparent about Terry LaCore owning these companies and getting others to run them.

BehindMLM came across Toan Nguyen earlier this year, as lead consultant of the
DeFinity FI Academy
Ponzi scheme.

Website traffic to DeFinity FI Academy has since collapsed. The company’s social media accounts were abandoned in March.

Our research into Toan Nguyen for DeFinity FI Academy is applicable here;

Toan and his partner Van appear to have gotten involved in MLM through 
Legal Shield
 over a decade ago.

Nerium
 was next (2015), followed by 
Wor(l)d Global Network
 (2017), 
ByDzyne
 (2019) and 
BioReigns
 (also 2019).

Promotion of BioReigns seems to have stopped around October 2020.

Nguyen’s crypto bro journey appears to have started in mid 2018.

After starting out promoting various shitcoins through “PIG” or “Passive Income Group”, Nguyen began promoting “yield farm” Ponzi schemes about a year ago.

This led to MLM crypto Ponzi schemes, starting with 
BNBBusiness
 in October 2021.

Circa January 2022, Nguyen had just started to promote Holton Buggs’
Meta Bounty Hunters
NFT Ponzi scheme.

As of April 2022 Toan Nguyen was still promoting crypto Ponzi schemes on his P.I.G. Passive Income Group YouTube channel:

Yield Nodes is a non-MLM crypto Ponzi pitching a 10% average monthly ROI.

A week or so after Nguyen uploaded the video above, the Terra Luna crypto crash hit. After that Nguyen went dark on YouTube, but still promotes Ponzi schemes on FaceBook and Telegram:

Between promoting crypto Ponzi schemes, Toan apparently runs Elomir with partner Van. I’m assuming she’s doing most of the heavy lifting while Toan continues to scam people through crypto.

The Nguyens are based out of California while LaCore Enterprises and Elomir are based out of Texas.

Read on for a full review of Elomir’s MLM opportunity.

Elomir’s Products

Elomir’s only listed product on their website is Axis Klarity.

3 simple and effective ingredients blend, combined with the exclusive proprietary Diffusion Technology.

You may feel the benefits in minutes by simply allowing the strip to dissolve on your tongue!

The three active ingredients in Elomir’s Axis Klarity strips are curcumin conjugate, NAC conjugate and thiamine conjugate.

Curcumin is turmeric. NAC refers to N-acetylcysteine a

🤖 Quick Answer

Who founded Elomir and who currently operates it?
Elomir was incorporated on September 9th, 2021, in Texas as Elomir INC. While the company claims founders Toan and Van Nguyen established it, Terry LaCore is officially listed as sole Director. LaCore owns LaCore Enterprises, which operates Elomir as part of its MLM company portfolio ecosystem.

What is Elomir's business model?
Elomir operates within the nutritional supplement multi-level marketing sector. The company produces nutritional strips and distributes them through an MLM structure, with operations managed under LaCore Enterprises' business ecosystem.

What transparency issues has Elomir faced?
Elomir's website acknowledges LaCore Enterprises' involvement in its operations but lacks explicit transparency regarding Terry LaCore's ownership and control over the company. The discrepancy

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