Life Activated Brands operates in the nutritional supplement, weight loss and CBD MLM niches.

Life Activated Brands
don’t
provide a corporate address on their website. Company documents however list an address in Melissa, Texas.

This address belongs to LaCore Enterprises.

LaCore Enterprises  is owned and operated by Terry LaCore (right).

Over the past few years LaCore has launched a stable of companies through LaCore Enterprises.

In a potential violation of the FTC Act, LaCore Enterprises ownership is never disclosed on these company websites.

LaCore himself never fronts LaCore Enterprises MLM companies.

In the case of Life Activated Brands, it’s headed up by “co-founders” Jessica Hayes and Kimberly Coleman.

Jessica’s husband, Brandon Hayes, serves as Life Activated Brands’ CEO and President.

The Hayes’ brand themselves as the “Freedom Couple” on social media.

Prior to launching Life Activated Brands in 2019, the Hayes made a name for themselves in
Zija
.

Zija was acquired by Isagenix in 2019. Rather than continue on with Isagenix, the Hayes’ went on to launch their own company.

Interestingly enough Life Activated Brands was incorporated in 2018. This suggests planning behind the company started before Isagenix’s Zija acquisition.

Kimberly Coleman’s Life Activated bio credits her with “8 successful years in Network Marketing”.

I wasn’t able to independently verify this. In fact I couldn’t find
anything
on Coleman, which I’m flagging as odd.

Read on for a full review of Life Activated Brands’ MLM opportunity.

Life Activated Brands’ Products

Life Activated Brands market products in the nutritional supplements, weight loss and CBD niches.

Nutritional Supplement

Morvida – “round out your daily nutrition with organically grown Moringa Oliefera”, retails at $89 for a box of thirty single-serve sachets

Weight Loss

LIVology Detox Tea – “helps your body eliminate toxins released from fat cells during your weight loss efforts”, retails at $29 for a pouch of ten servings

LIVology Cleanse – “consistent use of this product will help you feel less bloated and support your weight management efforts”, retails at $62 for a bottle of 30 capsules

LIVology Activate – “boost your performance throughout the day while supporting weight management efforts, stabilizing your mood and feeling energized and focused”, retails at $62 for a bottle of 30 capsules

LIVology Sleep – “regain control by reducing the impact of stress, combating evening cravings and preparing your body for a restful night sleep”, retails at $62 for a bottle of 30 capsules

Life Activated Brands’ LIVology products are also available in discounted bundles.

CBD

LivCana CBD Balm – “It’s like a massage in a jar!”, retails at $72 for a 1 oz tub (28.3 g)

LivCana Full Spectrum – “an easy-to-use, single dose of 16 mg of CBD mixed with quality MCT Oil”, retails at $89 for a box of 28 single-serves

LiveCana Premium THC Free – “an easy-to-use, single dose of 16 mg of CBD mixed wit

🤖 Quick Answer

Who owns Life Activated Brands?
Life Activated Brands is owned through LaCore Enterprises, a company operated by Terry LaCore. Although LaCore Enterprises' ownership is not disclosed on Life Activated Brands' website, corporate documents list a Melissa, Texas address belonging to LaCore Enterprises, establishing the connection between the two entities.

What niches does Life Activated Brands operate in?
Life Activated Brands operates across three primary market segments: nutritional supplements, weight loss products, and cannabidiol (CBD) products. The company functions as a multi-level marketing organization within these health and wellness-focused niches.

Who are the public faces of Life Activated Brands?
Life Activated Brands is headed by co-founders Jessica Hayes and Kimberly Coleman. Brandon Hayes, Jessica's husband, serves as the company's Chief Executive Officer, providing visible leadership while parent company LaCore

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