Healthy Active Lifestyle Activities: Herbalife Rules-Aligned Guide

Quick answer

A Healthy Active Lifestyle Activity should be promoted as a community wellness or fitness activity, not as a product outcome promise. Keep safety, participant choice, qualified instruction, clean facilities, and claim-safe product language at the center of the event.

What organizers should do

• Explain the activity clearly before people attend: location, duration, intensity, what to bring, and who is leading it.
• Use qualified instructors when the activity requires fitness instruction or specialized supervision.
• Encourage participants to work at a level that matches their ability and to stop if something feels wrong.
• Keep any Herbalife product discussion tied to labels, serving directions, ingredients, allergens, and official catalog wording.
• Follow hygiene, venue, signage, and Nutrition Club requirements when the activity is connected to a club or business location.

Product sampling boundaries

Samples should follow current Herbalife rules and product labels. Do not sample loose tablets or present products as solutions for health conditions. When sampling food or beverages, keep preparation clean, identify allergens, and avoid pressure-based sales language.

Marketing guardrails

Do not imply that attendance will produce a certain body, income, or health outcome. Avoid public dollar amounts, exaggerated transformation stories, or claims that a product or activity replaces individualized professional guidance. Use simple wording: “join us for movement, community, and label-based nutrition education.”

Participant care checklist

• Share the activity level in advance.
• Have water available and encourage appropriate breaks.
• Use safe space, equipment, music volume, and weather planning.
• Document who is responsible for instruction and venue rules.
• Keep emergency contact and incident procedures available.

FAQ

Can products be discussed at a fitness activity?

Yes, when the discussion is educational, label-based, and free of outcome promises or health-condition claims.

Can an activity be part of a Nutrition Club?

It can be, but the club must follow current Herbalife requirements for signage, advisories, sampling, hygiene, and participant communication.