Integris Corporation began in 1983, founded by William R. Kellas, Ph.D., to provide health care services and related activities at the Integris Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma.  Dr. Kellas has written several well-known books, including Surviving The Toxic Crisis and Thriving In A Toxic World. The medical center has since expanded to seven hospitals across Oklahoma and operates separately from Integris Corporation.

In 1997, Integris Corporation began marketing natural foods and other products in the United States, using a distributorship system to sell them.  The company has been very successful marketing its products to aging baby-boomers, who have a great deal of money to spend and want to look young and keep from aging. 

One product sold by Integris Corporation is Life Solubles Complex Super-food.  It's a natural food, made entirely from rice.  It contains over 70 antioxidants and it won a Seal of Approval from the Diabetes Resource Center.  Life Solubles claims to lower glycemic indexes and cholesterol and prevent diabetes and heart disease.  Another product made by Integris is called Kona Gold.  Integris claims to harvest ocean plants from waters off the Kona Coast of Hawaii and turn them into supplements. A third product is called Paragon System.  It claims to fight parasites in the body.   Integris' fourth product is called Replenz.  This is a daily, health system support product that works with the Paragon System.  Vicopol HM is a product used for weight loss.  There are other products for enzyme production, liver cleansing, and skin care.

Integris Corporation claims that its agents will receive an executive level income from the uni-level pay plan.  There are leadership bonuses.  The compensation plan pays 7% on levels 1 through 5 and 3% on level 6.  It is not necessary to stockpile the product and no particularly detailed knowledge is needed sell.  There are basically just the Essential7 products in the product line. 

One problem in making good profits with this company is that the company is not widely known.  The products are not FDA approved and are somewhat exotic.  Earnings depend on the distributor’s position in the hierarchy.  Although it seems honest, I would not recommend this company as a business opportunity, as there are many, more lucrative possibilities for selling nutritional and health supplements.