Bit of a submarine there, eh? Anyway, this doesn't make a case against Herbalife. In fact, it suggests that their data is saying the opposite. Look at the part where they talk about popping:
> Along with Japan and Israel, this same pattern shows up in Spain, France, Germany and several other countries that Herbalife has entered.
Now look at their chart of # of countries against revenue. Herbalife is apparently up to almost 80 countries. Even back in the '90s, they were in 20-50 countries. Let's be generous and say that 'several other' is 5 (I don't have the patience to go through Ackman's propaganda), and note that this will be an exhaustive list since it's being assembled by people with literally hundreds of millions of dollars of incentive to make the picture look as ugly as possible; that's 10 countries that 'popped'. Out of 80. If the other 70 have not popped, that does not seem like Herbalife will have problems in the future.
(There's also the problem that if each country can only be soaked for a short period before 'popping', revenue should not be regularly going up! It should be flattish as Herbalife desperately opens up ever more countries to replace disappearing revenue from the popping countries.)