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There is very little evidence for the efficacy of any of these compounds in humans.
by dual_basis 7y ago
There is very little evidence for the efficacy of any of these compounds in humans.
- gatherhunterer 7y agoSupplements are unregulated and this marketing page takes advantage of that and other unregulated areas such as the use of the word “natural” (anything can legally be called natural, all natural or 100% natural) as well as fake testimonials. At an absurd price this is cashing in on the high-cost wellness fad. Compared to buying fancy beans and some supplements you can get the caffeine from the coffee and whatever you’re convinced the supplements do for much less.