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Your company’s information is interesting, but the large majority of non ADA/AMA health-forward businesses give me doubt. One of the reasons for this doubt that
by kurikuri 4y ago
Your company’s information is interesting, but the large majority of non ADA/AMA health-forward businesses give me doubt. One of the reasons for this doubt that shows up in your [2] post is the lack of citations for the claims.
It isn’t that I distrust the writing (it seems convincing to me, the author does have a research degree and provides more credibility in my opinion), but what would push the belief home is citations for the studies/experiments which show the testable claims your company makes are not incorrect.
While I can spend time looking up the information, life is too short and I’m likely to not do so and instead ignore it until a regulatory body checks it all out.
- bmau5 4y agoThanks for taking the time to point this out! We will add more citations in the beginning sections, as I realized some of our links didn't come through. Most citations begin after the "S. salivarius and bad breath (halitosis)" section, but our blog formatting just shows them as bolded text links. We will make this more clear as well. Thanks again!