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I think I’d you’re selling me a cure, you should prove that it cures something and is safe. Safe needs to be defined as well. As we learned during the pandemic
by Spooky23 4y ago
I think I’d you’re selling me a cure, you should prove that it cures something and is safe.
Safe needs to be defined as well. As we learned during the pandemic, there’s a spectrum of risk tolerance that individuals have.
- gruez 4y ago> I think I’d you’re selling me a cure, you should prove that it cures something and is safe. Are these marketed as a cure? The pictures in the article doesn't seem to indicate that they're claiming to cure something, just a vague label of "dietary supplement".
- Spooky23 4y agoYes. They’ve lawyered up after “Airborne” was marketed as developed by a teacher to prevent the cold, and subsequently sued. Now, they say “developed by a teacher” and use social media influencers to make or imply health claims. These companies make millions ripping you off. People don’t take blood pressure meds they need, but drop $75 on CoQ10 and cod liver oil.