That's all true, but the "disclaimers" on homeopathic pills and bogus diets are so weak compared to overwhelming testimonials that the "disclaimer" amounts to a

That's all true, but the "disclaimers" on homeopathic pills and bogus diets are so weak compared to overwhelming testimonials that the "disclaimer" amounts to ass covering boilerplate that makes no practical difference in terms of people getting fooled. Maybe 23andme screwed up by not running text in 8 point font and a fast talking muted announcer saying "information may not be accurate or useful...blah blah...", but this seems to be a huge inversion of priority compared to potential harm. People have been poisoned by "supplements" containing lead or arsenic, or killed by ginseng/ginkoba/caffeine overdoses in others. Millions more are ripped off by diets with utterly outrageous claims and faked testimonials.