Red Tea Detox is one of a number of so-called diets peddled on the Internet, except that it specifically targets women. Like other Internet scams, this one offers significant weight-loss or body-shaping results, but don’t believe it. These offerings usually feature some man or woman who have come up with an “amazing” plan anchored by … Read more
Fat Cell Killer, marketed as Do-it-Yourself Coolsculpting (aka cryolipolysis) is not what it seems at all and, we believe, should be avoided. It is yet another variation of the Internet weight-loss schemes that promise unrealistic results. It is sold via the Clickbank portal that we’ve found to be extremely unreliable. Worse yet, this particular scheme … Read more
We’re gonna save you $49.89 and a lot of hassles, and we’ll keep it short. If you are suffering from chronic vertigo or dizziness, you might be tempted to plunk down almost $50 for The Vertigo and Dizziness Program marketed by Blue Heron Health News. You don’t need to, because their “cure” is actually a … Read more
You may come across the Super Memory Formula scheme promising a brain boosting supplement that will improve your memory and enhance your mental capabilities. But it goes even further than that. It claims to prevent Alzheimers and dementia, a dubious claim if there ever was one. It refers to a compound called TC-2153, which was … Read more
In our current black is white fake news society, there’s likely little surprise that the International Council for Truth in Medicine (ICTM) is a big liar. In fact this so-called Council doesn’t exist — except to sell bogus diabetes and cardiac cures. This not-so-clever Internet infoscammer offers two $37 “products”: The Big Diabetes Lie … Read more