OPINION PIECE...PLEASE BE ADVISED...OPINION BEING STATED HERE:
Have to agree 100% with circmand here. Having a healthcare degree and working in hospitals and healthcare for 25 yrs, I know it's not a grand conspiracy by ALL physicians and ALL scientists and ALL health care providers and ALL business interests. Most healthcare providers are motivated and dedicated to help their fellow man/woman, and yes, some are also motivated by money.
IF there was some fabulous, miraculous, wonderful health benefits from any substance, the scientific and medical community would be all over it in a New York Minute...well, since NY is in the middle of a snowpocalypse, maybe a I should say a nanosecond.
If there was money to be made, then the healthcare providers motivated by such would be all over it....
And the for-profit business sector would ALSO be all over it......(more so than just the MLM/pyramid individuals)
If something was truly successful for weight loss, the entire U.S. would be all over it, given the recent obesity epidemic!!
IMO, it's just not possible that this product can be THAT miraculous and be such a well kept secret from millions and millions of well-meaning, knowledgable people. Consider the long list of marketing darlings that have made similar claims and have either passed into oblivion or not solved the world's health problems despite years and years of marketing...... HerbaLife, Acai berry, Shaklee, Amway's vitamins come to mind.....
And let's not forget the many-times-over proven placebo effect.
I respect everyone's right to do as they please, and use whatever products they wish. I'm just stating my opinion and rationale for not believing in this one.
