Understanding fraudulent claims of dietary supplement marketers 6 Articles

by Royce Radcliffe

I have done a lot of bad things in my time, but I think one of the worst is when I sold diet pills online. In doing this I uncovered a lot of facts about the supplement industry as a whole and came away with the evidence-s...read more

by G. Lee

It is a normal phenomenon for dietary supplement marketers to put all sorts of claims on their dietary supplement products, especially those that promote the goodness of their products. As consumers, we need to be able to ...read more

by Angela S. Young

The bottom line in understanding fraudulent claims of dietary supplement marketers is to remember the old adage: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Before taking any dietary supplements, you should take ti...read more

by Lisa Fagan

Dietary and herbal supplements are a waste of time and money. They are not regulated by the FDA. I have seen Kevin Trudeau get on TV to tell the whole world how you can cure cancer, heart disease, diabetes, herpes, ADD,...read more

by Ray Fauteux

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and The U.S. Food and Drug Commission(FDC) have declared war on manufacturer's of dietary supplements who falsely claim their product can cure cancer and other diseases. The was ...read more

by Denise Difalco

Dietary supplement marketers entice consumers with claims of "instant cure-alls" in order to rake in their money. Verbally they target people's vulnerabilities and it works. Dietary supplements are a multi-million doll...read more