Prevegen and Balance of Nature. In my view they both make outrageous claims.
I suppose I’m especially irked as I’m in the targeted demographic.
I suppose I’m especially irked as I’m in the targeted demographic.
Relentless Supplement ads
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PhoenixBill
Tele-Holic
Well, after you buy your Medicare supplement…
985plowboy
Poster Extraordinaire
I’m a paid, non-attorney spokesperson.
Allow me a moment to advise you in legal matters.
I’m also an ancient astronaut theorist.
And a cryptozoologist.
Allow me a moment to advise you in legal matters.
I’m also an ancient astronaut theorist.
And a cryptozoologist.
memorex
Poster Extraordinaire
Calm down, you need to take Relaxium.
I for one now have a memory like an elephant, supercharged "equipment," sleep 14 hours a night/day, skin so clear it's nearly transparent, no more wrinkles, all my savings in gold coins, extraordinary bedsheets from Giza, a pillow from heaven, and joints like a biomechanoid. At least, that is my impression.
BelairPlayer
Tele-Afflicted
Yes, but…suppose for a moment you were to take both. Hmm?
kuch
Friend of Leo's
I thought the claims the "memory" supplements make on the tube were illegal, being that they don't have any medical proof....
the supplement and drug industry commercials dominate the airwaves....
the supplement and drug industry commercials dominate the airwaves....
Odd name for a supplement, as the balance of nature is that we all die off and get out of the way for the upcoming generations
Don't forget ...
"And she'll like it, too"
"And she'll like it, too"
I'll never buy these products.
Boreas
Doctor of Teleocity
Not really a supplement, but I am intrigued by the anti-stink butt-crack and nether-region cream being hawked by the OBGYN. So far I have resisted...
Some of the side effects are downright scary!
I'm ad free here. I frequent crash.net for racing news. There has been a video ad for the new Nissan Ariya that has been playing over every picture in every article for the last few days.
So, at this point, I am so irritated that I will never purchase an Ariya, much less a Nissan. So how effective was that ad?
...and back to our regularly scheduled discussion...
So, at this point, I am so irritated that I will never purchase an Ariya, much less a Nissan. So how effective was that ad?
...and back to our regularly scheduled discussion...
We all say "that ad doesn't work for me" and maybe we are all *special*, but advertising, generally speaking, works. Do you think they'd be spending billions on it otherwise?
THX1123
Tele-Afflicted
chulaivet1966
Friend of Leo's
Howdy M....
Ha....I hear you.
Personally, I think the supplement industry (cosmetic industry too) are huge scams that excel in making false claims with slick marketing ads.....a waste of buckaroos.
But, that's just me.
Carry on....
Knows3Chords
Tele-Afflicted
The Balance of Nature ads are hilarious. "It's near the end of the day and I haven't had my fruits and vegetables". Who as every said that? How much nutritional value can be left after the fruits and vegetables have been pulverized down to a fine powder?
Next you'll tell me I shouldn't be snorting it
