Madalas nating makita ito sa mga herbal medicines, slimming tea, dietary supplements, oils, etc. To name a few (sorry, plugging pa...): Marvel Taheebo, Liveraide, Fitrum, Arthro, Virgin Coconut Oil, Circulan, and many others. Di ba parang false advertising ito? They're making a killing by massive TV/radio advertising claims cures. Ok lang ba sa DOH natin yan? Eh kung "No Therapeutic" ek-ek yan, bakit pinalalabas nila na minsan parang "cure all" pa mga ito. Tapos yun pala, mga wa epek din pala. Sa EB at Wowowee, sponsor nila mga ito.
Sabi nga nung matandang arthritic sa Arthro ad "Ayan......magaling na ako!" Sabay lakad at wagwag ng kamay after taking Arthro.
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November 28th, 2007 08:18 AM #2
"Fine Print" & "Disclaimer"... Ang galing talaga ng Sales & Marketing!....
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November 28th, 2007 01:06 PM #3That's the shady thing sa mga supplements na local, while all supplements and vitamins have no therapeutic claims, mga local ads they insist na meron sa commercial but nakalagay sa box wala.
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November 28th, 2007 01:42 PM #5dapat ilagay nila dyan: NO ASSURANCE kita nyo kung ilan ang bibili..... kokonti kasi nakakaintindi ng NO APPROVED THERAPEUTIC CLAIMS eh.
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November 28th, 2007 02:05 PM #6Tama ka Bro XTO. He-he!
Tulad na lang yung Fitrum. Langya dun daw pumayat si Juday. Kamukat-mukat mo, nagpa-lipo pala.
Marami naloloko nila..........
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