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It pretends to be free from the original ad that took me to the video. He also states that without taking his product it's like foreign soldiers invading your country. If the Ukrainians had taken this... See more
Zero evidence based rubbish. The 'Harvard' link at the end is a joke. You can tell from the drawn-out heavy-sell video promotion where 'Dr Perez' does his best to promote himself over other doctors an... See more
Amazing product, I went from 32 stone to 9 stone in 3 days of using this product and could still eat whatever crap I wanted, feel like a new woman, and that's a bit weird cos I'm a man, I heard this... See more
Yawn!
Blah, blah, blah! I wanted to slit my throat as I watched the video for this product. It just rambles on and on and I just couldn't make it to the end. I want a short, evidential submission that shows me (truthfully) what a product can do and cannot do.
May 14, 2021
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What a total waste of time
What a total waste of time, just out of curiosity I once clicked one of those "Bowels: A Simple Trick To Empty Them Completely" ads on news sites. Basically it is half hour (or more) spiel by a supposed doctor talking about GUT POISONING SYNDROME but rambles on about random people's issues from mental issues to gas/farts which goes on to try and sell you a supplement with various bacteria **You can buy a single bottle of this supplement at the cost of $69**
Read more by googling "gut solution" and read the ipsnews article which cuts to the chase and save yourself 30 wasted minutes!
April 27, 2021
Unprompted review
So long and rambling
So long and rambling, I didn't make it to the end. I knew early on they were going to ask for money for their secret remedy, but was curious to see how it was set up I guess, so I kept listening until I just couldn't anymore. It was so clearly a scam.
March 14, 2021
Unprompted review
Wasted half an hour listening to this!
Honestly, had to laugh! The video is nearly half an hour long, boring, stupid, tells you about gassy Sharon and such comical characters. Luckily, I was doing other things whilst it was on, otherwise, I would have wasted half an hour of my life. The bottom line is, they want you to sign up for £45 or more per month. Thank God, I have better sense.
February 6, 2021
Unprompted review
Shows all the hallmarks of yet another…
Shows all the hallmarks of yet another online scam.
November 14, 2020
Unprompted review
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