Dr.XVI is the Wrong Crowd
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Ever notice that Balance of Nature gets "business" types for their ads. And Kathy Lee Gifford too. But it is all fraud. Eat fruits and veggies, not pills "made with" fruits and veggies.
Oh, and the company is connected to that Hubbard cult.
06:51 PM - Apr 24, 2024
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LilTaiz
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They are Scientologists? Yikes.
08:46 PM - Apr 24, 2024
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Jennifer Moore Baker
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I have to laugh at their ads, if those pills really had all of those fruits and veggies they would be way too big to swallow. Boggles the mind.
08:46 PM - Apr 24, 2024
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Dréa25
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In response to Dr.XVI is the Wrong Crowd.
What? You mean that pill that allegedly contains fruits and vegetables is not as good as real fruits and vegetables (non GMO dammit)?

What will we do???
06:54 PM - Apr 24, 2024
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Dr.XVI is the Wrong Crowd
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In response to Dréa25.
It is so infuriating, especially knowing that part of their "business model" is using sales techniques that L Ron Hubbard instituted with his "religion".
06:56 PM - Apr 24, 2024
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Timothy The Retired_Guy
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In response to Dréa25.
Supplements are not considered a food, legislation was passed by Utah’s very own Orrin Hatch. This deregulated industry claims any and every benefit, believable or not. With no proof of contents.
07:03 PM - Apr 24, 2024
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