Re: Just 1 sip after dinner flattens your tummy overnight...
First of all, There is NOTHING mentioned about a SIP of anything, so the title to this email is misleading, for one. They did list some basic supplements to take at bedtime, at least.
Second, why are we always being spammed with misleading newsletters ALWAYS trying to sell us something instead of a REAL newsletter with just some useful information without a misleading sales pitch? We only signed up for docuseries and summit events, that's it.
People have lost jobs due to the COVID-19 false flag scam, and NO ONE has extra monies to buy yet another supplement which the company won't even be honest enough to post a "Supplement Facts" label to.
Like for instance...
What form of zinc is used? There are many forms, like zinc picolinate, or zinc sulfate, etc... What form of magnesium is used? We already take magnesium "citrate". Plus what are the "other ingredients", obviously not shown. We are somewhat interested in a product like that, but need to see the ENTIRE supplement facts label, because we do not like surprises. Surely, you all know, since you are pushing this product. And if you don't, then perhaps you shouldn't be pushing products, just to make a extra buck or two.
Otherwords, KNOW what you're selling. We always do on our own blogs and posts and we hold NOTHING back either..
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Holding nothing back, because I DO have an affiliate disclosure on here. I've always been upfront about it and give opportunities for others to join, and even copy my stuff to help them too. I have no problem with products being sold, but I do NOT like misleading titles believed to be just s a simple newsletter.
Holding nothing back, because I DO warn about "other ingredients" in supplements and inferior cellulose capsules, cellulose in ingredients mix, titanium dioxide, silicon dioxide, etc...
And most of what we have available on here, are things we actually use and own.
Like for instance...we DO have Fascia Blasters. We do have CandyLipz lip plumper devices. We have a chi machine, and a WBV machine. Microderm machine, etc...
And so on....
And I DO tell on companies who put crap in their products and link to the research and info about said ingredients, like cellulose, for instance, among many other things.
This is the basic list that was listed on the video we watched.
200mg L-Theanine
50mg Magnesium
15mg Zinc
1200mg Arginine
1200mg Lysine
combined 1 hour before bed
Supposed to help sleep and weight loss.
The basic list is fine, actually.
Hubby was like, "how much?". I'm like hold on there! Let's find out all ingredients first before spending $$ on something that may have extra unwanted ingredients in them.
See how picky I am?
Another summit speaker sent out a newsletter about a product, and what it was for and on the site, DID list ALL ingredients. The product in question was full of bad stuff, but she was honest about selling a product in the newsletter, and showed all ingredients. So the responsibility is put back on us, whether to buy it or not.
I will have to let her know about the cellulose, etc...
So the thing is. Just be UP FRONT and HONEST about stuff. And never mislead, hide statistics, ingredients, etc...
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