Is this a Dr Mehmet Oz product shill?
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i really like it. i was comparing it to trish mcavoy's serum and while i don't know how much hyaluronic acid is in either product, i do notice it is it is higher on the list of ingredients of this product.
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NO, this has nothing to do with Dr. Oz at all. The product is named OZ Naturals.
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I don't know if this is endorsed by him or not. If it was, I am sure that the product information would list it because of his fame (and how that affects buyers). I can tell you though that it is very natural and other products I've used have caused my eczema to flare up - and using this calmed it afterwards, helped it go back down. (I was getting it on my neck). Anything other than natural and gentle doesn't work for me - since turning 30. This is one of the best products in my small collection.
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I am not a big dr oz fan but Ralph from Immortalitea wrote in his newsletter at the time of the airing. I believe he was actually interviewed for the program. If you read Ralph's newletters, he strikes me as a man with integrity, but that is my personal opinion as is my love for his teas
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There are many products out there that are imitating every products that gets discovered. You just have to do your research on them to see which products best suits you. I'm not quit sure about FDA's recommendation on this product, but I do see they are FDA certified. I saw this product on Dr. Oz, and I do trust his methods on things he recommends. Hope that helps!!!
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No, it's not true. shame on your vet. My vet TOLD me to get her follow up dosages through the internet because it's cheaper. The vet just wants the markup.
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I found the product to be high quality, wonder why you, Dr John, distrust the facts stated ?
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I almost bought into this until I found out it was developed by 'Dr. Medinger' (w.medinger@iirec.at). Please be reminded the EarthCalm website claims the product was 'tested' by IIREC, the same organization/person who developed this. His website is a joke so go check it out yourself www.iirec.at
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I don't watch Dr. Oz so I cannot say if he recommended it, however I do. I am not a Dr. but I did my research before buying them and have been using them for about 3 years now almost as long as I have been vegan.
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I don't know if what I bought is counterfeit, but the package states it's to be used for hemorrhoids. I emailed the seller, she said her products are authentic, but the producer has to label it differently in the U.S. Something about the FDA. Honestly though, doesn't really work.
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No i didn't see that either, but I read about this brand in a magazine article and it has been helpful. Since age 50 I have been having problems losing weight and gaining inches at the waistline; so far i am encouraged. I think Dr Oz also says 1600mg per day and im only taking 800mg. I'm entering this cautious.
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I don't know that Dr Oz ever endorses a particular brand. This is a good brand. I use it daily and it has a wonderful flavor.
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As I noted in my Amazon review ("Unfortunately, I was right..."), I do not believe the ruby oil works--although it might have a placebo effect on many individuals who try it to lose weight. It's a case of something being too good to be true. As I am asked for my opinion on some matters, I decided to try it, rather than to speculate if I were to provide my views, as credibility and real experience are important. There is also the marketing dynamic wherein the manufacturer gets individuals to hype his or her product for some sort of "freebie" or other benefit or consideration. As I additionally noted in my review, dosage instructions for administration of the ruby oil negate the assumption an initial (somewhat costly!) order consistitutes a full month's supply...!
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The manufacturer is Earth-Edge Natural Health and it is manufactured in the USA. The product contains the amount of DHA Dr Oz recommended on his show some time ago. Also note the disclaimer on the product page that says: "By no means do we claim that this specific product is endorsed or recommended by Dr Oz."
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Like I said in my post,I think it is tribulus. I had it analysed in a chem lab and they said it was. I had been using the product,i.e,.sd-200, for a couple of years with good results and then out of the blue my last order recieved around March didn't look the same (lighter color,finer granules) so I tested it by leaving it by a window for 12 hours and sure enough it clumped up. Note: remove from capsule to perform this test. Then I sent it to a lab and confirmed my findings. My attempts to e-mail Sam failed. I think its' the same old greedy bastard story. I would suggest that Pure Science Supplements has gone bad.
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Mine too. It is because it is a fake product. Diluted or even totally replaced by cheap carrier oil and mostly peppermint. I had a DoTerra rep look at mine, and it is definitely NOT their true product. the protective seal was broken on mine when it arrived as well. I will only purchase from a direct rep next time.
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Bill, I was unaware of fake issues. It looked real, packaging appeared to be authentic. My issue was with the actual operation of the product which was very drying on my relatively oily skin.
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Don't watch Dr Oz. Think he's a whack job. This product seems pretty cool though.
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Something is not right, if it is truly a product from MySnoringSolution, there are 3 sizes they sell. This must be a scam. Amazon's control of who gets to sell items through amazon prime is getting worse every day.