I tested a controled sample of the "magic gas pill" in its alternate form given to me by a bioperformace "rep" and it left alot of residue in the bottom of the test container and it also showed signs of seperation! As a mechanic and pilot..I would never put that into any vehical! The "rep: was insulting and refused to answer any questions i had! yes..i would call this a scam! Wouldn't you?
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no i wouldn't try dangerous products and yes it sounds like a scam
135554
So-called 'lipotropic' preparations are very dubious.\nIf you are considering them you really should try to find references to clinical trials - I could not find any.\nIf the product has anything to do with 'Eden Ranch' or Betty Lee Morales then you should think twice before using them; please look at my reference, about halfway down the page.
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http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geusSOOEpF8VAAPK5XNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE3aDN1bnBuBGNvbG8DZQRsA1dTMQRwb3MDMwRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANCMTAxXzExNg--/SIG=12v1f9lu0/EXP=1162578446/**http%3a//www.firstlab.com/Newsletters/NewsletterDocs/FLRGeorgiaPowerStudy.doc\n\nI went back and read the study after posting the link, and as a sociologist I notice that the study was severly flawed. The most obvious flaw being that the "control group" was a hand selected group of high performing individuals who had never even been tested for drug use. They may all have been speedballers for all we know. If you notice in the study- the number given for the "control group" are way way off of the company avarage. The below link is a rebuttal. I tend to agree with it more, but still, take neither as fact.
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i would stay away from them. mainly because they are not regulated by the FDA so they can give you anything! they could sell you a drug that is expired, recalled, removed from the market, or even one that has the wrong formulation in it. my best advice would be tell the dr what is going on and see if he can give you a different med choice. see if he can get you samples of the pulmicort. if none of that works, try the company that makes the drug. most of them have a website that you can use. and a lot of them offer discount cards if you do not have insurance.
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I tried it, didn't find that it worked one bit.  I ended up returning it for a refund.  Even though it tasted great, it made me sick to my stomach, and I didn't lose any weight at all.  In my opinion it's a scam.
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That is definitely not good. I think you are well within your rights to report her, products have a sell by date for a reason, the reason being they go bad after a while. For something like medicine, this could be really serious. If she is a cow anyway, get the horrible woman into trouble, she is doing something really unresponsible.
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Ive wondered the same thing. Their ads say their ingredients have been proven but they dont say whet their ingredients are.I am trepidacious
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First off, you demonstrated your intelligence and good business sense by getting a second opinion.  Something that is always a good idea when dealing with a business like auto repair which is as populated by hard working ethical business people as it is by cheats and thieves.\n\nSecond, this may sound too "California" for you, but from my own experiences dealing with disreputable people, it is important not to let all of that negative energy become all consuming.  It is not good for one's health and can effect your judgment in other areas.\n\nThird, you do have a legitimate gripe and you should take some action to see that others are not taken in by this individual.  Some ideas:\n-Report them to the better business bureau\n-Send an email to your local news, they often cover scam artists to try and help people\n-Report them bsuienss to the Emissions Agency, I'm not sure what state you live in, but here the business can lose their license for this kind of fraud and deceipt and this is a big deal, they make a lot of money on the inpections which bring many potential customers to them.\n\nThe last option is probably the closest thing to "revenge" I would recommend.  Anything more extreme will probably just result in further frustrating you with a situation that has already caused you a great deal of distress.  Take one, or all of these actions and then move on to the more positive things in your life.
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Computer Mail Order Submitted: 3/19/2004 8:24:31 AM\nModified: 4/27/2004 10:12:22 PM\n \n\nImpact Health Care myprivaterx.com (aka: Impact Pharmaceuticals, Inc.) charged my charge card for product, did not deliver, lied on the phone Miami Florida *UPDATE ..Finally got a refund \n\nCompany\nImpact Health Care (aka: Impact Pharmaceuticals, Inc.)\nAddress:\n11440 N. Kendall Dr,Ste 206\nMiami Florida 33176\nU.S.A.\nPhone Number:\n866-789-6337\nFax:  \n\n\nOn Dec. 30, 03 I ordered Zoloft on line from . They charged my charge card on Jan. 3, 04 for the full amount $125.00. I started trying to contact them three weeks later after the time they had said it would take to receive the order. No response to emails at all. The phone number is usually busy or the message box is full and cannot take messages, if you do get to a voice mail box, they do not return those messages either. I left numerous messages on the so-called office manager's (Gail Long)voice mail with no return. \n\nI called another number I found on line, 866-789-6337, early morning on 3-12-04 and "John Smith" (I swear that is the name he told me!) put me on hold and finally came back on to tell me he had called the pharmacy and the pharmacy was having trouble getting all the orders shipped. I told him I thought the trouble was probably worse than that and that I had seen a report on this Rip Off website about his company and to please just refund my money. He acted like he was typing it in then and even gave me a Transaction I.D. #, but of course, 7 days later and the credit is still not on my card. I told him the Rip Off website reported that they would say they were refunding but not do it, he just acted insulted when I said that. I also asked him the name of the owner of this business and he said he did not know.\n\nCandace\nJackson, Georgia\nU.S.A.
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Yes, I do!  I especially hate the one with the guy who wrote a book about natural cures that "they" don't want the public to know. Who are "they" supposed to be anyway? And is it really necessary to send some random guy $29.95 if these cures for disease are so natural? There's also a local infomercial in my area for a car dealership and it's on like four different channels at different times of the day.  The dealership owner just basically yells at the camera for thirty minutes...very annoying.
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I've never heard of any doctor, dentist or otherwise, "selling" their patients medications.  They can give samples of medications for the patients in case they need them until they are able to get to the pharmacy.  Even if the cost is less, I would steer away from this.  I think it's illegal.  It's almost like charging the patient "twice".  Check with the AMA in your state as soon as possible and find out if what he is doing is legal.
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Same experience here.  It's a fake, a rip-off.  Stay away.
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I am a personal trainer and research supplements all the time.  I think you'll be hard-pressed to find any success stories from using it by itself.  I know of no one that has had success taking it.  Don't waste your money.
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I was intrigued by your question and wanted to further investigate this web site.  My first impression of the website was that it looked like it had been put together by a team of Jr. high web class students.  The web site looked extemely un-proffesional and looked like it had been put together with out much thought.  First red flag, Any company with enough money to pay employees hundreds to thousands of dollars for a few hours of work, could deffinatly hire a proffesional web desinger to create a decent home page.  Did you notice a lack of out side links The only link i found that took you any where was one that took you to "consumer reporter.org.  I must admit by this time i thought well if they have a major consumer reporting company endorsing their company maybe they are the real deal.  I guess i wasn't too surprised to find that "consumerreporter.org" was obviously a site made by these guys to make their company look good.  The same crapy designs, the same poor acting testimonials, cheesy lines, poor images (the icons they have aren't even links, shouldn't those take you somewhere?  or maybe they just didn't want their page to look plain), I also thought that it was interesting that the only product this supposed company has ever done a consumer report on is Itidata.  you couldn't see any other reports on their page!!!  Sounds like a scam to me.  Interested in some of the icons i found on their web site (the ones that dont take you any where i decided to investigate and find out what those sites where, I was surprized to find out that they were real legit sites.  I did a search to see what they said about this web site and almost fell off my seat laughing when i saw what they themselves had led me to.  Here is a letter from a lady who was unsatisfied with this company, you can find this letter on your own by going to www.complaints.com and typing in ITIdata in the search field, well here it is:\n\nMarch 2, 2006 \n\nHello,\nMy name is Mira and I would sincerely appreciate it if you could help me out. Please take the time to read this and find an honest solution. I purchased the itidata training manual after visiting the site consumerreporter.org and the www.itidata.org site. After downloading the manual and reading it very carefully, I realize that the information promised does not appear to be anywhere. The instructions for settting up a clickbank account are there and the link to the clickbank website is there but, no links to the the names of the companies listed on the itidata website. After attempting to follow the directions and sign up with these sites I realize that they ask for a website on which you can place their ads by cutting and pasting their links or they ask you to sign up with other sites by purchaing advertising tools and space. I would like to point out that the manual strictly says you dont need your own website for this and it also says you don't have to be an expert at using the internet and it also says that no extra costs would be incurred. But going to these sites I see just that. I searched for a member area on the site and called their 713-866-6212 number but found no help as promised to their members...they say to call from 9-5 central time and I called 5-6 times between those hours but got \nonly a recording. There is no response to my email which they say they would reply to in 24 hours.\nI don't know what to do anymore. I have studied the manual 5-6 times but this is all that it says.\nI can only pray that I have not been scammed. The truth is I am a part time student with a minimum salary and new to the country. I don't have money to throw away especially this kind. I need to become financially independent and am not looking to earn obscene amounts of cash. But I would love to have \na legit and regular way of doing this. I would like to get started ASAP on this and I request you to help me. I have full faith that as a consumer protection org y
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I wondered where you had been.  You think way, WAY outside the box, don't you!?  I thought the question was pretty disgusting until I read the additional details.  What an imagination.  My only thought is, that's a lot of contained gas and wouldn't the funnel explode?
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Probably a hoax.  I wouldn't get too excited about it.\n\nHe drove for 100 miles using 4 oz of water ... oh, but he has his car set up as a hybrid (read: it went 100 miles on ordinary gasoline)\n\nHe turns on his electrolyzer and gas comes out of a nozzle that burns hot but he can still hold the tip of the torch! (big deal, the gas flow is cooling the end.  It proves nothing, zip, nada)\n\nThe flame produces water! (of course it produces water, it is hydrogen and oxygen combining to .... water.  It has done this for centuries, maybe longer)\n\nThe military is interested in the technology. (the military investigates all possible technology.  It doesn't mean it is good)\n\nThis has all the markings of a hoax: short on facts long on peripheral demonstrations that mean nothing.