Comments on: A Look At Dr. Weil’s Vitamin Advisor

By: Myschly

Myschly — Mon, 08 Nov 2010 00:19:45 +0000

Wow. I mean, wow. Sure if you had filled out the form with a “regular diet” or whtvr, but with that diet he still recommends that? Of course, recommending a tablespoon of flax seeds every day for omega-3 isn’t as profitable as omega-3 capsules…

The problem is people lack critical thinking. People who tell the truth like Noam Chomsky are called radicals, and the whole merry-go-round of media providing its customers (corporations) with whatever nonsense they want to plug, goes on.

This guy’s pulling a brilliant scam. Can’t be sued, people will think he’s great unless they look at the fine print (noone does), and he comes out looking like just a nice person who wants to help people be healthy.

By: evilcyber

evilcyber — Sat, 06 Nov 2010 04:03:52 +0000

In reply to hydro. Hydro, yes, there is at least the possibility it happens that way.

By: hydro

hydro — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 15:27:20 +0000

do not be fooled by the fact that he gives all of his profits after tax to a charity. Im 99% positive that he A. – gets a huge salary that is “before” tax and then whats left goes to the charity which again i bet he is the CEO of that foundation and takes a hefty salary as well there. Its all about marketing if you can sell ketchup as the next great cancer killer, you will be a make a crap load of money before anyone finds out you were faking it.

just my 2 cents