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  1. drtbear1967

    Proprietary Blends vs Full Descriptions

    by Matt Weik I’m going to get a lot of love and hate from both sides of the spectrum revolving around this issue. There will be people who demand full transparency such as the consumer and brands who want to be upfront and honest with what they put in the product and then, on the other hand, you...
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    • Forum: Supplements Discussion
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    Fake Supplement Reviews.

    by Matt Weik Recently, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has cracked down on a supplement company for purchasing fake reviews for their products on Amazon and slapped them with a $50,000 fine. This supplement company paid a third-party website to create fake reviews of their product on the...
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    • Forum: Supplements Discussion
  3. drtbear1967

    Frozen Meal? What do you think?

    by Matt Weik I remember growing up in the ‘80s and ‘90s where frozen dinners were the craze. You’d get out a snack tray table and plop yourself down in front of the television, warm up your frozen tv dinner and settle in for the night. Then all of the nutrition Nazi’s came along and threw stones...
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    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Diet & Nutrition Forum
  4. drtbear1967

    Brand Loyalty - Yes or No?

    by Matt Weik I was outside getting some work done a little bit ago and I saw a FedEx truck making a delivery to my neighbor’s house. I wondered what all they got so I went and opened the boxes. Just kidding. But, seeing the FedEx truck made me think about brand loyalty. Personally, for me, I’m...
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    • Forum: Supplements Discussion
  5. drtbear1967

    The Amino War

    by Christian Duque The supplement industry has always been one where new products are said to be better than the old. It’s a world dominated by innovation, but often times plagued by unoriginality. Given the numerous regulations, the vast competition, and the small-niche market of physique and...
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    • Forum: Supplements Discussion
  6. drtbear1967

    Future of Supplements? Online Brands

    by Matt Weik I’m torn on this topic, as I feel there will always be a place for retail brands to live. Consumers still enjoy going to stores, touching and feeling products, and speaking with the workers to find out more about a product. On the flipside, there’s a growing number of consumers...
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    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Supplements Discussion
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