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Maraya1969

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6. No, it was him saying that Raspberry ketones were, "A miracle in a bottle" which caused people like

Reply to panfluteman (Reply #4)

Thu Jul 21, 2022, 11:35 AM

Jul 2022

me to be dupped and spend my money on a worthless pill

Saying something is a good supplement is one thing. It is very clear just by his words that he was a liar and just hawked these products to make money; which is even worse since he is a damn medical doctor!

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