To all glyconutrient & supplementation webmaster:
STOP IT! Quit making claims that your product cures ANYTHING. It may very well do so, but it’s illegal for you to make the claim. In fact, it’s illegal to describe an ailment and sell a supplement on the same page. This give the indirect impression (insinuation) that your product cures the diseases you decide to explain.
It is these claims and the awful SPAM-like nature of this guerilla advertising that makes the rest lose credibility by their customers.
Needless to say, testimonials are not allowed! If your product is good, it will sell. It all depends on how convinced you are about it. Most websites returned on a search for glyconutrients or supplements on Google break the law.
The first thing a visitor does when stumbling upon a website is worrying about whether the vendor/publisher is legit or not. A dead giveaway that you are not is to have content that is unlawful.
It’s no wonder people who are not involved with the glyconutrients will often criticize glyconutritional vendor as selling “a new wonder, cure-all pill.” And they say it very sacartically. Sure, if they took the glyconutrients, they would most likely be as enthused as you, the webmaster. But that’s not the purpose for this post.
I urge you to stop putting this content online. Stop linking glyconutrients and other supplements to diseases and cures for these diseases.
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