Le site abcliveit.com est-il sûr ?

The ABC reporter was well-intentioned, but he didn't ask the right questions. Has anyone done a clinical trial of Protandim to rule out the placebo effect? How do you know that reduced T-BARS mean better health? Finally, if taking a harmless herbal supplement can prevent more than 150 diseases, why isn't every medical insurance company demanding that every client start taking them right now? If it sounds too good to be true, it probably IS ... a multi-level marketing scheme. Keep your money in your pocket.

There's nothing at this site but information - I don't understand the negative ratings. I've checked out the science and it is completely credible and after trying the product I was so impressed I now sell it! There isn't even a way to leave private information and there is nothing offensive to children or anyone else. Take a look for yourself.

ABC TV network investigative research is reliable. With a journalist out to be objective, having a pre-ingesting blood test, taking the product over a couple of weeks, taking another blood test and seeing remarkable improvement in reducing oxidative stress at the cell level. I think it's credible.