Fraud Warning: Acai Burn Does NOT Cure the Swine Flu!
August 31st, 2009
Some Acai Berry product marketers are so slimy that you just want to celebrate when they get caught...
Party at my house!
The USFDA (Food and Drug Administration in the USA) has published a "Fraudulent H1N1 (Swine flu) Influenza Products List" and one of the acai industry's worst representatives popped up to the top of the list!
Acai Burn is an affiliate product (if there is indeed any product to it at all) that is a well known scam. It was already one of the biggest sources of harm to the reputation of the acai berry, and now they had to go and take it one step further... Yes, some marketer actually claimed that Acai Burn is a cure for the swine flu!
There were already many concerns before last week with how the 'Acai Burn' Acai product was marketed. The FDA just published their official report (linked below) last week though, and already the website in question has been taken down. Yes!
I just love the domain name of those evil bastards: "FluPreventionKits.com" -Don't bother going there though, the site has been removed with the words" "be back soon" the only thing left.
I may be a bit biased, but I'd like to see those ultra snake-oil salesmen get the chair! At least the FDA did scare them enough to get the site pulled, but I guess it's a sad commentary on the supplements industry in the first place that this could be pulled off at all.
Shame on Acai Burn for allowing it to happen (as if they didn't hope it would) and shame on anyone who stupidly bought Acai Burn from that evil site too, giving its' owners the incentive to try this kind of stunt.
For the official FDA Fraudulent H1N1 product list, read more here:
http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/h1n1flu/detail.cfm?ID=92
I hope this doesn't sound confusing to some people, but I personally believe keeping your blood packed with a full dosage of real Acai berry at all times is the best possible thing you can do to keep germs and viruses like H1N1 at bay.
Well, 2nd best, after washing your hands a lot. I personally wash my hands in the neighborhood of 30 times a day, and between that and all the Acai I eat I've only had one very short, minor cold in the last few years.
I remember the day I caught it like a scene from a horror movie; I was walking towards a public bathroom in my local noodle's restaurant, and this 12-year-old kid comes out of it at the last second and sneezes right at me, almost like he meant to. I just wasn't fast enough to dodge it and could actually feel the wind of that sneeze hit my face... Sure enough, the next morning I felt a pain in my tonsils and went rushing to whole foods to stock up on acai pulp packets.
Within 2 days the cold was totally gone, and I never needed bedrest for it. Gargling listerine helps a lot too, I'm sure.
So if you're afraid of the Swine flu and legitimately want to boost your immune system this fall, I highly suggest a large rio bowl each morning, gargling with listerine twice daily, perhaps an acai drink or smoothie in the afternoon, and most importantly, wash your hands fanatically, all flu season long.
You can skip the Acai Burn, unless you enjoy credit card fraud.
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Acai Offers
December 15th, 2009
US $.99
Who Else is Sick of these Scammy Acai Offers?
Who else is sick and tired of the acai berry scams? If you are anything like I am, you're probably sick and tired of reading all of the nonsense, the hype and overall bunk about products that simply do not live up to their promise. Did you know that the Federal government is actually beginning to crack down on fake acai offers? It's true...and as a huge fan of this magical and mysterious fruit, I say it's high time they did!
So what are the biggest and most outrageous claims being "sold" to you and I about the berry? We've actually identified about 10 of them, with 2 of the biggest "offenders" listed below!
Scam Sign #1: Acai Will Cure Cancer
If you see this, please run the other way. While there have been some promising studies on the anti-carcinogenic qualities of acai in a test tube setting, there has been no "proof" that it will do the same in the human body.
Scam Sign #2: It is the ONLY Way to Lose Weight, Get More Energy or Otherwise
Silly again, right? There are LOTS of good ways to lose weight, feel great and add more energy and vitality to your life. Acai Berry happens to be a great way to speed up the process of burning fat, having more energy and just feeling wonderful for many people, but don't let anyone tell you it's the sole strategy for improving your diet - or your life! In my view? That's just a dead simple sign they are trying to sell you a scam rather than helping you out.
Look, the truth is if you truly want an amazing and tranformative healthy experience with a health or wellness product, do your due diligence and pick a program that's proven to work (and do it honestly) first!
Bonus Tip: Beware of the Acai Berry Scams! Unfortunately, many of the acai berry products on the market are scams, being sold by unscrupulous companies with one hand in your pocket, rather than out to help you heal. My best advice? If you really want to experience the amazing benefits of the berry, make sure you ONLY buy
authentic acai berry juice or extract.
(This is the one that we use, and recommend to our family, friends and readers alike)
Good luck, and happy healing!
About the Author:
Tina Bardo is a nutritional and fitness enthusiast, with a passion for helping ordinary people achieve extraordinary weight loss.
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Supplement Acai
March 1st, 2011
Supplement Acai
Question: CALORIE QUESTION and no acai berry supplement advertising please?
My BMR is 2241 so if i ate 500 calories less than this i would lose 1lb a week.
But i want to speed this up.Is eating less than that healthy also would it eat away at my muscles which i have worked hard for?
What is the lowest amount of calories i can eat what will be most effective in fat loss without sabotaging lean muscle mass?
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Tags: Açaí, Antioxidant, berry, health, supplement, supplement acai, supplement acai berry |
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Super Acai 1200
March 1st, 2011
Super Acai 1200
