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I often get grief for posting this site, but I think it is a good one to look over as all of the recovery videos and photos are an inspiration to us moms.
Marketing strategies play upon our emotions to get us interested in buying a product. Promoters of questionable health products prey upon the emotions of the vulnerable and the desperate
http://www.drwalt.com/blog/?p=421.Is the product or practice promoted as a “Major Breakthrough,” “Revolutionary,” “Magic,” or “Miraculous”?
2.Do the promotions try to simply elicit an emotional reaction rather than present clear information to help you make an informed decision about the product?
3. Is only anecdotal or testimonial evidence used to support claims of effectiveness?
4. Are claims made about scientific support without giving specific details?
5. Is the information about the therapy or product being provided by a professional lacking in the proper credentials?
I buy coconut flour on Amazon (brand name Coconut Secret) that makes an awesome zucchini bread. Great way to sneak some veggies into the kids.Veggies? Ugh! Having big issues with that one!