Anyone who has bought the supplements is advised not to consume them.Director of Compliance at the Irish Medicines Board John Lynch said: "We believe people are seeking these products for a number of reasons including weight loss, energy boosting and muscle building."We seriously urge people not to buy or consume these as they can cause a significant risk to your health."Two Day Diet
In closing arguments today, prosecutors listed several of the false claims Trudeau made in his infomercials for "The Weight Loss Cure They Don't Want You to Know About," including that it was not a "diet," even though it required at least three weeks of eating 500 calories or less a day. It also required daily injections of a hormone found only in pregnant women, which Trudeau claimed could be found "anywhere," when in fact the hormone required a doctor's prescription. Prosecutors also said that Trudeau claimed that after completing the diet, consumers could eat anything they wanted without regaining weight.An alert has been sent to Irish retailers to immediately remove the products from sale.
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It took jurors in a Chicago courtroom only one hour of deliberation to decide that controversial TV pitchman Kevin Trudeau was guilty of criminal contempt for making misleading claims in TV infomercials for his best-selling weight loss book.
In closing arguments today, prosecutors listed several of the false claims Trudeau made in his infomercials for "The Weight Loss Cure They Don't Want You to Know About," including that it was not a "diet," even though it required at least three weeks of eating 500 calories or less a day. It also required daily injections of a hormone found only in pregnant women, which Trudeau claimed could be found "anywhere," when in fact the hormone required a doctor's prescription. Prosecutors also said that Trudeau claimed that after completing the diet, consumers could eat anything they wanted without regaining weight.An alert has been sent to Irish retailers to immediately remove the products from sale.
www.2daydiethall.com
It took jurors in a Chicago courtroom only one hour of deliberation to decide that controversial TV pitchman Kevin Trudeau was guilty of criminal contempt for making misleading claims in TV infomercials for his best-selling weight loss book.
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