Bob S.

People, we've been on the Internet long enough to know there are a lot of untruths in a lot of areas. This man says ANYTHING that can be true (or can't be proven to be false) then he states it as though it's the gospel. He makes a lot of money with good looks and unproven nonsense. Shouldn't we look at science instead of him? I've researched CBD and we're still on the fence as it's a billion-dollar industry. The studies are inconclusive so far. In the fifties, cigarettes were commercially shown as healthy. He would have fit in perfectly, replaced the Marlborough man. Please watch as this he is always tooting about something not yet known. That's his formula for $$$$.
His worth is estimated to be $100,000,000 and, PLEASE, NOTICE he only endorses unproven items giving holistic medicine a bad rep amongst MDs when naturopathic medicine deserves far more attention. But the rules require no science for naturally occurring items. How many millions bought his coffee beans with promises of massive weight reduction. Oops, milked that one, find the next one. These things come and go but generally fade out. Do people know about the wonders of vitamins C or D? He doesn't tout these because there's no money in it. This man is a bad man.