If you read my blog, you will know nothing offends me more than Prevagen commercials. They do lots of different commercials showing that they are rolling in money with their snake oil sales. Take those two dingbats who pretend to be a married couple. I would feel sorry for them if they had been taking Prevagen for 11 years like they say because at about $40 for 30 tables times two that would be more than $10,000,000, but I'm sure they're lying. They probably don't even know each other. But since there are no truth in advertising laws anymore. Gobi can promise weight loss, E Harmoney can assure you the perfect mate. And anyone can lie about anything. Which is why, before you fall for a scam do some research, like the following.
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which charged Quincy Bioscience with false and deceptive advertising last January, the company study found that Prevagen was no more effective than a placebo at improving any of the nine cognitive skills, including memory, that the company measured.
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