Why Forever Living don’t sell Aloe Vera products for health purposes
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Part 1 explained why people must not make health claims for products that have not been licenced, tested or shown to work. It looked at the law, agencies involved and showed examples of bad practice. How do you know if a product has the correct licence to be sold as a health product or medicine…
THE AMERICAN REGULATOR JUST DROPPED THE HAMMER ON FOREVER LIVING — and the numbers are so damning they should end the conversation about this aloe vera empire for good. According to the company’s OWN data cited in the Federal Trade Commission’s complaint, at least 77% of Forever Business Owners (FBOs) earned NOTHING — not a…
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This advert is pretty common and very easy to find on Google. On the face of it, the advert shows Forever Living in a pretty good light, making it look like a good, solid choice for a way of making an income. However, if you look at the claim a little critically, you can see…
If you are in a Multi Level Marketing (MLM) company in the ‘health and wellness sector’ you may be promoting and selling products that you believe can help people with their health problems or that promote wellness. YOU MUST BE VERY VERY CAREFUL WHEN DOING THIS!!! Some typical social media material promoting these products…
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