What are opinions on mega cardio plus?

Answer 1

Have you ever wondered how people in the 19th century were so silly as to listen to "snake oil salesman"? You know, those guys in the guady travelling carts, the outlandish clothes, and they'd sell something like, "Professor McGillicudy's Miracle Snake Oil Tonic from the Far East!"? And he'd get up on a little stage, and tell you how it cured scurvy, Arthritis, consumption, typhoid fever, and was also a hair restorer?

Well, wonder no more, for our 21st century gaudy websites and outlandish YouTube videos are the modern equivalent.

Good Life International, aka Mega Cardio Plus, is the snake oil salesman. Their formula of "arginine" will cure all your ills. Besides preventing heart attacks and adding years of vibrant health to your life, it also works great as a hangover curer! (Really, they have some patently prompted "neutral" endorsements of this on YouTube.)

Send them your money, and they will send you what doctors don't want you to know! Yes, apparently our "foolish" doctors, who have cured more diseases in the last 100 years then in the past 6,000 have dropped the ball, and if only we all sent our money and drank their magic elixer - er, "energy drink" - we'd all live to 100!

Yes, it's really a scam. And most glaring of all, on their own website, not once do they suggest that you consult with your physician. It's because they know he'll tell you the truth. It's a panacea, a placebo, and an utter waste of your money.