They're driven to shady advertising deals because mainstream advertisers are threatened and cajoled into shunning them.
And if you were a clueless advertising buyer in Plato's cave being shown only that PJW and Jones are eeeeevil, you wouldn't promote your brand with them, either.
On supplements in general, where do you suppose the drug industry finds their inspiration? Sometimes it's hitting up a chemical process already well known like NO2 processing in the body. Sometimes it's a potentially useful side effect. But usually it's a natural herb or substance that gets studied and the active ingredients get isolated.
Sure, placebo effect is a thing, and there is a lot of absolute bullshit being promoted out there, but if you're careful and if you like to read, there are some gems out there with very few downsides, like lion's mane and fish oil.
They're driven to shady advertising deals because mainstream advertisers are threatened and cajoled into shunning them.
And if you were a clueless advertising buyer in Plato's cave being shown only that PJW and Jones are eeeeevil, you wouldn't promote your brand with them, either.
On supplements in general, where do you suppose the drug industry finds their inspiration? Sometimes it's hitting up a chemical process already well known like NO2 processing in the body. Sometimes it's a potentially useful side effect. But usually it's a natural herb or substance that gets studied and the active ingredients get isolated.
Sure, placebo effect is a thing, and there is a lot of absolute bullshit being promoted out there, but if you're careful and if you like to read, there are some gems out there with very few downsides, like lion's mane and fish oil.