DATELINE NBC

[dirtydog]

Did anyone see dateline the other night?

It always made me wonder when i read these OTC packages saying "Not evaluated by FDA", the dude from dateline, Chris Hansen takes capsules loaded w/ arsenic, he marketing them as a weight loss pill. He makes a bs analysis report saying what is in the pills (obviously not noting arsenic) and brings it to some guy claiming to have a lab. This dude more or less copied the original analysis report and gave it back with his letterhead. That's fk'n scary. So they had a certification from a lab and were now able to market this stuff.

[El Diablo Blanco]

Did anyone see dateline the other night?

It always made me wonder when i read these OTC packages saying "Not evaluated by FDA", the dude from dateline, Chris Hansen takes capsules loaded w/ arsenic, he marketing them as a weight loss pill. He makes a bs analysis report saying what is in the pills (obviously not noting arsenic) and brings it to some guy claiming to have a lab. This dude more or less copied the original analysis report and gave it back with his letterhead. That's fk'n scary. So they had a certification from a lab and were now able to market this stuff.

and that my friend is the supplement history explained in 5 sentences.

[Purge_WTF]

  I saw it.

  My mother and I were both using Slim Xtreme for a few months back when it was still on the market. I believe that was one of several thermogenics that was spiked with Meridia.

[dirtydog]

It blows my mind that with all these checks and balances it is so easy to market this stuff.

I remember years back they said the original Hot Stuff had real steroids in it, after seeing this, i believe it.