About time, too.

As a part of its ongoing monitoring program and in conjunction with an initiative with the Council for Responsible Nutrition to expand the review of advertising claims for dietary supplements, NAD – the advertising industry’s self-regulatory forum – requested that the company provide supporting evidence for advertising claims that included:

People who take Stemulite Experience:

  • Deep REM Sleep
  • Increased Muscle Gain and Endurance
  • Increased Weight Loss and Fat Loss
  • Increased Wellness and Energy

…NAD was also concerned about testimonials on the Stemulite website, including:

  • “Within Two Days of Using Stemulite, I Slept Great!”
  • “I Have Noticed A Tremendous Energy Boost.”
  • “Using Stemulite, I Have Seen Results in 2-3 Weeks”
  • “In Three Days, Suddenly My Sleep Was Fantastic.”
  • “I Am Getting Eight Hours of Restful Sleep, It’s A Miracle”
  • “I Had A 6 Pound Loss In A Short Period Of Time”
  • “In Just 5 Days, My Endurance Has Increased 25%”

The advertiser contacted NAD, and despite requesting and being given an extension of time within which to file its response, failed to do so. The advertiser represented to NAD that it would be conducting a study in the future and would participate after the completion of the study.

Wonder why they decided to stonewall?  Anyone want to take a guess?

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