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Is this ad true? It states Mayo Clinic & FDA approval
Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Jul 2 9:17am | Replies (18)Comment receiving replies
Of course these things pop up in our feeds as we are researching. This is another. If this is still an active thread? The stories always sound so good. But, too good to be true! If one pill fixed all,…. But I do wonder if something can be drawn from some of this, as some modern medicine hasn’t fixed the bone loss issues either????
https://thirmik.com/blogs/featured-posts/thryve-bone
I have no clue on this one either. Anyone see anything like this?
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@patwerthman Pat - This is another "miracle cure" where the add "studies" to try to show credibility.
Let me give you a hint - they took 3 studies, of three different supplements, and decided "if one is good, three is better" and put the ingredients together and called it a breakthrough, without any apparent testing.
At least they didn't claim Mayo endorsed it.