Instead of clear, verifiable research, the marketing tends to rely on phrases like: Clinically proven (without naming the study) Doctor recommended (without identifying the doctor) Breakthrough formula (a sales phrase, not a scientific one) When a product is truly backed by meaningful research, its usually specific: ingredient names, dosages, study references, and clear limits on what the evidence does and does not show
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