Attorney James C. Farrell of the Hain Celestial Group Inc located at 1111 Marcus Avenue, Lake Success, New York 11042 leads and spearheads one of the biggest snake-oil scams of the 21st Century, the “Blue Print Cleanse” juice diet which promises you the sun, moon and stars in terms of physical health, but which instead delivers late ruined juices, lots of diahrrea and bloating gas, a case of the runny s**** for 2 weeks, sickness, lethargy, physical ailments, weak rickety bones, low blood sugar and pressure, damage to your liver and kidneys, and other horrific consequences of engaging in a starvation diet.
These people should be closed down by the Food and Drug Administration as well as the Department of Health.
How many people have been permanently injured or died because of their ill-advised juice regimen is not known, but one wonders how they can stay in business by telling people not to eat for 3-14 days.
Word to the wise - if you want to lose weight and get healthier, eat smaller portions and exercise.
Don’t fall for the snakeoil salesmen at the BluePrintCleanse diet company - these people should change the name of their company to “Oil Can Harry Cleanse” instead.
The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. Reviews
Attorney James C. Farrell of the Hain Celestial Group Inc located at 1111 Marcus Avenue, Lake Success, New York 11042 leads and spearheads one of the biggest snake-oil scams of the 21st Century, the “Blue Print Cleanse” juice diet which promises you the sun, moon and stars in terms of physical health, but which instead delivers late ruined juices, lots of diahrrea and bloating gas, a case of the runny s**** for 2 weeks, sickness, lethargy, physical ailments, weak rickety bones, low blood sugar and pressure, damage to your liver and kidneys, and other horrific consequences of engaging in a starvation diet.
These people should be closed down by the Food and Drug Administration as well as the Department of Health.
How many people have been permanently injured or died because of their ill-advised juice regimen is not known, but one wonders how they can stay in business by telling people not to eat for 3-14 days.
Word to the wise - if you want to lose weight and get healthier, eat smaller portions and exercise.
Don’t fall for the snakeoil salesmen at the BluePrintCleanse diet company - these people should change the name of their company to “Oil Can Harry Cleanse” instead.
You have been warned.