Tag: Keto scams

According to one review of studies, exogenous ketones taken from supplements can increase blood ketone levels by up to 300%, but research has not definitively shown that this translates to weight loss on its own. The question remains, **does the keto pill work?** This article separates scientific facts from marketing hype.

According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), fraudulent weight-loss products are a persistent problem, often using fake celebrity endorsements and false promises to mislead consumers. This widespread issue raises the crucial question: **Are keto plus gummies legit?**

Over 5 million people tune into *Shark Tank* weekly, leading many viewers to research products they see on the show, and a common search is 'What protein powder was on Shark Tank?'. The answer is Vade Nutrition, though its success has been contrasted by persistent scam claims involving fraudulent keto protein products not endorsed by the Sharks.