Is It A Scam?http://www.lisabarger.com/is-it-a-scam/2011-09-12T20:55:53ZSquarespacehttp://www.lisabarger.com/is-it-a-scam/ionized-water.htmlLisa Barger2009-10-18T22:27:22Z2009-10-18T22:27:22Z

http://www.lisabarger.com/is-it-a-scam/copper-bracelets.htmlLisa Barger2009-07-20T15:16:15Z2009-07-20T15:16:15Z

“Do copper bracelets work for arthritis or are they a scam?”

Well, I’m not ready to pronounce them a complete scam but, in my opinion, copper bracelets probably do not work for arthritis. They are certainly not the miracle cures some “natural” writers would have us believe. ]]>

http://www.lisabarger.com/is-it-a-scam/supple.htmlLisa Barger2009-06-23T12:32:09Z2009-06-23T12:32:09Z

“I saw this new drink called Supple and I was wondering what you thought of it.”

With the Larry-King-like set and their puppy-dog-eyed presenters, it would be easy to dismiss Supple® as just another late-night scam. ]]>

http://www.lisabarger.com/is-it-a-scam/salba.htmlLisa Barger2009-06-10T20:45:27Z2009-06-10T20:45:27Z

“Is salba flour for real or this another one of those miracle food scams?”

Despite all the glowing reviews popping up around the internet, Salba® is neither new nor all that amazing. ]]>

http://www.lisabarger.com/is-it-a-scam/nopalea.htmlLisa Barger2009-06-03T13:32:27Z2009-06-03T13:32:27Z

“Have you had a chance to try Trivita’s new Nopalea drink yet?”

What’s that old expression? “It it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck … ” Nopalea definitely quacks. ]]>