Drug
manufacturers would never market anything that can be naturally found and that doesn't require some proprietary process, which in turn allows them to mark up their product insanely. Would you call them a scam, lol? I've never used or sold this product, but it appears that this Limu company uses network marketing like many other companies through the years have and is probably no better, no worse. Pyramid schemes are ILLEGAL scams that have no product, so this company does not qualify as such. The business opportunity is definitely not for everyone, but certainly doesn't call for bashing with terms like "scam", and "pyramid" scheme.
I personally stay as far away from prescription drugs as I can unless absolutely necessary. Still can't believe the commercials I see on TV telling you to tell your doctor to prescribe this medication for you.....really? Should you be telling your doctor which medication to put you on?? Most of the commercial is listing all of the side effects that is possible with that medication, lol.....makes you wonder if the side effects are worse than the original ailment you were seeking to alleviate. If anything is shady, it's the unholy trinity of the FDA, drug companies, and the AMA....doctor's have been accepting free drugs, bribes, etc. from drug companies for years to promote their drug, while the class action lawsuits abound because the FDA was in too much of a hurry to get some drug approved. Just my .02 FWIW....
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