Are those friends of healthy meals who have cheated their parents real?

No, it's all for the sake of clicks, and parents are also easy to be deceived, relatively simple, and believe it.

Fake, those moments of friends are just made up to deceive people for the sake of traffic.

I think most of them are fakes, because they just want to make money, they are all fakes.

This is real, and it lies in some outrageous health meals.

In fact, most of them are fake, and these rumors are completely made for the sake of traffic.

Some of these things are still real, after all, there are still some real things in these things.

Healthy meals are generally credible if they are launched by nutrition experts.

Not now, it's just that some people are using the circle of friends to make money.

I think some of them must be true, what do you think?

is unreliable, and we should tell our parents not to believe it.

In our current words, it is the out-of-context of some scientifically based articles, and they will only use the part that is beneficial to themselves. After the article is ready, big data fraud is on the field, and in addition to the content output of the major self-content, there are many pharmaceutical companies that will invite writers, and the threshold is not high. In a short period of time, I browsed a large number of cancer pseudoscientific articles donated by family and friends, and all three views were ruined

Haven't you heard? Three major scams on the Internet: health, training, and making money!

Unreliable, those are all trying to make money from the elderly, you don't have to believe those.

You can refer to it, but you still have to go to a special health point to consult, and find a professional person for professional things.

Most of my parents' circle of friends is 80% of them. It's healthy, but it's not reliable. It is to cheat the elderly out of their money.

Rely on, unreliable, and only after experiencing it do you know that a lot of them are going around under the guise of health preservation, which is equivalent to selling dog meat on the head of a sheep, which is a truth, so there are things that you want to open your eyes to, actors, cherish them yourself, take a look, or consult, authoritative, some experts or institutions.

Some are reliable, some are not, and it is best to remind parents not to believe in these too much.

I don't think that's reliable, it's for eye-catching, and it's not credible.

Reliable balls, oh, those articles can be believed, I have read books for so many years, although some of them are reliable, but most of them are pits.

is unreliable, those are all trying to defraud the elderly of money under the gimmick of health preservation.

Some are reliable, and some are sales communication, so you must let your parents choose in principle, rather than letting them choose blindly, so this requires you to communicate with the elderly.

More than 80 percent of them are unreliable rumors, and they should not be believed.

Most of them are unreliable. Just to get eyeballs.