Adverts for supplements claiming to treat autism banned

8 comments

1. Good. False medical claims of any description should be explicitly illegal.

2. Urgh. Scummiest of scummy companies, trying to profit from other’s difficulties with a product they know does not work.

3. These snake oil salespeople are the worst. I’ve seen them prey on people with terminal cancer as well.

4. Good. There’s no such thing as a medical treatment for autism, only help / training for coping with life and reading people’s emotions.

5. Good now do instagram and all the garbage misleading “ads” there.

6. Maybe ban the actual supplements and fine the charlatans while you’re at it.

7. Good stuff. No amount of supplements can cure a genetic disorder.

8. Willfully deceiving and lying to the masses for profit and / or professional gain should be an offence punishable with prison time. Fine them their time not just their wallet.