The fitness industry is a multi-billion dollar industry and it's no surprise that some companies and individuals will try to scam people out of their money. Some common marketing scams include: False claims of rapid weight loss or muscle gain: Many supplements and workout programs claim to produce quick and drastic results, but these claims are often false and not backed by scientific evidence. Guaranteed results in X number of days. Or lose a set amount of pounds in a set time frame. misleading claims such as backed by clinical evidence. When reality, there's very little evidence to support, said claim. We discussed what to look out for, as well as a few funny and quite outlandish marketing advertisements we've seen this year. We also discussed mind muscle connection, and the "starvation mode" theory, in the beginning of the podcast. Schedule your free strategy call for the Next Level Experience – https://e7i1zgf52lc.typeform.com/to/sAXwlqol Get a Free Consultation – https://keynutrition.com/free-evaluation/ Free Community Circle - https://calendly.com/michelleraines/breathe Podcast Q&A Submissions – https://bit.ly/3c74i7A Cured Nutrition Discount code: Brad Order from Cured Nutrition - https://bit.ly/3z0mkBv Discount code: keynutrition for 20% off your first Legion order. Order Legion Supplements - https://bit.ly/3mHRqYV Connect with us on Instagram Host Brad Jensen – @thesoberbodybuilder Co-Host Michelle Raines – @thebreathwithinyou Key Nutrition – @keynutrition

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