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Insta keto is the latest dietary compound that breaks the fat and utilizes it as an energy fuel of the body. It helps to make a quick recovery with the overweight issues. It boosts the vital ketones and they speed up to the slow metabolic rate and put an end to the gaining weight.
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What Is this Shark Tank Keto Scam?
If you are on social media, chances are you have seen advertisements for the groundbreaking Shark Tank Keto Diet Pills or the amazing diet pills Sarah from Stanford created to melt the fat right off your body. If this sounds too good to be true, it’s because it is… These pills were never on Shark Tank (or Dragon’s Den for those of you in Britain) nor did Melissa McCarthy, Kevin Smith, or Chrissy Teigen lose weight taking them.
These keto diet pills are a cheap, 800 mg BHB pill that will have no effect on your body. People are falling for the celebrity weight loss photos and claims of quick fat loss, buying the cheap free trial, and having their credit cards charged hundreds of dollars. And the worst part? Most people aren’t even receiving the product. Contacting customer service is impossible and the only way to get them to stop billing your card is to flat out cancel it.
Why are People Falling for This?
With incredible before and after photos of celebrities like Kim K and Megan Markle, 5-star reviews on Amazon, articles from reputable news sites like Us Weekly and Fox, and even airtime on TV shows like Shark Tank all endorsing this product, it seems like both an effective and legitimate product. That would be the case if any of their “evidence” was true. The websites and reviews are faked, the photos are stolen, and the claims are simply lies.
This company has even gone as far as to either endorse or create a fake supplement review website. We were contacted by ketogenicsupplementreviews.com in regards to taking a look at their educational keto content. After going through their website, nothing seemed out of the ordinary for a review site. After all, they have around 100 product reviews, breakdowns, and educational articles and they all seemed moderately scientific. It seemed legitimate until we read their page on the PureFit Keto pills, which are the same Shark Tank
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