Vedda Blood Sugar Protocol

[rosco 2]

good morning. Have any fellow T2’s had experience of this protocol? Just watched a lengthy “click bait” presentation on the net and found it to be plausible. Would appreciate others views on this. I have no difficulty believing big pharma - like the oil industry - would be happy to suppress alternatives. Many thanks.

 

[Diakat]

There have been a few posts on this topic, you can search the forum for them. As far as I recall the consensus is that this a) costly and b) not actually going to lower sugars.

 

[rosco 2]

Thank you for taking the time to reply, I will search the site.

 

[Krystyna23040]

Not sure about this - i have looked at it previously and was put off by this website which says it is a scam.

This is their conclusion:
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PROS

• Cheap price

CONS

• Author does NOT exist
• Staged, unverifiable testimonials
• Twists scientific research to deceive potential buyers
• Scammy advertising
• No money back guarantee (except if you go through the retailer)

This is their full review which states why they came to that conclusion: https://www.contrahealthscam.com/vedda-blood-sugar-remedy-scam-unbiased-review/

 

[EllieM]

Fascinating read.
If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.
Or in this case
If it reads like a scam, smells like a scam, and checks out like a scam, then it probably is a scam.

 

[rosco 2]

Yes indeed. The hook was that someone like me, brought up in Sri Lanka and familiar with the Veddahs would find this fairly plausible. Most other people would not have a knowledge of this very small ethnic group. I was not tempted to pay anything at all until I had done a pretty huge amount of researching. I was unconvinced by a Sri Lankan guy building a research lab in his house basement...no basements in SL as far as I know. Too wet in monsoon season.
Thank you all for replies.

 

[Robbity]

An earlier discussion here:

https://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/vedda-blood-sugar-remedy.123927/

Robbity