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Mannatech: High RiskLast Updated: February 29th, 2008
How they sell
The Proven Science
People that support Mannatech
What do mannatech supplements help?
According to the website and materials available; everything! Are Glyconutrients really a Down Syndrome Treatment? No, read this. That's right, people have pushed (sold) glyconutrients to people so they can help fix/cure/help a genetic disorder; if you might buy it, they'll push sell it. Reasons to be Cautious
A list of questionable salesmen and studiesAustralian Physician Disciplined for Misrepresenting Mannatech Products to Patients On September 8, 2000, the registration of Dr. Ian Geoffrey Raddatz was cancelled for two years for "unsatisfactory conduct." The decision was based on complaints that he had made unsubstantiated claims to patients that Mannatech products were effective against cancer, infertility, and hemochromatosis (iron-overload disease), and other health preoblems. The Tribunal's report is reproduced here in full. Dr. Radditz continues to promote and sell Mannatech products. - http://www.mlmwatch.org/04C/Mannatech/raddatz.html Mannatech Inc. is promoting its nutritional supplements with a study it says was partially funded by a U.S. government agency and conducted under the auspices of a California medical school. Yet the National Institutes of Health, the federal agency the study cites, denies it sponsored the research. And school officials said they've been unable to find evidence the study, published in February, was ever performed. http://www.caic.org.au/commercial/Mannatech/manna-uses%20study.htm Examples of Mannatech AdvertisingQuotes from customer and concerned citizensAn Auckland man, who declined to be named, contacted the Herald about his concerns that a family member was wasting hundreds of dollars a month on Mannatech products for his mother, who is dying of cancer. http://www.rickross.com/reference/mannatech/mannatech2.html |
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