Miracle health scams can include fake ‘miracle’ cures and weight loss products as well as bogus online pharmacies.
It is unlikely that such products have been properly tested or that there is any proof that they are medically effective. Some of these products may even be harmful.
Advertising for miracle health cures often include fake testimonials from apparently satisfied customers, have unproven claims about the product’s effectiveness, make false claims about clinical tests and have worthless ‘money back’ guarantees.
If fraud has been committed, report it to Action Fraud.
See also:
Health scams
Shopping fraud
Advance fee fraud
