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February 27, 2010 at 3:50 pm
Bogus, for the most of them. I read somewhere that the stuff in Activia doesn’t work on most women, that it’s destroyed by digestive enzymes.
What they need to do is stop the direct to consumer advertising, like all the other countries, with the exception of New Zealand. Then get a tight squeeze on the amount of time that’s bought by ambulance chasers. Since CO went to straight liability instead of having to meet a threashold (sp?) all you see on the local channels are ads for them.
I can’t believe Jimmy Johnson (former Dallas Cowgirls coach) is now hyping “Extenze” on the war channel.
February 28, 2010 at 12:14 am
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