Superfood Firm Calls Immunity Claim Ordinary, But Doesn’t Contest COVID-19 Inquiry
Executive Summary
The firm immediately discontinued social media video conveying an implied message that using its Immunity Bundle protects against contracting COVID-19 after BBB National Programs requested evidence supporting the claim.
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