Another Advertising Review For Goli Nutrition: Church & Dwight Challenges Ashwagandha Claims
Executive Summary
NAD review of Goli claims, looking at weight loss, physical performance, sexual function and sales claims, recommended it modify advertising to avoid conveying implied product efficacy claims for Ashwagandha Gummies and modify or discontinue qualified physical performance claim about ingredient KSM-66.
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