“All too often, no matter how hard you work out and diet,
you just can’t seem to lose those last few pounds to highlight your muscle tone
and definition. The fact is, most women are storing 5-10 lbs. of excess water,
causing them to look soft and bloated. Fortunately, XPEL, the powerful
all-natural diuretic, can help you drop water weight fast. It’s so effective
that within 12 hours, XPEL will begin to shed the excess water weight and
reveal your sexy, lean and toned body. EXPEL is the final step in your pursuit
of physical perfection.”
Can you believe this? I am wondering how many people are
actually using it. If this supplement has been described without any false information,
it would really surprise me.
Being 2% dehydrated can seriously harm physical and mental
functions.
Being 15% dehydrated is likely to be lethal.
Even though the above stats might not be completely true, the
advertisement of EXPEL still made me upset. Being a student of advertising, I understand sometimes the use of
exaggeration is necessary, but I don't want to be called “a professional
liar” someday in the future. I really don't want to promote something that is
hazardous or even lethal to people.
Over exaggeration is the verge of cheating.
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