Alex Allman claims that his “Revolutionary Sex 3.0” is the karma sutra of the 21st century – with all sorts of new exciting, and pleasureful positions and tips.
Skeptical about his claims we got a copy of his guide to investigate. Learn more from our findings of the guide here.
Jenny Bolton’s Boost Your Bust program claims you can increase your cup size naturally using natural remedies and secret techniques taught in her guide.
Is it for real? The ladies in our review team purchased the program to investigate her guide and try it out. Learn the truth in this investigative report.
Casey Thaler and the Paleohacks Team has created The Bone Broth Cookbook to unveil hundreds of broth recipes. They claimed that broth recipes can give numerous health benefits.
Is it for real? What’s the cookbook’s contents like? Read this investigative report to learn more!
Adam Folker’s Vert Shock program claims to help clients improve their vertical jump height by 9-15 inches using his system. Skeptical about his seemingly ridiculous promise, we decide to investigate this jump training system.
Find out whether it really works or not in this investigative report.
The Eat Stop Eat program claims you can lose weight, improve your body’s insulin sensitivity, reverse diabetes and other numerous health diseases, and even possibly lower your risk for cancer just by fasting.
What is intermittent fasting and is Eat Stop Eat for real? We bought the program to investigate its contents. Learn more about it here.
