One of those pages that shouts "scam" from a mile off, no attempt to even make it look professional but a great number of scientific references that they can be sure nobody - not even me - will ever bother to read. Lots of waffle and filler and guarantees to cure every illness known to man, and then some, followed by a cost of $150 for a month's supply.

It's aloe vera, no different to aloe vera in anyone else's bottles, and if you want to find out about aloe vera, just go look it up on Wikipedia (or even better - ask your doctor!!) and ignore all the apparently-genuine claims that it will cure rabies or radiation sickness.

Do people *ever* consult their doctors before handing money over to these snake-oil salesmen?

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Sophie N. I wonder the same thing sometimes. My sister-in-law's family don't believe in Western Medicine. I'm not always a big fan of what doctors in America always tell patients either, like, "Here take these drugs and go away". But I think the problem is, people like my sister-in-law's family, since the don't believe doctors, have no one reliable to turn to for medical advice. They end up getting taken advantage of by snake-oil salesman. Sad =(

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David F. Their are a lot of scams out their, but asking your doctor does not always work. Doctors are trained in helping their patients with prescription medication and only a very, very small amount of their time is spent learning about natural ways or healthy eating ways to cure disease.

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Paula C. I have never used Digestacute...but I'm considering it because I've had psoriasis since I was 11. I'm 51 now. I read the website and what it states is true...I've heard these things. It is very expensive, though. And what David F. says is also very true. Doctors do NOT ever give advice on natural cures. We're on our own in that regard and you know what..even if these pills are just "aloe vera," at least I tried to do something positive about my condition. I would love to hear from someone who has actually USED this stuff.

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They have a money back quarantee that if you take as directed for the minimum amount of days according to your condition and are not satisfied with your level of progress you get your initial investment back. I bought 3 bottles at a cost of $427.00, had no improvement and they told me to get more and continue taking the product. I bought another 3 bottles at the same price.No improvement after 7 months on it.They gave me 90 days and after that I was supposed to receive my money back. I called them and they gave me a hard time. Would not give my money back!!!

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T N. they probably gave you 90 days because that's the amount of time a credit card will give you to dispute a charge. sorry to hear about this...

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