The Most Evil Medicine In The World
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This is part 2 of our investigation into Healy.
Watch part 1 here: • Exposing a $140,000,00...
Thanks to @greatscottlab , @juhnsteuerberater and Oz from behindmlm.com for their help with this video!
00:00 Intro
03:00 500k Bonus
07:50 Undercover
14:30 A Vegan Restaurant Owner
This video is an opinion and in no way should be interpreted as statements of fact. The word scam is a subjective term.
Sources: docs.google.com/document/d/1G...
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Just deploy wireguard on your personal server instead of using snake oil vpn ya dum dum
Your sub count scares me.
Feels like it's only hyped up on certain platforms. I, for once, have never heard of it prior to this video.
@@vivigesso3756I hope you’re being sarcastic, because otherwise these are exceptionally dangerous lies to spread.
@@vivigesso3756 There are no studies or any scientific evidence that Healy works. Mostly because everyone involved knows it's a scam. You're potentially complicit in killing people by promoting Healy. How about you just act like a decent human being and don't do that?
Certain platforms are targeted at more gullible, susceptible people. So makes sense
@@BrianJRichards 🤓
Advertising can get pretty targeted, especially for the demographic that's more likely to be fooled by something like this. You know, the kind that doesn't use adblockers, let's websites use tracking cookies to figure out what websites you visit. These companies' entire business model revolves around preying on the weak and the desperate, they know how to reach their audience.
As someone who is writing a thesis in quantum computing, it is genuinely hilarious how they initially claimed there was a quantum processing unit (QPU) inside of the Healy. If so, the device would be worth tens of millions of dollars, in addition to being the size of an adult male.
The same people who believe that 5g causes cancer are the same ones that believe some other type of over the air transmission can also heal you
there is no quantum computing
@@jetsetjourneysofficialquantum computing exists, it’s just not used for this purpose yet and it cannot be done in such a small device, quantum computers are as big as a room!
The 'quantum' is now as overused as 'artificial intelligence' which does not conform to any of rigorous criteria for pure artificial intelligence. but, neural networks sounds not so hype :D
@@user-ft9ul5ul5v i'm sorry but neural networks are a type of AI
Healing someone who is thousands of miles away... Jesus it's so easy to scam people, it's scary.
Those people are so desperate to get healing, eventually they try everything, it’s really sad.😢
@@xxxx-qo9dhno they're just gullible
@@brandon8900No. A lot of the time these people have tried everything and they feel failed by modern medicine, so they become more open to trying alternative medicine. If there's even a small chance that it could work, why wouldn't they try healy? They're just desperate.
Talking about the Plandemic and Vaccines ?
@@UnrealTransformer Go buy a brain please
Hearing the one anecdote from the woman who sold her friend with cancer the nothing device and she stopped her chemotherapy is crazy. Then she goes on to say it metastasized, like zero empathy or remorse that she basically guaranteed a cancer death for her friend
Cancer is a bitch isn't it
Ah, but "having the chance to enjoy going on holidays now" makes up for it though, right?
It's not like completing your prescribed cancer therapy with the chance of it going into remission makes any difference. Oh, wait.
These people are so heartless but word things in a way to make it sound like it is a better alternative. They really have sold their souls.
"Friend" aye. All that that woman had in the end was greed, thanks to this. They'd sacrifice their own dying parents to make some quick money once they're lost to schemes like this
as someone who survived a particularly nasty terminal diagnosis, I CANNOT stand people who push the notion that chemotherapy is some nasty, poison and you'd be better doing x,y or z. is it a horrid chemical? yes most of the time it is. is it life saving and necessary? YES! it is not up to grifters and weirdos who like to push quacky shit or veganism or positive mentality etc. etc. to tell people these fucking things that sound like unicorns and rainbows compared to the reality of the horrid side affects of cancer drugs when patients should put their faith in their doctors and medical teams instead of being sold these life threatening ideals from people who have NEVER been in their shoes!!! makes me foam at the mouth
"So did she recover from the cancer?"
"Uh. No. Not exactly. But let me tell you she went on a *lovely* trip to Barbados."
As a licensed health official, please do not trust things like this they are, at best, an expensive placebo at worst, a financial nightmare that can ruin you if you leave a career in an MLM.
the issue is people don’t understand this they have a very niche and certain demographic that are very subjective to getting swindled
I mean, frequency treatment, project waves across a continent and it still holds its effective original properties and “Quantum” sensors, really? Any single one of these claims should be more red than a Soviet flag.
@@hx5525If people would only hear these claims in an ad of the company, far less people would believe in it. But that is not how they find out about the healy. They hear about it from their friends who either believe in it or want to make money or both.
The licensed health professionals push "placebos" all day - what do you think Tylenol is 😂😂
@@BracaPhoto You can't genuinely be this stupid (It was a rhetorical question. Of course you can be.). It doesn't work for back pain, but very much so works for other stuff. Try reading past a headline next time, please.
The worst part of Healy is that people don't just buy it to "try it out", some people genuinely put all of their faith and hope into it essentially as a last resort, all for it just to be a scam. It's sad when you think of it like this, but its the truth.
Why are you everywhere
@@pikazilla2897probably just to promote their shitty black market website
@@pikazilla2897Bros a crypto robux scammer and then goes nd warns ppl against scams. Lmfao💀💀
My mom completely fell for this company’s scheme. I had my doubts about it from the beginning, and the longer she dealt with them, the more obvious to me it seemed that it was just bullshit. Maybe this video can help me convince her the same
Good luck with that. I myself have a mother that fell into a trap with a guy(miles guo) that wants to take down the ccp(chinese communist party) and made a cryptocurrency for which he made promises like it'll reach 100 bucks per coin then. Of course it never did. She invested 37'000 USD from me which could have helped start my life when I get a Job etc. This whole lying scheme also made her very aggressive and her ego is now the center of our family which isn't really good and she can control everything and take my stuff for punishments if shes in the mood for it so I know how you must be feeling.
They really got people hooked on this pipe dream 🤯 Wonder what the pic of poppy plants (4:37) in their “business manual” means......
Could you give an update how she reacted?
And good luck for the discussion with her.
hope your mom is safe and you managed to convince her
Same here. Luckily we're too poor, and there were two people at the table who immediately saw through it. It's like whatever I say is coming from a "stupid stubborn kid" but from a peer she actually considered it. It's not like she stopped believing in this health bs, it's just that she kinda gave up... and I'm glad... although also angry. It's like I literally have no food sometimes, badly need a new PC, and yet she keeps wanting MY money for stupid shit like this because "I took care of you when you were a kid". Gosh... Sorry to rant but just needed to let that out to a crowd that I know will understand. It's insane living in a town/family of flat earthers and covid deniers. In fact ever since COVID stupid shit like this has just gone out, and besides the internet, I literally have no mental escape from it.
Thanks, these bastards should be exposed and shamed.
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That Healy seller really used Todd Howard’s quote with the “It just helps” bit lmao
I think something important to consider is the incredible power of the placebo effect, especially in treating pain. There is a huge mental element to how we experience pain. This is why we see people claiming Healy reduced their pain. In reality, it's not the device, it's the _belief_ that their pain is being treated that is at work here.
And this is not to say the placebo effect is a bad or "fraudulent" thing in healthcare. Of course, pain is usually a symptom of a physiological issue that needs medical intervention (medication, surgery, physical therapy). But, especially in recovery and chronic pain, there's a cognitive element to it too. It highlights just how important it is for medical professionals to educate people with chronic pain on how cognitive strategies and psychoeducation can reduce their pain.
i was looking for a comment like this. so many people saying “how can people be this dumb” or “it’s an obvious scam” but to someone who is in pain and feels like they’ve exhausted all other options healy could make perfect sense in their mind. not to mention they specifically targeted these people and used very specific marketing because that’s who they need their customers to be..people who are vulnerable and looking for answers
@@ri9578 You seem to have missed the part where they charge 4000 USD for a placebo.
So glad to see this comment. The placebo affect can save lives. Pain is a mental battle. I've lived it, and sometimes hope works better than any chemical concoction.
Real journalism is still alive on CZcams!
It's been here still for a while, people just moved on to liking drama better, that's why these people blindly believe a vape looking thing will heal them
Channel 5 baby
I ate it and now I die in a few hours, so it basicly cured my depression
Where do I get one??
@@nickfisher4999just mix all of your cleaning products .take and post a photo and they will send you one
@@nickfisher4999 Eating any random electronics will have the same effect.
@@nitehawk86 MISINFORMATION. i ate a hex bug at age 8 & i am still here
@@serkotsins dude they always looked so crunchable
It's wild how scammers are like planets orbiting around us, making us the center of their universe. They're everywhere, sneaky and persistent, trying all sorts of tricks just to swipe our cash.
I love how the title literally calls it an "evil scam" and then the video has a disclaimer basically saying "for legal reasons, that's a joke"
Well played
Well these companies do for a reason have very good lawers
they have those to shh videos like this lol
they have those to shh videos like this lol
This is the same problem most people have talking about MLMs because many of them are just a Ponzi scheme and use technicalities to avoid falling into the legal definition of a Ponzi scheme, so you say it's a general scam and they sue you because "per the law [we're] not a Ponzi scheme". Take away the compulsory orders that show up whether you explicitly order something or not and oops now it's legally a scam, etc. Just one non-critical piece missing and now it falls into the legal definition.
well on the german channel they dropped an update. They got threatened with a cease and desist. But won in the end. So yeah they still tried to sue them. They told em delete the Videos or youll get a fine for about 250.000€. Fern won though in all points and they didnt have to delete anything.
It's crazy what people will believe in when they realize they have no hope. I knew a family where their father had gotten cancer and his wife was making him drink all sorts of weird concoctions because it was terminal. Eventually he convinced her to let him take his pain meds to go to sleep and she agreed. It was heartbreaking to see all the things she wanted to believe other than the bitter truth. She would've bought one of these if she had known about it. I hope mental health, therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, specialists of all sorts advance the study of the brain, stress, deression, etc, etc. People need that help more than snake oil salesmen. I just don't understand how MLM's can be allowed to run anywhere in the world.
Many countries have laws against them.
The issue comes with enforcing them. The people who run these scams are sneaky, and they're _really_ good at dodging lawsuits.
Thank you! Healthcare is expensive enough in many countries. Making videos like this which expose these malicious scams is incredibly important work for humanity.
The sad part is, once you're in the circle real doctors mean nothing and "hidden knowledge" is everything. It's extremely hard to convince these people otherwise. I'm speaking from personal experience.
Too bad the videos won't be seen by most of the victims
my ex was suckered into in a frequency machine thats similar just much larger. When my dad had cancer she kept saying "don't take the meds, use my machine". she kept wanting to come over to my place and get my dad to use her witchcraft device. Granted that relationship didn't last long
Some health professionals believe in the effectiveness of these products too. My GP, for example, believes in those bio-resonance devices that claim to be able to do most of the blood tests with one scan; blood tests that can cost up to several thousand at a lab. She even spent a few thousand on one but at least charges €50 per scan, but the saddest part is that she actually believes it is reliable. She even offered me a free scan to convince me but managed to scare the crap out of me because it showed that I was low in vitamin D, calcium, iron, and copper; also slightly anemic. I went to an actual lab and everything was within normal values. I went back and showed her the results. She never brought up the topic again but still works with it nontheless.
What country?
@@asherjackson4504 Romania
In that case I would ask about their license
Theranos?
Get a different doctor.
It's insane how still to this day people are gullible. I've been dragged to a couple of such presentations by my ex-friends in my past and have always called it out for what they were and the misbelief in otherw eyes has been honestly scary.
The way yall are tag-teaming this investigative series is so badass.
This channel is run by multiple people. This is what they do for every video. This one is no different.
Even crazier is the fact that this is the small Team. The Main Channel called 'Simplicissimus' is bigger and Puts even more effort into their Videos. Unfortunately its German so the audience is smaller. But the quality of the German Videos is still a bit better but i think they will get there
Love from Germany
(I apologies If my Englisch is Bad...i only learned it for a few years in school)
@@pugdaplugyour English is very good and you know it shut up xo
@@oceanlawnlove8109 ah fuck Sherlock Got me
This was a truly high quality investigation and i commend you guys for all the hard work. It surprises me how people fall for such "esoteric" things. Like, i get it, they don't like science & big tech, cuz they're not well educated, but even so, thinking that a shoddy device that clearly states that there's no science backing it up, is an actual cancer healing device, is really sad to see. Edit: added cancer.
It's not even a matter of education, really. People need to believe in something, to have hope, and nobody needs more hope than the desperate.
These corporations are on another level of evil.
Its mostly desperation. Maybe a "nothing left to lose" Kind of feeling.
@@glasprinzessin i understand desperation, but when i hear that someone stops taking chemo and focuses on these kinds of scams and then actually dies, it's nothing short of heartbreaking, even though i don't know them. Like i wonder if the family then thinks of the repercussions of using such ways, you know what i mean?
@@nefwaenreThat is exactly the point. They trust the device because friends or family told them about it.
@@miaferrari958 "It's not even a matter of education"
Can you actually back this up or are you just pulling this out of your behind? I see no way how a person somewhat knowledgeable on medicine, biology, and/or electronics could possibly ever fall for such a thing.
the Healy helped me of my back pain... I always had to carry around my heavy thick wallet, Healy helped me with that. Now all my money is gone and my wallet is nice thin and light...
Me too! I had a cancerous tumor in my brain my doctor said I should get surgery, but why would I do that when I have a healy 😅
11:25 it's simply vile to take advantage of cancer victims like this.
I prefer heelys personally, shoes AND skates what a deal
Lmao
Lol same
There has to be some sort of hole in their company's legality that can be used against them to file a lawsuit. This multi-million dollar HEIST must end, and the perpetrators must serve LIFE in prison for all the economic damage they've caused to innocent people
The conclusion statement was so well said, how do these companies always find people with so low moral standards to work for them?
How? Have you ever looked around you?
They're mostly from third world countries. Like, there's no way to say this without it coming off wrong but statistics are facts, if they have a Philippine or Non-English accent, they probably aren't pitching you anything legit.
It's often not about low morals, it's about these ppl believing in shit like this too
the final quote with the context removed to make it seem like it's disparaging Healy itself was such an amazing play. Also, the rest of the video was amazing, obviously
i too have never heard of the healy before this, but still this video is so important. thank you for your excellent work!
Remember in a MLM
Your downline is the product
I have a friend that buys all these shit. He bought a "scanner" for 30k!!!!! I got speechless. Basically it says it heals everything, however when his mom got a severe depression, he asked me for help (as a psychiatrist). It's sad but there are scammers and people willing to get scammed. He's an antivax bla bla...
@raulbeienheimer You don't sound like you're actually his friend. So unprofessional of you
@@BulkernatorKerbreal friends check each other on bullshit but I bet you don't have any real friends
@@BulkernatorKerbyou can say your friend is making bad decisions
@@BulkernatorKerblol the guy yoyr replaying to deleted his coment
Tell him I want $30k 😂
Kind of interesting that I've never heard of this. Thank the algorithm for not trying to sell it to me.
What an irony that one of the adds that youtube integrated into the video was for the QiOne. Never heard of it before, but it sounds very much like a similar scheme to the Healy.
I love these videos so much, they're so well made, well researched, interesting and it actually gets me to sit down and watch.
I'm so angry! I have chronic pain and I hate when someone uses pseudoscience to profit from poor people that can't afford professional help.
Thanks for your work. Fortunately, I haven't engaged with anything like this, but former close friend of my family was and it ruined his life.
how did it ruin his life?
@@user-hl5gb8mt7c he got worse because didn't get the right treatment and died after some time
@@user-hl5gb8mt7c If they were poor and bought the healy thing with their last money without the device helping, it can easily ruin someones life
Your narration is great. Reminds me of Kevin, the narrator for Defunctland. He also covers failed things, but amusement parks. This channel covers all other product failures and disasters I need lol
you deserve way more recognition for your videos
I went on youtube and saw how the device works. It is kind of convoluted. It is crazy how there were some smart people who coded and engineered the app and the device and knew they were going to scam people and did it anyways. It is kind of scary how people could make a good living by just getting a technical job but instead get greedy and use their skills to scam people and gain millions instead of hundreds of thousands per year.
Hello from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 ! Thanks for mentioning my country in this video. It makes me proud 🙂👍. The video is also very informative and structured in a nice way.
A Company like this, earning Money with the Hope of desperate People, needs to be denounced and then destroyed. And many of the responsible Folks should go to Jail.
hi i have heard about the healy before but not in such a deep dive really great journalism
Has the iilluminaughtii channel stolen and plagiarize this documentary on Healy yet?
As an electronic technician Id love to have a look inside one of these.....
As someone who is from Kazakhstan & currently living in the Netherlands, I can say that MLMs and pyramid schemes are a big issue in Kazakhstan due to a lack of financial education among the public, economic instability, and lack of trust in public institutions due to incompetence and rampant corruption
I can't believe that there are people so gullible to buy this crap. Honestly astounding.
so it 'works' at any distance on any condition? surely if that was the case only one would have to exist anywhere in any of the universes out in space and everyone would benefit, with no side effects or anything. wow, amazing product.
just remember, if something has zero side effects, it has zero effects full stop.
My scam-meter pings, like a Geiger counter at the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, every time I hear the word "quantum" used in a product description. It's right up there with, "Our customer service call center is located in Salt Lake City, Utah" or "Incorporated in Delaware".
Usually, if anyone says quantum anything, they have zero science knowledge and full of shit.
Take this rule: if influencers are marketing it, then it must be a scam.
Its not always a scam, lots of it is just overpriced brand stuff.
If it’s not a scam it’s just overpriced junk.
Excellent reporting. I never heard of this company until now. This is one I shall avoid.
I watched the whole video and I still don't even get what the thing even is. It appears to have a power button...
What happens when you turn it on? Does it beep?
this video is part 2. they explain in part 1 what this thing supposedly does
@@dmitriyarkadeyevichpopov1699 Oh, thank you. I just watched it. I was sad to find out that there is no information about if it makes an impressive "beep" sound when activated. I decided to not sign up to be on the sales team after all.
Frequency healing
don't get me wrong but i am relieved everytime hoog narrates the video
Is it because the other Guy has a German Accent ?
i look up to the people behind healy for the heights to which they managed to perfect "profit from the gullible, they won't figure it out anyway"
if this can be considered legal, we are doomed, lads
When I watched y’all’s first hijacking video I immediately thought this is gonna be a big channel. Clearly on the way to 1M subs within 1yr. Quality over quantity .. you guys are doing it right. Congrats and keep it up
Their german main channel is almost twice as big. They really know what they're doing and I really hope they're gonna translate some of their german videos, for example the follow up to this where they got sued but their lawyer tore everything these scammers threw at them to shreds.
Or their hour long documentary in collaboration with a german state media channel about several groups of russian hackers.
More people should be made aware of all of these dangers.
I'm a pharmacist from Germany and the amount of Germans who LOVE pseudoscience is astonishing. Trust me 😮💨
Naja, es ist halt die AfD, Q-Anon, Impfgegner Gruppe. Anti-Fakten und anti-Wissenschaft. Der Intellektuelle Bodensatz Deutschlands. Leider ist dieser Bodensatz inzwischen enorm groß.
Frag mal die Amerikaner, noch schlimmer leider
Great video! Thank you for exposing this
Hey guys, first and for most thank you for your work! These videos are very well structured and presented. I really like the in depth information you're gathering.
Also I'd like to propose a suggestion. At the end you're having a segment where you give your own opinion, nothing wrong with that at all. I'd just make it more noticeable for your watchers. For example the german info channel Mr. Wissen 2 Go includes this like a banner before continuing, so they leave no option open, that this could be miss interpreted as facts.
My best wishes to you all involved.
Thats hard criminal... why they're not in jail yet?
if Elizabeth Holmes and Gwyneth Paltrow collaborated to create a product
I've always been fascinated by how people can fall for stuff like this. Like what's going on in their heads?
Regardless of how one might feel about Terry Goodkind's later political bent, I think this still holds true from his first published book: "Wizard's First Rule: people are stupid. People are stupid; given proper motivation, almost anyone will believe almost anything. Because people are stupid, they will believe a lie because they want to believe it's true, or because they are afraid it might be true. People's heads are full of knowledge, facts, and beliefs, and most of it is false, yet they think it all true. People are stupid; they can only rarely tell the difference between a lie and the truth, and yet they are confident they can, and so are all the easier to fool."
Desperation. Feeling like there is no other option and they're waiting for some kind of all encompassing "miracle" to rid them of their problems.
It seems silly and outrageous, but really, it's sad. People desperately trying to escape some kind of discomfort that they can't otherwise rid themselves of.
wow you went all in on this one, great video
These kind of scammers are not new. They were present in earlier times also but they didn't had the reach to gullible, less educated and elderly people. The penetration of mobile and internet across every corner of world in every part of our life made these kind of scams bigger. Now they can install a seed of false hope through online suggestion/marketing gimmick while hiding behind the legal disclaimers.
They call it 'snake oil' because this grift has existed for centuries and I guarantee you they targeted sick and elderly.
Great work by fern
I saw the same product nearly 40 years ago. Frequency healing. I laughed at it then. I shake my head now.
Great investigative journalism
As someone who has depression, healy completely disgusts me.
And this is just the top of the iceberg.
This whole time I was thinking 'that name sounds dutch' and then 'that voice actor really had a dutch-english accent' And then you said you were from the Netherlands. Goed bezig!!! Ik ben al de halve dag aan het kijken, ontzettend fijne filmpjes!!!
Those AI pictures of the client you were playing were really unsettling
My friend is one of their great influencers. Many instagram and the likes followers. He travels to Dubai a lot, and many other places, 5 start hotels, etc. I never believed in it, I never signed up for it. He does VERY well for himself. Extremely. Money flows he is sorted for life. Rings alarm bells to me.
I wouldn’t be jealous. He’s profiting from deceit and misery.
People selling these things in general should go to prison for years
Or as i suggested in another comment .
Get a free r9x express deliverd
Most of them are propably victims too
The idea of a tiny piece of technology capable of "treating every kind of condition, physical or mental" is so ridiculous i honestly can't believe people who aren't extremely desperate or don't have much competence in terms of recognising scams would fall for this
Also, stopping to take medications because of this is just horrible
Thanks for the video!
And here I thought they were just sneakers with wheels in them
Maybe I'm reaching but I feel like religions do this on an every day basis by making people believe that if you pay, pray, and preach enough good things will happen
It depends, a lot of religions would draw the line before telling people not to use their medications and pray instead.
So long as you do what ever your doctor tells you to, praying to get better can't hurt, there's really quite a lot of evidence that it helps.
When you compare it to the placebo effect it's not difficult to explain scientifically, but it seems irresponsible to suggest people shouldn't do it if the evidence suggests that it does indeed help.
In the case of religions which oppose medical procedures or medications on religious grounds, I think they're extremely dangerous and should be made to stop those practices.
The churches are mostly the ones to make someone pay, abusing a religion for their own greed. The religion itself is not always bad. You can still believe in God and pray to have more hope and happiness without paying a church
That ad transition was smooth
I can't believe I've never heard of healy before, this is absolutely mind-boggling.
18:35 this part seems like a really great money laundering tactic.
4,5 million dollars for something "confidential" to a company which owner shares the same last name as the owner of Healy?
Marcus is filling his pockets from thousands, if not millions, of desperate truly ill customers.
I love this man, he makes my day❤
12:17 if you blinked, you may have missed the side effects article....
i did some filming for them in Germany, the scam was obvious, at least they paid the bill
CZcams ads algorithm really thought “They’re debunking a shady fake health device, lets advertise another”
That might be a sign that people who've bought these devices are watching this video. Can't know that for sure but it would be nice to know people who are seeing their ads are also seeing this video.
“An esoteric Steve jobs like figure” I have never seen your channel or anything related to this video before but this one quote actually made me say “oh no” out loud 💀
It "works" solely from the placebo effect.
Thankgod you’re back. Whoever this voiceover guy is, you’re voice really shapes up this channel
Pogger for the shady pseudo science healing magic thing, just like these totally real magic ion bracelet(now with more radioactive material!) and alkaline diet!
Pogger?
It was smart to break this up into two episodes. I probably wouldn't have clicked on a forty minute video, but after watching the other episode I had to follow up with this one.
I despise these kind of quack medical devices, they prey on the desperate and baffle them with buzz words assuming they don't know any better. The sellers that genuinely believe the claims are tragic, but the one who know it's BS are evil.
Already, it seems like a scam
I must be blessed... cause I haven't heard of this stupidity before this video.
13:09 it truly does give false hopes. If I were more naïve and didn’t know any better, I would be desperate to get one of these to treat my fibromyalgia. I am 20 years old, and I suffer with chronic pain every day of my life, the fact that they are taking advantage of people like me, who are more vulnerable and more naïve to the sort of thing is absolutely disgusting.. some of us are absolutely desperate for a cure for our problems.. Preying on people like that is absolutely disgusting and I don’t know how anyone can sleep at night doing things like this..
I remember in college a company called prepaid legal im glad i know its MLM good info.
You guy's are killing it!!!!!!! Unlike Healy!!!!
Well, Healy is also killing (people)
I'm very curious who is behind this channel..The content it's so well crafted and clearly there is an entire team behind this, but somehow it feels like it might be some already famous youtube genius :)) hahha
Its a german channel from the netherlands called "simplicissimus". They just expaned to english audiences ;)
and the guy behind hoog@@MrAtheistus
Oh yeah! You are right^^ @@mypdf
"For legal purposes, we are not stating this obvious scam is a scam."
Hell world.
This needs to reach more people
At this point I wonder how much money I could make with reselling glow-in-the-dark painted IKEA cooking timers 🤔
I won't buy unless you can garuntee the paints radioactive
Nice 👏🏼 I was hoping you’d re-release it in English
where is the non english version?
@@LM-MMM on Simplicissimus you can find a German version
@@LM-MMMyoutube.com/@Simplicissimus?si=GZE3zogVhzi9tmor
If you speak German I highly recommend
@@LM-MMMThere is a german channel called Simplicissimus.
9:55 genious marketing phrase
"Successful" MLM SCAMS like these make me really sick!
Can HEALY help me with this type of illness?
Just a quick thing before I even watch the video: I really really appreciate when creators put a quick identifyer and number in the title for a multi-video series. For example in parenthesis at the end of the title. Like "(healy pt. 2)" or something like that.
With this title I actually glossed over the video twice until I looked at the posting time, because I thought "Huh, didn't I watch that already?"