Read the sample advertisement. lose body fat and feel healthier with our proven supplement, edgozene! losing weight is easy with edgozene! just take two pills before each meal. you’ll start to feel full and won’t eat as much. no other diet pill offers what our product does and, if you buy now, you can get two bottles of edgozene for just $29.95! which detail is most likely to give consumers a false sense of security about using edgozene? for a limited time two bottles for $29.95 our proven supplement no other diet pill offers

The third answer is correct (C).

Supplements and remedies for weight loss often have many supporters in the US, a country whose population is increasingly obese. In this sense, for a person to lose weight safely, it is necessary to seek professional follow-up with a doctor and a nutritionist.

Weight loss advertisements may lack the impression that the product is safe, with phrases like "our proven supplement," which suggests there is scientific proof that the compound sold is thinner and therefore well-made. If this is true, the compound should be labeled with the approval of the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

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