Apteka Naturel is a website devoted to all-natural, organic nutritional supplements. They’re running a contest to find the next ‘Mr & Mrs Apteka Naturel’. To enter, make a ~2 minute video explaining why you should be chosen and what Apteka products reflect your needs. Winners get a product pack and chance to be in upcoming ads! So get busy making videos!
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This is… a bit different from the usual posts in the Health and Fitness category. Out of curiosity, I decided to take a look around the main site. The massive overuse of terms like “natural” and “100% certified organic” remind me of a saying: “Arsenic is all-natural and organic.”
Oh, I agree this is different … And I only did it for the ‘make a YouTube video for a chance … ‘ angle. I am not big into supplements as a general rule, and think the required uses are very limited. I wanted to be sure it was not a scam … And ultimately it is a fairly typical ‘all natural’ supplement site. The amount of regulation and scientific proof of efficacy is rather small for those things, which is yet another concern for me.
This is… a bit different from the usual posts in the Health and Fitness category. Out of curiosity, I decided to take a look around the main site. The massive overuse of terms like “natural” and “100% certified organic” remind me of a saying: “Arsenic is all-natural and organic.”
Oh, I agree this is different … And I only did it for the ‘make a YouTube video for a chance … ‘ angle. I am not big into supplements as a general rule, and think the required uses are very limited. I wanted to be sure it was not a scam … And ultimately it is a fairly typical ‘all natural’ supplement site. The amount of regulation and scientific proof of efficacy is rather small for those things, which is yet another concern for me.