I am clearly wasting my time here with bazza and christian.
You can call a placebo effect on everything from saying:
- protein shakes don't actually give you protein you just think they do
- eating often wont speed up the metabolism you just will think it to happen
- eating macdonalds will make you get fat because you think it will
It is highly unlikely that my product has placebo effects in boosting someones testosterone levels, lowering estrogen, increasing LH and FSH.
I understand why placebo's are used in clinical trials, but that is not to say this blood test and other previous blood tests are all flawed just because we didn't give another group of people a placebo.
Hell even one of the blood tests that we use on our website the guy told us he thought it wasn't working as he had no libido effects from the supplement, so where is the placebo effect in that, he actually said he went and did bloods because he wanted to get a refund as he felt it wasn't working, yet his blood test showed an improvement from 9nmol/L to 27nmol/L in only 30 days AND HE THOUGHT IT WASN'T WORKING!
Would you like me to email the customer?
I'll get him to repeat it again screen capture his email and what he said about him feeling it not working and then a blood test showing it did work.