110% scam
I cannot imagine what could induce reputable physicians to abandon their practices and become hucksters, selling penny antibiotics for $300 or worthless "weight loss" drops. (If I ever need the former, I'll simply ask my internist to write me some CIPRO "for a rainy day.") I am certain The Wellness Company will presently be selling "magic holy water" like Peter Popoff Ministries. (BTW, I have a suggestion that should be far cheaper than weight loss drops: PUSH YOURSELF AWAY FROM THE TABLE. "Oh, but I have GLANDULAR problems!" they'll protest--while downing the day's eighth box of Hostess Cupcakes.)

