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Australia is a High Income Country and this is a High Income trick worthy of the lowest of the low income countries.
Australia has abandoned scientific evidence-based medicine? Any one can say “Have used it and it is great” and that is all the evidence that is required.
If the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) does not take action against this (and ban it), then it should be renamed All Cons and Canards Consented