Is there a scam in the elderly health care products market?

There are many scams in the health care products market, and the elderly are one of the main targets of the scam. Here are some ways to help you prove that some health care products are deceptive:

1. Access to authoritative information: learn about the ingredients, efficacy, indications and other information of related health products, and access to relevant medical or nutrition professional materials. You can get information through official WeChat accounts, websites and books.

2. Prevent false propaganda: Pay attention to the words and tone in the advertisement, and whether there are words that exaggerate or promise magical efficacy. If there is a health care product that claims to cure all diseases, then it may be a scam.

3. Seek help from professional institutions: Some authoritative medical or nutrition institutions may evaluate and test some common health care products, such as FDA and EFSA. Ask these institutions whether a health care product is really effective and how safe it is.

4. Leverage scientific knowledge: close to the hearts of the elderly and guide them to understand scientific knowledge. Explain to them the body function, nutritional requirements and other related knowledge, so that they can judge the effectiveness and safety of health care products.

In short, we must be cautious about the efficacy, composition and safety of health care products. If you have any questions or need to verify whether a health care product is a scam, please consult a professional.