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Pherlure - Di-Dehydroepiandrosterone is a SCAM

Hi Everyone!

I am not currently a user of any of these products but have a friend who is and he intrigued me to look further into it. I did my own little research on the product he had, Pherlure, and here is what I found.

I did see a posting from a University of Chicago study on it, so, as one who is curious may do, I called the University of Chicago.

I made it through to the Mindy who is the assistant of Martha McClintock. Martha is a psychology professor and is at the leading edge of pheromone research. She is the reason Pherlure would want to have a University of Chicago study associated with its product as she is an expert in Pheromone research.

Here is what I was told:

"Di-Dehydroepiandrosterone is not a know chemical as far as they know. It simply does not exist."
"As far as they know Pherlure's story and claims have been fabricated along with this study Pherlure is using. The information was falsely produced and is not recognized by their dept or the school."

So, basically, they have heard of Pherlure and the study and are simply fighting against the frenzy of information out there that is false. I guess they are seeking legal advice on how to counteract this but in the meantime, as the university wheels slowly turn in figuring out how to deal with it, Pherlure is scamming unsuspecting people out of millions.

So, buyer beware as is always the case. Usually if it is too good to be true and the miracle cure seems like it has found you, it may not be what it seems.

I hope this information is spread far and wide so the truth can be told! Please feel free to post this information anywhere you wish.

I am also including the information on the school so you can have a link to the truth.

University of Chicago - Dept of Psychology
(part of the Dept of Social Sciences)
Mindy - Assistant to Martha McClintock - 773-834-7860
Department of Psychology: Faculty
University of Chicago Experts Guide: Martha McClintock