Recently, I read a post with a link to a scientific article which was intended to support the “fact” that a product was found to be good for a named ailment. Curiosity got the best of me, and I clicked on the link. Yes, there was an article, but there was no scientific evidence that the product was good for whatever. Only the abstract of the article was available, but it clearly ended with the finding that there needed to be more research on the product before it could be deemed

Yes, it looks like Bo's computer was a PROBLEM in relaying videos to us for our Gogetters lessons, but the problem has been fixed, and we are moving forward with one working video a day. Thanks, Bo, for resolving this issue. Sorry it took a new computer, but look on the bright side--it will be there for other uses as well.

Last week was a great week despite the occasional bumps--videos that refused to work and negative comments on the program. Bo has convinced us of his sincerity in presenting the Gogetters' program. He is readily available for questions and provides answers. He emphasizes the importance of things, like reviewing all posts to ensure that certain things have been adherred to, and most of all he has provided detailed infomation on calls to action. Video included: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.co

Yes, it actually happened to me with my latest article. I must have done something right even though Google disagreed with my use of the word "from" instead of "of".While the woman in the picture looks nothing like me, she certainly illustrates my feelings. Thanks for all of your help Wealthy Affiliate members.