Have no clue.
Maybe as was on the second floor of this building, not enough "believers", the owner had this attitude I took as "out to make a buck" new business, and no matter if it worked or not, and she did not care; as I had a business owner below her ask if she had read the reports out of the Uk or done any research on her own. Wouldnt respond. Was $35 a shot. I had done some searches at the time and found lots of scam claims out of the UK. If it does not seem medically and atomically impossible I hold major doubt. On U.S. Health sites on the net there are those who still believe [or the posts/comment are manufactured for sales] the pads work but in going to the MayoClinic site found there is no science here to support.
Usually these things are all fads. People can be made to believe just about anything. There is no law against thinking something works and psychologically believing you are healed. Hope sold Obama..Hope and Change with nothing to support his remedies.
The net and tv, both are flooded with all these drop the stomach weight immediately with this pill only sold from the manufacturer--usually after the holidays when people are most susceptible.
Anatomically
I read your first post as that the business went out of business because of you.
I’m surprised people buy into these things; I agree that they are just fads. The thing with Princess Diana was just too much. That can’t be good for you.