Department of Justice indicted the company and six individuals for bilking Americans of at least $100 million. Fraudulent business practices included sending consumers supplements they did not order, charging their credit cards without authorization. laundering the money, and mislabeling a product known as Rovicid. Despite the indictments and settlements, the company continues to advertise and sell its products to a public seemingly unaware of the controversy.
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