Revitalized Remedies CBD Gummies Reviews and Jenna Bush Hager Scam, Explained

This video is my Revitalized Remedies CBD Gummies review (or Renewed Remedies CBD Gummies) about the scam falsely claiming Jenna Bush Hager created or endorsed the product. Jenna Bush Hager has absolutely nothing to do with CBD gummies or keto gummies. Scammers are using her image and likeness completely without permission in an effort to try to lure victims to buy the product, all with fake reviews of Revitalized Remedies CBD Gummies (or Renewed Remedies CBD Gummies). These sorts of CBD gummies products often come with subscription charges of hundreds of dollars a month. The goal of the scammers is not to help customers with their health care by offering CBD gummies. Their goal is to trap people in subscriptions that are hard to cancel. That's all this is. Scammers have for years used other celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey, Kelly Clarkson, Tom Selleck and many more, none who have any involvement with CBD gummies or "keto gummies for weight loss."

I first noticed the fake Revitalized Remedies CBD Gummies reviews making the rounds in the form of a fake Fox News article. One of the articles claimed Jenna Bush Hager endorsed CBD gummies. Another article claimed Sean Hannity had some involvement with providing his review of Revitalized Remedies CBD Gummies. No celebrities have ever endorsed this product. Right off the top, I insist anyone experiencing health issues to make a doctor's appointment with a medical professional. Do not buy weird products in online ads that make false claims.

In my video review of Revitalized Remedies CBD Gummies, I show how Meta — the parent company of Facebook and Instagram — accepted money from scammers to advertise the product with false claims of celebrity involvement, such as with Jenna Bush Hager and Sean Hannity. Meta has previously accepted money for thousands and thousands of other outright scam ads. Any reasonable person would come to the conclusion that, based upon this data, the reason why they don't hire credible moderators with the tens of billions of dollars they report in quarterly revenue is because that would mean they would have to turn away many advertisers in the future, meaning less money for investors. Unfortunately, that's a no-go in the corporate world. In Meta's world, investors win and users lose. Do not order Revitalized Remedies CBD Gummies. Instead, again, go see a doctor.

In recent years, reviews of products just like Revitalized Remedies CBD Gummies have appeared online with other celebrities' names, none who have any involvement with the products. Scammers often make exaggerated claims of the different things CBD gummies can do in order to entice victims to purchase the products.

One of the better stories about CBD gummies scams involved Clint Eastwood. Scammers used his image and likeness for a few years. In 2021, he and his attorneys won millions of dollars in a lawsuit against alleged scammers in Lithuania. Yes, they found people in Lithuania who were supposedly running the scams. In 2022, Eastwood and his attorneys won millions more in another lawsuit in Los Angeles. In other words, there is precedent for the scammers' world to come crashing down, no matter how well they might think they're hiding. In this video, I feature myrevitalizedremedies.com.

Chapters:
0:00 Facebook Ads
2:37 Fake Fox News Article
4:54 Revitalized Remedies CBD Gummies Official Website
5:36 BioSync Solutions LLC
6:12 P.O. Box 228690 Doral, Florida 33222
7:04 Clint Eastwood
8:32 Sheridan, Wyoming Scammers
9:57 Searching Google
11:40 These Scams Are Dangerous