Pineal XT Reviews Are Fake. Here's My Pineal XT Review About the '30-Second Routine' Scam
This video is my Pineal XT review regarding the product circulating in sponsored posts on Facebook, which have all the makings of being part of a scam rather than something legit. One sponsored post from a Facebook page named Allan Textor featured a Pineal XT review with the text caption, "Secret video reveals how American scientists discovered a method centered on the pineal gland. Able to unlock unlimited abundance and prosperity in 30 seconds through a mystical portal within you. Click on 'Watch More' to discover the 1% you need to access this portal."
According to the fake Pineal XT review, all of this scam ends up with a bottle of pills. So after promising "unlimited abundance and prosperity," the supposed big secret is a bottle of pills. Yes, I know. It's hilarious. On top of that, you'll never be able to find out who makes the pills or where they come from. You probably will also have a difficult time figuring out what's in the Pineal XT pills. Would you really consume something scammy if you didn't know what it was? I don't see why anyone would, seeing as it could be incredibly dangerous to consume something with unknown origins.
The Pineal XT review in the sponsored post showed a strange deepfake video of an old man wearing a hat and making insanely wild claims. The AI-generated narrator voice in the video said, "If you are watching this video before midnight on August 30th, 2024, you'll be the first multi-millionaire in your family. Listen to what I have to say very carefully. Karma is real. Don't underestimate it. There is something you need to know." The fake old man in the fake Pineal XT review then talked about how to "raise your mental consciousness to a higher level." He also mentioned how anyone making a purchase would be able to access "the CIA's secret 30-second experiment that opens a mystical portal within you that unlocks unlimited abundance and prosperity." Please always remember that if an online offer seems too good to be true, it probably is.
The fake Pineal XT review led to a website falsely claiming, "Harvard: Toxic Shell In Your Brain Is Sabotaging Your Manifestation (This 30-Second Method Unblocks It To Activate Unlimited Abundance and Wealth)." The website also says the product can "awaken your third eye," and, "Designed to help support healthy body function, promotes proper pineal gland function and supports energy levels." Even stranger, a pop-up on top of a video on the official website said, "WAIT! In Just 02:00... I'll reveal a weird, 30-second routine you can do to activate your pineal gland! Once you activate your pineal gland, you will be able to effortlessly attract wealth and abundance, for the rest of your life! You won't believe how simply it is to do, right from the comfort of your home. Keep watching to discover how to activate your pineal gland!"
The Pineal XT website said they received an average 5-star rating with 11,388 reviews, which was a lie. Also, they falsely claimed someone named "Eric Thompson" runs the company and also that prominent news organizations including CBS News, ABC, NBC and Fox all reported on the product. None of those news organizations ever said a word about Pineal XT. And let's not forget the nonsense about using AI-created images for people's faces next to "verified purchase" reviews.
Instead of buying weird pills online, please just pay a visit to a medical professional. Make a doctor's appointment. Don't buy weird stuff online.
Chapters:
0:00 Pineal XT Reviews Scam
0:28 Facebook Sponsored Post Deepfake
2:00 Pineal XT Website and Harvard
3:07 Media Coverage and Bottles of Pills (lol)
3:39 Fake Reviews
4:12 Elon Musk and Bill Gates
4:57 "Eric Thompson"
5:13 FDA?
6:11 Why Fruit?
7:15 37 Inverness Dr. East 100# Englewood, Colorado 80112
8:36 Closing Remarks
