Two weeks ago I read your review for Testo Fuel. At the bottom was a comment questioning the effectiveness of T-boosting supplements (google "Will Brink The Facts on Testosterone Boosting Supplements" for the artilce). I see that you removed the comment and then closed the review. Don't you think that calls into question your bias for reviwing a supplement vs. promoting it?

The only reason this would have been removed would be due to the fact that the product looks to be a bit of a scam. I've just had a look at the product and to be honest I would rate it at all. Things like that are just not necessary at all!

Hey guys, this could be my fault. When I first found this review on TestoFuel there was an associated link back to Scott via an exericse video that they posted as well. Upon returning to the site, the link is missing as well as the the name of the reviewer (but the exercise video is still available from other places on the website). And when I posted a comment to report this it was was removed as well.

Based on what I'm seeing this Gym Flow 100 is pretty dodgy and deceptive so I'm guessing Scott's affiliation isn't by choice. Let's face it, any site that uses Dr. Oz as a source for reviewing supplements is an automatic fail. The guy traded his credibility and conscience for a paycheck years ago.

Scott, my apologies for what appears to be an unintended reference to you and your site.

Hey @ChasinJason, no worries my friend. It was probably an ad that was placed on a video via "Adsense".

I only delete things if they are vulgar or disrespectful to community members. I always encourage debate, that is how we all learn more.

I am posting a video tomorrow on Testosterone. Would love your opinion on it once it is live! #HTH #SHFAthlete