Androzene Male Enhancement Product Ad Claims Fail To Withstand NAD Review

Health Club Diet discontinues challenged claims for Androzene male enhancement supplement after NAD criticizes firm for relying on studies on ingredients, not the product. Council for Responsible Nutrition challenged claims as stating an indication for erectile dysfunction drug.

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Androzene male enhancement supplement marketer Health Club Diet LLC is the latest consumer health firm shot down in an industry self-regulation review for failing to link its advertising claims to tests of a product instead of separate ingredients.

The Council of Better Business Bureaus’ National Advertising Division investigative arm said Health Club failed to support claims, including put the “male back into the man,” not only for relying on ingredient tests and expert testimony without offering data on the whole product's

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