What are the evidences to prove that health care products deceive people?

It needs to be based on scientific research and practice to prove whether health care products deceive people, not on personal subjective statement or direct denial. The following are some methods or suggestions that may help to prove whether health care products are really effective or deceptive:

1. Reference to authoritative information: You can consult relevant authoritative organizations or professionals, such as doctors, nutritionists, pharmacists, chemists, etc., to understand the views and attitudes of these professionals on the so-called "health care products".

2. refer to relevant research: you can refer to relevant research reports or documents, such as the results of experiments or clinical trials on a health care product, to further understand whether the health care product is really effective or false propaganda.

3. Pay attention to the propaganda slogan: Many deceptive health care products will be marked with exaggerated propaganda statements on the packaging, such as "magical efficacy" and "no side effects", which may be completely false. Therefore, it is necessary to pay special attention to these slogans and try to avoid credulity.

4. Pay attention to the ingredient list: the elderly can carefully study the ingredient list of health care products to determine whether there are harmful ingredients or adverse reactions, so as to avoid risks and injuries to the body due to credulity of so-called health care products.

In short, it needs to be based on scientific research and practice to prove whether health care products are really effective. It is suggested that the elderly can pay attention to the above points and make rational judgments and choices.