AVOID THIS WEIGHT LOSS SCAM. How to spot fake before and after photos #shorts

This weight loss scam has been seen by 17 MILLION PEOPLE.

I was tagged on a page showing various people losing significant amounts of weight, often results that would be described as too good to be true.

So I decided to put on my detective outfit (literally) and see if I could get to the bottom of this.

This is an example of a full page that steals other people's videos, often changes the context or lies about how fast the result was, but ALWAYS lies about how they got there.

/"I lost 100 pounds in 6 months and clicked the link in my bio to find out how/" that sort of thing.

Once again, don't trust anonymous before and after photos on the Internet.

You'd be amazed at the number of people (and companies) who are happy to steal someone else's photos, alter the results, or lie about the timeline, then use it to sell you something which you don't need.

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