We’ve all seen them: processed food products labeled “all natural,” sugary snacks called “low-calorie,” workout shoes called “toning.” While some claims about health benefits are valid, many of them are bogus or, at best, incomplete. When a company makes exaggerated or misleading health claims through advertising, marketing, or packaging, we call that “leanwashing.” And we want to help you know it when you see it.
If you’ve seen an ad or packaging that promotes the health benefits of a product, post it here, rate it, then come back to see what other users say. While you’re here, view and rate other ads, too.
