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The Fat Burning Kitchen (Truth About Abs bundle) review
A $39.95 Mike Geary bundle behind a Fat Burning Kitchen page that advertises $10 on a 15-minute timer, with strong health claims about wheat, sugar and cancer and a 60-day refund.
Pass
The core problem is the mismatch between what the page shows and what the order form charges. The page sells a manual for $10 under a countdown that offers a 75% discount; the form for this link charges $39.95 for a different product, the Truth about 6-Pack Abs bundle. On top of that, the page claims that its food rules prevent cancer and cut heart disease risk to almost zero, that wheat and vegetable oils are 'killing you', and that a common plant food is 'proven to cause' heart attacks, none of which a diet book can promise. The named author, the phone number on the page and the 60-day refund window are real positives, but the claims and the price gap make this a pass for us. Anyone with a health condition should ask a doctor rather than a sales page.
- Price
- $39.95
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Readers who already want a Mike Geary nutrition or abs guide and will check the cart before paying
- Not for
- Anyone expecting the $10 price on the page or looking for medical guidance on cancer, heart disease or diabetes
The Fat Burning Kitchen (Truth About Abs bundle) at a glance
The sales page presents The Fat Burning Kitchen, a nutrition manual by Mike Geary and Catherine Ebeling, as a way to burn belly fat, balance hormones and look years younger. It reads as a long article rather than a product sheet: most of it argues that wheat, sugar and vegetable oils do harm, citing physicians such as Catherine Shanahan, MD, and only near the end does it list contents, with page references up to page 112 (protein bars, eggs, nuts, sweeteners, coffee, chocolate). It shows a '75% pre-sale discount' of $10 with a countdown of about 15 minutes and a fallback line for when the timer expires. The ClickBank order form for this link, however, is a different item: The Truth about 6-Pack Abs plus audio and video bonuses at $39.95, with the statement name FatBurningKit. The page also claims that the program will 'naturally prevent cancer' and reduce heart disease risk 'to almost zero'.
- Format
- Digital ebook and audio/video bonuses per the order form; the page describes a manual
- Price
- $39.95 once on the order form; the page shows $10
- Refund window
- 60 days on the order form
- Author
- Mike Geary, described as a Certified Nutrition Specialist; co-author Catherine Ebeling
- Countdown
- About 15 minutes for the '75% discount' on the page
- Seller
- TruthAboutAbs.com, Mike Geary; phone number and support email on the site, no company address seen
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- mikegeary1
Ten dollars on the page, $39.95 on the form
The page advertises $10 behind a 15-minute countdown, while the order form charges $39.95 for a differently named bundle.
For pricing honesty we give 2.5.
Cancer and heart disease promises
The page says the program will naturally prevent cancer and cut heart disease risk to almost zero, and calls a common plant food proven to cause heart attacks.
For claim discipline we give 2.0.
A long article, a short contents list
The contents appear late as page-referenced topics, and the item on the form is a different product from the one described.
For offer clarity we give 5.0.
Sixty days
The form shows a 60-day refund window for the digital bundle.
For refund terms we give 8.0.
Author named, company not
Mike Geary is named with credentials and the site lists a phone number, but no company name or street address appears in the text we read.
For vendor transparency we give 5.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- 60-day refund window
- Named author with stated credentials
- Contents listed by topic with page numbers
- Phone number on the page
What does not
- Page price of $10 versus $39.95 on the form
- Cancer and heart disease promises
- 15-minute countdown pressure
- Product on the form differs from the page
The Fat Burning Kitchen (Truth About Abs bundle) FAQ
Is The Fat Burning Kitchen legit?
The order form is real, but it charges $39.95 for a different item than the $10 manual the page describes, and the health claims go far beyond what a book can promise.
How much does it cost?
$39.95 once on the form for a US address. The page advertises $10 under a timer.
Does the discount timer matter?
The form we read charges $39.95, and nothing on it reflects the $10 shown on the page.
Can it prevent cancer or heart disease?
The page claims so, but a nutrition book cannot promise that. Talk to a doctor about any health condition.
How do I get a refund?
The form shows a 60-day refund window handled through ClickBank.
The bottom line
The core problem is the mismatch between what the page shows and what the order form charges. The page sells a manual for $10 under a countdown that offers a 75% discount; the form for this link charges $39.95 for a different product, the Truth about 6-Pack Abs bundle. On top of that, the page claims that its food rules prevent cancer and cut heart disease risk to almost zero, that wheat and vegetable oils are 'killing you', and that a common plant food is 'proven to cause' heart attacks, none of which a diet book can promise. The named author, the phone number on the page and the 60-day refund window are real positives, but the claims and the price gap make this a pass for us. Anyone with a health condition should ask a doctor rather than a sales page.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, The Muscle Building Blueprint - Complete Package scores 7.8/10 and is rated Worth it.
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