Synocell Reviews 

I am very disappointed that I had to watch a 30 min video that never delivered on it's promise. It has fake reviews and it never promises the things he says he will show. Just another huckster. Do not waste you time watching this.

Just another scam like all the mass produced videos out there. There should be some regulation to stop these videos. I would never go to this doctor thinking he is a liar and con artist.

He promises info throughout the video; but never delivers. It's a psychological trick to suck people in.

The info needed in this pitch could have been presented in less that 3 minutes.

The doctor lies about what the video is going to be about. The doctor lies about how long the video will be (the promised 30 second video is around 30 minutes in reality). The information prior to the video says that they will disclose a 30 second technique to relieve pain that they never disclose. The doctor, if he really is one, pretends that he created this product due to his incredible empathy for people who are in chronic pain, but really he is just hawking another supplement that, also contrary to what he says, is NOT affordable for most people, but will no doubt be a very lucrative endeavor for him. The “reviews” at the end are clearly fake (for the reasons noted by an earlier reviewer on this site). This entire presentation is another predatory sales pitch to people who are in serious pain…and the doctor should really reconsider whether he is truly following the Hippocrates Oath that he mentions in the video. Another scam artist…as if we needed another!

Question to Trust Pilot—how did two 1 star reviews and one 2 star review equal an average of three stars?

It's just another highly produced ad for selling a product. It's emotional reminders of all the things one cannot do because of pain is a slick tactic used over and over for the basic natural antiinflammatories. But in the end, they're not revealing a great secret to help you. They're grifting on those in pain to sell one more product that doesn't work. AND THEY KNOW IT.

After watching for almost 30 minutes they never revealed the 30 second move for pain. I quit. I can't trust any products where they lie to you in the first few sentences. Thank you

Firstly, they begin a video talking about what salt does to your joints...but after a VERY lengthy video, they never do! They also tell the reader they will reveal a "30 second joint restoration technique"...and again, never do! And mention a "7 second move to take away pain", and NEVER DO!! What IS done is a very good sales presentation, with very good information: And they DO reveal the ingredients in their product, but never show how much of each is in the product in the video. I know the ingredients they indicate ARE good for joints, but frankly, after seeing the label on their site, there is not enough of each to achieve their promises: I've taken every single one of these ingredients in higher quantities for YEARS and I still have pain. I think the ingredients must help, but likely not in the quantity in their 2 capsules. They siimply overpromise results. And they display phony reviews: One can see they are phony, as they all mention the "pain relief trick" or "move" is somewhere in the video (one says 5 minutes in; one says 10 minutes; one says halfway; one says 6 minutes; one says near the end; some don't state when: But the "trick" or "move" or "fix" is NEVER shown. The "trick" is to buy their product, apparently, and the "7 second pain relief move" must be filling a glass with water & taking the pills!!!........ These are all tips to the listener there is something fishy going on. As I didn't buy the product, I can't rate it less than 2, as both the ingredients & information given are good. (if the product actually has the ingredients as listed on their site).