The Supplement Scam Bible

The supplement industry doesn't want you to read this.

After months of digging through peer-reviewed research, FDA safety alerts, and real industry lawsuits, PrimeDigger built the guide we wished existed before spending money on supplements that quietly do nothing.

Inside, you'll find 13 investigations covering melatonin, creatine, magnesium, collagen, ashwagandha, protein powder, vitamin D, fish oil, probiotics, biotin, pre-workout, and more — each one tracing a specific marketing claim back to the actual science (or lack of it) behind it.

You'll learn:

• Why the melatonin dose on most nightstands is likely 10-20x higher than the body actually needs
• Why swapping "advanced" creatine for plain monohydrate can mean better results for less money
• The real, documented reason nearly half of tested fish oil brands fail freshness testing
• A real lawsuit showing how one popular protein powder allegedly inflated its label by more than double

Every claim in this book is sourced — real studies, real data, no vague "studies show" hand-waving. This is the guide for anyone tired of guessing which supplements are worth their money.