Is Christine Brown promoting fake medical cures? 'Sister Wives' star under fire for claiming cure for menopause symptoms
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA: 'Sister Wives' star Christine Brown is facing criticism for allegedly engaging in 'false advertising' of her products. She asserts that her products can cure menopause symptoms, but recent revelations suggest she may be making unverified medical claims to promote her product, Plexus.
Christine recently uploaded a post where she claimed, "Navigating menopause felt like a battle against relentless discomfort hot flashes during the day, sleepless nights drenched in sweat, and mood swings, that left me feeling unrecognizable." She added, "I was desperate for a solution that could restore my sense could restore my sense of normalcy and well-being." Christine further stated the solution, "If you’re also seeking relief from menopause’s grip, let’s explore solutions together." Christine added a link to visit her site where her followers can buy Plexus products.
Upon investigation, it was found that the 'explore more' option only led to automated messages, lacking information on curing menopause symptoms. Without A Crystal Ball, reported, "If someone wants more information, they are directed to a website to read or watch videos from Christine, Janelle and Maddie."
Additionally, their products were falsely claimed to be listed as drugs by the FDA. Reports state, "Plexus is not approved or tested to treat any hormonal changes in the body. The product is not regulated by the FDA and there are no double blind studies to prove the effectiveness."
A user slammed the reality TV star, "Yeah I saw it and got a little annoyed as I’m struggling with symptoms and a year ago I may have fallen for that kind of advertising in desperation." Another claimed, "I stopped following Christine and Janelle because of this. All they do is push this product. I saw people asking questions about it and they never responded."
"Plexxus is a cult," claimed another. Another asked, "Since when was Menopause something to be "cured"?" "The wording ‘menopause grip’ is so wrong. What is a grip? Buyer beware," another awarded Christine's followers.
What does 'Sister Wives' star Christine Brown do for a living?
Christine left her job at LuLaRoe, a multilevel marketing company, before marrying David Woolley. Currently honing her cooking skills, she stars in TLC's 'Cooking with Just Christine' and actively promotes Plexus full-time. Beyond television, Christine operates a Cameo account, charging $55 for personalized videos, showcasing her role as both an influencer and reality TV personality. She has also authored two books, 'Becoming Sister Wives' and 'Hand Raised: The Barns of Montana.'
'Sister Wives' star Christine Brown shows off weight loss ahead of wedding with David Woolley
Prior to her wedding with David, Christine shared on Instagram that she lost 8 lbs in four weeks with the help of Plexus. Diligently focusing on her health, she emphasized the importance of good health, saying, "Amidst the ever-changing currents of life, our anchor remains the same: the priority of good health! I strive to ensure that my family and I are happy and healthy!" Christine consistently promotes healthy eating on her social media and actively endorses her weight loss drink while addressing various health-related issues.
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