Also: Be On The Lookout For Your Own Stupidity

"Claims such as "scientific breakthrough," "miraculous cure," "secret ingredient," and "ancient remedy."

Claims that the product is safe because it is "natural."

Undocumented case histories or personal testimonials by consumers or doctors claiming amazing results."

-- The Techskeptic, giving us some of the quackery warning signs the FDA says to watch out for - which, of course, can be found on almost all NewAge “alternative" medicine” health products - revealed on a blog called Effort Sisyphus.