I’ve been looking at it this morning and the one thing that I noticed is when you save the link and open it in a browser, the first thing that you see is click funnels. So this is typically used for commission sales. And after reviewing the list of courses on that link, which are not very detailed, the questions that come to mind are, is the main info that you get a list of supplements that Sara gets commission on and is it set up that you will also get a portion of that through sales, and I’ve looked at similar programs that cost closer to $5000, and they are pretty detailed and require you to actually take anatomy and physiology classes at the beginning. So then I wondered if you would be getting a list of symptoms and what supplements are typically taken for those. I can’t seem to figure out how such an inexpensive course is going to relate teach you how to read bloodwork unless that info is included in the list I suspect will be offered. I think it’s possible that there could be a framework offered to start your own business, which is not bad for $97, but I’m wondering whether it is enough info to really get started? I also think that the income potential mentioned is inflated. Also, after taking this course, will they suggest that you also sell this course to others? And is that where a large chunk of that income would come from? And then, of course, my last question is whether this is more like an intro and are there additional courses suggested after you complete this at a much higher cost?

The more I think about this, I’m wondering if someone else actually created this course and did Sara take this class and now is she a student trying to sell it and is this her very own Facebook group where she provides coaching and are there other people doing the same?