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Ebola-C.

Before today, you may or may not have ever heard of Ebola-C. However, chances are that you will hear a lot more about in the days and weeks to come.

Ebola-C is a dietary supplement that was developed in the form of a standard wafer. The supplement was designed to prevent the breakdown of healthy cells within the human body. By doing its job efficiently, Ebola-C helps to keep those cells inside of a person’s body much longer.

According to a recent report released by TMZ, Ebola-C has been on the market since October 1st. The developer of Ebola-C, New York City businessman Todd Spinelli, claims that since that time he has sold over 14,000 packages at a rate of $34.95 each.

You would think that a supplement of this nature would have been promoted, distributed and sold all around the world by now — especially with the recent Ebola outbreak in Africa and confirmed diagnoses that seem to be spreading around the world.

However, there’s another side of Ebola-C that you need to take into consideration.

First and foremost, this dietary supplement has not been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) — which more than likely explains why it is not being promoted and prescribed in hospitals, clinics and private practices around the world as of yet.

The developer, New York City businessman Todd Spinelli, has claimed that Ebola-C can boost the immune system which protects it from contracting diseases such as Ebola. However, there is no scientific evidence that proves any of those claims whatsoever.

Why, then, has Ebola-C been able to generate so many sales and so much money in such a relatively short period of time?

It is because people around the world are scared of the Ebola virus. Regardless of the slim odds of an outbreak or the even slimmer chances of getting diagnosed with this deadly virus, millions of people are scared.

Todd Spinelli is just one of the first people to find a way to capitalize on the Ebola scare that has spread much faster and farther than the virus itself. The average person would think (at first glance) that Ebola-C is some sort of medication that can protect you from being diagnosed with Ebola-C. However, according to the details of the package, Ebola-C is more of a Vitamin C supplement than anything else.

There have been quite a few studies (and conspiracy theories) released online recently claiming that high doses of Vitamin C can eliminate signs of the Ebola virus in the human body. However, these studies and theories have not been confirmed either.

If his claims are correct, Todd Spinelli has already generated over $480,000 in revenue by selling Ebola-C for the past two weeks.

Do you think that Ebola-C will continue to make money or get pulled off the market due to the high level of controversy surrounding it?


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