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stephencabral.com

Which Doc Bros push this product, how they are paid, and what the evidence says.

Lab test1 Doc Bro1 with a stated commission model

Vendor page: https://stephencabral.com/brand-ambassadors/

Who pushes it

  • Stephen CabralAffiliate link

    Compensation model: Affiliate commission, Ambassador program. Evidence

    Affiliate commissionAmbassador program

    This promoter also runs their own affiliate or ambassador program, recruiting followers to sell. Dr. Cabral turns followers into an unpaid sales force by recruiting them as 'IHP Certified Health Coaches' to sell his courses and services, creating a pyramid-like structure where the money flows back to him while others do the selling.

    Promoter scores:Manipulation 100Sales funnel 100
    How we know (high confidence): Brand Ambassadors (official), Labs (official), At-Home Lab Testing Kits (official), Free Labs (official), Dr. Cabral's First Lab Program (official), FTC: Endorsements, Influencers, and Reviews (official)

From the vendor’s own site

Pulled from the vendor’s website (high confidence). Their words, not ours.

Product categories

Lab TestsDaily Nutritional SupplementsSpecialty Supplement ProtocolsDetox ProductsWellness Testing PackagesCBD Products

Prices

  • Lab Tests: $299 – $699
  • Daily Nutritional Supplements and Supplement Packages: $29 – $399+
  • Dr. Cabral Detox + Daily Nutritional Support (Shakes): $39.95 – $299+
  • Dr. Cabral Detox: $99.00 – $269.00
  • Daily Probiotic Support: $39.95 – $188.00
  • Dr. Cabral Daily Protocol (Capsules): $149.00 – $399.00
  • Daily Nutritional Support (Powder): $39.95 – $239.60
  • Daily Fruit & Vegetables Blend: $69.95 – $329.70

What the site discloses

  • Simply refer friends, family, coworkers, or write something on social and you will earn a commission on every sale.

What the evidence says

Promotion is not proof a product works. Where a promoter also stands to earn a commission, treat health claims about this product as marketing until independent, peer-reviewed evidence says otherwise.