Is a one-teaspoon-per-day product that targets the ability to live 25 years longer be worth around $3 a day?

Question

A 52 year old company that has a legacy of bringing products that are based on science, research, testing, purity, potencty and quality of ingredients, has developed a unique tonic that works on your individual cells to promote longer life. One teaspoon per day is simple to do and produces other healthy benefits for heart, brain and joints.

Answer 1

Who the heck would wanna life for another 25 years, its bad enough to watch old people now, who hate be alive because their old and can't get around and can't see or hear.

Answer 2

I would pay that price, if it worked.  It doesn't.

Answer 3

If it works that's a small price, but where is the evidence? There is so much hype and B.S. on the net that makes it very hard to work out what is real and what is a money making scheme.  For my money I would have to be convinced beyond a shadow of doubt before I parted with my hard earned bucks. I have been around far too long and don't trust anything without scientific backup. If the company can show you absolute proof of peer review by a respected science journal or respected scientists then I would say go for it otherwise stay clear and save your money. The end decision is yours and it's your money and if you feel like trying it, well good luck I hope it works.