Climestra, Herbal Appeal Company claims independent reviews while pushing another company's product. Internet

I was searching online for herbal supplements for libido enhancement for my girlfriend, but I didn't how to pick among the hundreds that are out there. So I started searching for a site that reviewed these supplements and I came accross Herbalappeal.com

At first the site looked really cool. They claim "We are an independent website that reviews herbal pills that increase female libido naturally." But then after I started exploring their site, something seemed off. There was missing content in several sections and typos. It really started to give the impression of being a "shell site" which is made to look legit but with alterior purposes.

What convinced me this site was bogus was they say: "Latest News: October 2008. Our eight-week study found that currently Climestra is the most effective herbal pill for enhancing women's libido. www.climestra.com"

Ironically, they only list one other supplement on the whole site. When you go to their "pill reviews" page, there like 2 testamonials for Climestra and that's it! Some where on their site, they say they've been around for "years" and so I'm like "well then where's info on all the other pills you've reviewed??"

So, to be thorough, I went back to Google and plugged in "reviews-Climestra". Know how many reviews I found? ZERO. Google returned many links. But they all were either to buy the product, or random posts on weird unrelated sites. And every post was just this general description of Climestra, sounding completely like a company line- and even worse, many sites had the very same wording!

I emailed herbalappeals.com with no reply. Obviously this is a fake site created to push this product Climestra. The problems lies in the fact that this site is trying to decieve people and tell them they are independent and unbiased when it's obvious they are anything but.

Buyer beware if you decide to buy this product!

Flint
Lancaster, Ohio
U.S.A.