Memory Supplement Ad Raises Questions: Is NeuroPlus Too Good to Be True?

A recent video advertisement by Robert Love, an Indonesian memory improvement expert, promotes his NeuroPlus supplement with a free book offer. The ad, uploaded on June 10th, 2025, has already gained over 1600 views. Love claims NeuroPlus enhances neurotransmitter activity, improving memory and focus. However, the lack of specific scientific details raises questions about the product's efficacy. "People notice the benefit in as little as three days," Love states in the video, but this claim lacks verifiable evidence. The video's heavy use of clickbait techniques, such as the promise of a free book, also raises ethical concerns. While the video's popularity suggests a potential market for such products, consumers should approach such claims with caution and conduct thorough research before purchasing.