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Specific weight loss guarantee with timeframe is prohibited on TikTok Shop and Amazon as a misleading health claim. Quantified promises like "lose X lbs in X days" violate FTC advertising guidelines.

Dietary supplements cannot receive FDA pre-market approval under DSHEA. This claim is factually false and violates both Amazon's Listing Standards and TikTok Shop's Regulatory Claims policy.

"Cures" and "treats" are drug claim language prohibited for supplements. These terms imply medicinal efficacy requiring FDA drug approval, which a supplement cannot obtain.

Direct reference to Nike trademark (USPTO Registration #73101356). "Nike-inspired" still constitutes trademark use and is prohibited on Amazon and TikTok Shop.

Fake urgency language ("Buy NOW", "last 12 bottles") is prohibited by TikTok Shop's anti-deceptive marketing rules and Amazon's Listing Standards. False scarcity claims can result in listing suppression.

Specific percentage-based health efficacy claims require clinical substantiation. Without citing a peer-reviewed study, this constitutes an unsubstantiated claim under FTC guidelines.

"Just Do It" is Nike's registered slogan (USPTO). Using a brand's well-known slogan — even without the brand name — can constitute trademark infringement.