No, Google Scholar includes peer-reviewed papers plus theses, books, preprints, conference items, patents, and court opinions.

Yes, Google Scholar surfaces many peer-reviewed articles, but the index also includes books, theses, reports, and more.

GOLO reviews point to modest weight loss from the eating plan, while proof for the Release pill stays limited and mixed.

Yes—some people lose weight on the GOLO plan, but claims for the Release supplement lack strong independent proof.

GOLO results vary; a small 13-week trial showed modest loss, but broad, independent proof is limited and habits still drive weight change.

Yes, Flex Belt–style EMS can firm abs a bit; it won’t burn belly fat or replace training.

GOLO can help some people lose a few pounds with diet changes, but independent proof is limited and mixed across small studies.

Yes, Glamory micro-infusion can boost glow and smoothness for some users, but results and buyer experiences vary widely.

Yes, Glamory’s micro-infusion can help skin look smoother short-term, but results vary and safe use matters most.

Genucel reviews point to mixed outcomes; peptide-rich formulas can ease puffiness for some users, but results vary with product, skin, and use.