Oct 20, 2026 · 1 hr 34 min · 22 segments
Grab your morning cup and settle in for a whirlwind broadcast of The Coffee Club. From uncovering the most absurd demands of Hollywood legends—including measuring tape script feuds and personal…
Ronnie LeeHost
Janae WhiteHostSue BarronGuest
Drew Wrigley, North Dakota Attorney General, he's warning of companies offering unfounded stem cell treatments at free dinners.
So apparently what they're doing is they're sending, you know, things in the mail and inviting you for a free dinner.
I know, but they also include things that will relieve pain, a cure for different things.
It's illegal under the state and federal law to sell these treatments without clinical testing and FDA approval, by the way.
One of these companies, so if you get flyers in the mail from them, it's Freedom Regenitriv.
Yeah, and these are things, you know, when it's concerning your health and stuff like that, it's something you have to be very, very aware of that, you know, whether or not the stuff is FDA approved, if it's been, if you've talked to your licensed medical physician about it, that kind of thing.
It's because they're, just like you said at the top of the show, there are people and companies like this all over and they're trying to scam people because you're right.
I mean, they take advantage of people wanting, especially if you're suffering from pain or anything like that, people want relief and they're willing to do whatever it takes.
Andrew said, and this is quoted by him, there's a cause for alarm because these unproven products or therapies pose as a significant risk to an individual's health and financial well-being.
Drew Wrigley, North Dakota Attorney General, he's warning of companies offering unfounded stem cell treatments at free dinners.
So apparently what they're doing is they're sending, you know, things in the mail and inviting you for a free dinner.
I know, but they also include things that will relieve pain, a cure for different things.
It's illegal under the state and federal law to sell these treatments without clinical testing and FDA approval, by the way.
One of these companies, so if you get flyers in the mail from them, it's Freedom Regenitriv.
Yeah, and these are things, you know, when it's concerning your health and stuff like that, it's something you have to be very, very aware of that, you know, whether or not the stuff is FDA approved, if it's been, if you've talked to your licensed medical physician about it, that kind of thing.
It's because they're, just like you said at the top of the show, there are people and companies like this all over and they're trying to scam people because you're right.
I mean, they take advantage of people wanting, especially if you're suffering from pain or anything like that, people want relief and they're willing to do whatever it takes.
Andrew said, and this is quoted by him, there's a cause for alarm because these unproven products or therapies pose as a significant risk to an individual's health and financial well-being.
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