Dr. Axe WebsiteReviews of draxe.com

We all see this same response: You're mistaking the nutrition and health website draxe.com for Dr. Axe's company The Health Institute. This review should be posted on ( won’t let me post it) They are looking for a class action lawsuit.

DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY, even if Dr Axe seems like a reputable, God principled man....I was dupped thinking the person giving consultation cared about my health, helping me, NOPE she wanted the sale....after I gave over $1000 down payment, NO ONE would answer my questions, give me clarity, for a whole week!!

Waste of money. I paid up front which meant I received a discount but it also meant I couldn’t get a refund when I discovered how little I was getting!!!! Advertisement was tha all the supplements you would need would be included . I was also lead to believe that I would get an individual plan!! No, I got cookie cutter supplements and I had to add supplements. I had to do my on research on what I needed. Videos that were available each week were basics, poor quality. Live call with Dr Axe was good information but it contradicted my program and coach on several occasions. Supplements were quality but program is over priced with no guarantee or refund

Scam! Pushy salesman claiming to be a Senior Health Advisor. Read the other reviews. Please save your $27 for the useless assessment, and don't you dare give them $7,100 for the "program". I should have trusted my gut, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt based on Josh's website, which has been helpful sometimes.

My fiancé took out a $7000 loan to meet once a month for less than 30min with a "doctor" just to be told to take supplements and eat better food. All things she already knew and was doing. The biggest waste of money ever and a massive scam. They act like they want to heal you but scare and manipulate you into moving forward with the program. They only care about money, not you're health. Save yourself the time, stress, and money by avoiding this. Everything they talk about can be found and done without their useless program.

I enrolled in Dr Axe's program because of a cancer diagnosis. Paid $7000 plus. And I was sent the same supplements that I was already taking and my practitioner had a complete list of everything I was taking and doing 3 months prior to joining the program. I had watched Dr Axe's videos on cancer healing and how he helped his Mom beat breast cancer, which brought me to checking out the program. I should have seen red flags when I was rushed through the documents and told I would lose the discount if I didn't sign up that day. But I trusted Dr Axe, or I thought I could. I joined and received the Cancer Protocol and a Gut Protocol sheets to follow. However, they conflicted in what I was told to eat and supplements to take. And the supplements they sent were only for the gut protocol. But I'm told now there is NO CANCER PROGRAM. I really wish someone could tell me why Dr Axe is promoting a cancer program over and over in his videos if they do not have one. I've asked this question numerous times. And I made it quite clear to the person who interviewed me and told me about the program that the reason I was paying the $7000+ was to heal from cancer. I've been more stressed than ever after paying and then finding out I was required to order hundreds of dollars more of supplements that were not included when I was told all supplements were included. I really feel deceived and cheated by a person I had followed and trusted for 10+ years, Dr Axe. 😢 And worse yet, I didn't research this program because I trusted him. But now I'm finding awful reviews. And also that there's no way to contact him or his company. The only contacts I find are social media. No address, no phone numbers, that screams scam.

All the negative reviews are absolutely true. After the consultant asked me immediately if I would make a commitment after hearing about the program, it had a familiar ring to it. Dr Pompa’s initial consultant. They must use the same play book. Instilling fear in sick and sometimes desparate people that you might not be accepted, or how you may feel if you don’t join the program when it could have helped you. They both seem to have the same supplement protocol where you can’t find out the ingredients until after you pay then receive the supplements in the mail. What if there are things in them you are sensitive to…. Too bad. They don’t find safer ones for you, as the consultant said. They should be ashamed of themselves for dealing with sick people this way. In a sense some functional doctors are no better than the industrial medical complex. Money is the bottom line. I’m so disappointed.

I am writing to express my frustration with the challenges I have encountered while attempting to connect to the paid Zoom meetings. I have scheduled four separate sessions but have yet to successfully participate. I hold Dr. Axe's advice and expertise in high regard; however, my experience has been disappointing. Thus far, I have only received automated emails and text messages, with no genuine support provided to assist me in connecting to the meetings. Unfortunately, my initial absence was due to a personal matter—my father suffered a stroke, which prevented me from attending. On one occasion, the host had to cancel the meeting, and during two other scheduled sessions, I waited for over an hour without the meeting starting. I consistently receive automated messages to reschedule, but there seems to be no option for direct support to resolve these connection issues. I have requested a refund and await a response regarding this matter. I genuinely hoped that these meetings would be beneficial, but my experience has led me to question the legitimacy of the service provided.