Dr. Axe WebsiteReviews of draxe.com

I wish I would have found the other reviews here before I wasted my $37 and my time on getting a "consultation" from an unqualified person who talks to you like you're a kindergartener. Saying I "may not qualify" but then later into the call I'm qualified based on my score (that they already had totals for) from the very time consuming evaluation you take before scheduling a consultation call. I even reached out to The Health Institute website to ask if this was a scam and haven't heard back. I feel dumb for believing that just because it was from Dr. Axe (who I think does a lot of good) that it was legit and worthy of my time and money. It's definitely not. "If it seems too good to be true, then it is" continues to be confirmed in my mind with this experience.

Was genuinely interested improving health based on Josh Axe’s promos. Paid $37 for a ‘consultation’ and assessment so to baseline my individual health needs. When my Zoom meeting ‘consultation’ I was disappointed to learn that it was sales pitch for a $7900 premium package to buy Dr. Axe’s pills and powders and meal plan. Please do NOT waste your time paying $37 so you can get this sales pitch. I did, got nothing for it, except an hour of my life wasted and a large dose of disappointment.

I recently attended a presentation by Dr. Josh Axe and was thoroughly disappointed with the experience. I paid $37 for a one-hour session that ultimately served as a sales pitch for a $7,000 program. The entire presentation felt more like a high-pressure sales tactic than a valuable educational experience. There were no exams or any form of assessment to validate the information provided, which is surprising given the hefty price tag for the follow-up program. The approach seemed overly generic, offering one-size-fits-all solutions rather than tailored advice or personalized treatment options. This lack of customization was especially concerning, as individual health needs can vary greatly. Overall, I felt the presentation was more about pushing a pricey program rather than delivering genuine, useful content. For anyone considering investing in Dr. Axe’s programs, I’d suggest proceeding with caution and thoroughly researching other options.

Healthinstitude.com is a big scam they charge you to have a consultation to sign up for a program that’s $7000 and all it is is coaching, you will not talk to dr axe they will not test your body for heavy metals or anything like that and all they do is ask questions and give you a score based on that. Dr. Pompa does the exact same thing they both said the exact same thing in this consultation about the cell inflammation and how nutrients can’t get in and how if you really need to heal then you have to pay $7000 up front without first even knowing if the program is improving your health or not.. it’s definitely a scam they are not trying to heal people they just want the money. Don’t waste the money I did. I’m warning you if anything try Riley smith on instagram he can guide you to a doctor that is more legit in New Zeland and actually tries to help guide you to feel better since the beginning and consultation is free! Don’t get scammed.

You pay $37 to get one hour sales presentation for a $3000-$7900 program it’s a big scam . You got some stupid score that means nothing. He is a chiropractor not a physician I’m so upset with myself for being scammed

I was super disappointed in this whole experience. Beware do not do this!!!!! Waste of time and money!!! It is not what it says it is. I’m glad I did it so I could warn others to go elsewhere!!! For my own health journey, I trust my own miraculous body. The Dr.Axe health coach that zoom called me was apparently so fixated on her manipulative sales presentation that she was emotionless and not flexible and didn’t listen to my experience, She lacked active listening and adjusting her communication accordingly and it was all about selling. I already knew 100% of what she was explaining to me. She never qualified herself as any kind of expert did not convince me that she knew what she was talking about other than what she had been taught to say.

This is a scam. I paid $37 for some information on solutions which all they did was educate on cell health which I was already aware of. Then they pitch a program and will not tell you the cost until the hour consultation is ending! It's over $7,000! You are buying Dr. Axe's supplements to remedy your ailment. You fill out questions. There is no testing. They use dishonest sales tactics saying you may not be accepted. There are 1500 people waiting for this program. You will have to qualify. I liked Dr. Axe and have bought his products. He needs to know that this is not good business practices, neither is it honest!

My experience with the $37 Zoom meeting/Dr. Josh Axe team(key cellular nutrition) was very disappointing. The explanation of the program was poor at best, never received a thorough understanding of what to expect. I asked about what supplements I would receive and was told whatever my assessment says I need. The only supplement I was told I would get was a glandular one and some others. I explained how the supplements I was using were effective, could you tell me about the ingredients. She skirted answering the question. I was told I would get a booklet about diet in addition to the supplements. The young woman explained other people have lost 50lbs in 4months. That was a bold claim and who knows where those pictures came from. Then came the price for the program. The hand-holding price was $7,147 and the non-hand holding price was $2,690. We began filling out the forms for credit card and the system wouldn't take a PO Box. So I said I wouldn't mind making payments, but refused an auto-pay. She said let's see if you qualify, so together we completed some paperwork while screen sharing. I told her I didn't want to take out a loan. She insisted it was only to see if I qualify to make payments. Later I repeated this sure looks like a loan to me. Oh, no she repeated. Then at the end of the paperwork I said see the clause I need to agree to? It calls it a loan. I told you this was a loan. She so innocently said "Oh, I thought I explained it properly". Hesitantly, I agreed to said loan. When the Zoom meeting ended I saw a text where you have to take a selfie/picture of yourself holding your ID to complete the loan process. I never did this. Instead I phoned the credit union 20 minutes later and cancelled out the loan. The next day I reached out to the credit union and explained how they are misrepresenting the loan process. Then after reaching out to a supervisor with Dr. Josh Axe's team to report the incident the young woman has the audacity to email me denying it. Good Luck! How trusting are you?!?