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It definitely works, but let’s not call it a miracle worker. It’s an officially registered supplement here in the States. My only gripes are the nasty aftertaste and the price tag. In the US $333, for example, you might see it for $60 in places like Texas, maybe $55 in Florida, or up to $100 if you're buying it in New York
Just adding my two cents here—does this so-called Dr. Rosa actually have a medical degree? Because his prices are absolutely insane. He might have gone quiet because people are starting to call him out as a fraud lately. It’s not that everything he says is garbage—he actually makes some decent points—but he’s been bleeding certain people dry. For instance, my mom and I have been drinking Flavin 7 for years. We used to get it from Canada for about $38, and you can grab it in the States for maybe $40, yet Dr. Rosa is charging $150 for it. It’s a total joke. Honestly, they sell it way more expensive over in the US too; it's possible that company is linked back to Dr. Rosa.
Just a bit of advice: before you buy anything he recommends, go check what the actual market price is first.