First of all, we need to collect information about health care products, including their claimed efficacy, ingredients, manufacturers, prices, quality certificates and other related information.
2. Online search:
Search the names of health care products with correct keywords, check other people's opinions and comments, and judge whether they are consistent with the claimed efficacy.
3. consult a doctor:
To introduce scientific evidence to the elderly, it may be necessary to consult a doctor to obtain more information and evaluation on health care products and their claimed efficacy, so as to provide more scientific suggestions for the elderly.
4. Beware of false propaganda:
Beware of false propaganda and focus on health care products that call them "panacea" or claim to cure all diseases.
5. Pay attention to adverse reactions:
Let the elderly know that some health care products may have side effects, such as insomnia, stomachache and palpitation.
6. Recommend natural methods:
Encourage the elderly to adopt more natural methods, such as exercise, diet control and sleep quality. These methods are not only safer but also healthier.
7. Sharing scientific research:
Recommend some scientific research achievements of health care products to the elderly, so that they can understand the scientific research achievements of health care products and make more informed judgments.
8. Emphasize safety:
Pay special attention to the health of the elderly and emphasize safety. Old people's body tissues and immune system functions have declined, and they may be more susceptible to health care products.
9. Read labels and instructions:
Old people should always read the labels and instructions of health care products. If there is no label or description, then it may be illegal, and you should be more careful.
10. Building trust:
Build trust and respect with the elderly and discuss health issues and risk management with them. This will make it easier for them to listen to your suggestions and take corresponding actions.
In short, we should objectively and scientifically collect evidence to prove that some health care products are deceptive to the elderly, and emphasize the conclusion and safety of scientific research, encourage more natural methods, and build trust and respect.