FTC Charges Marketers of Kinoki Foot Pads With Deceptive Advertising;
Seeks Funds for Consumer Redress
The Federal Trade Commission has charged the marketers of Kinoki Foot
Pads with deceptive advertising, including claims that use of the foot pads would remove toxins from the
body; treat high blood pressure, depression, and a host of other medical conditions; and lead to weight loss.
In its complaint, the FTC charges that all the advertising claims either are false or did not have evidence to
support them when they were made. The FTC seeks to bar the defendants permanently from deceptively
marketing the foot pads. The FTC also asks the court to order the defendants to provide monetary redress to
consumers or otherwise give up their ill-gotten gains.
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