Ms. Consumer bought a weight-loss tea, advertised as "the dieter's secret weapon," that guaranteed weight loss of seventeen pounds in just twelve weeks without diet or exercise. This offer was appealing because Ms. Consumer's job and family commitments left her with no time to exercise. In addition, her doctor was concerned about her cholesterol and blood sugar levels. and told her she needed to lose twenty-five pounds. Ms. Consumer learned about the product, Healthea, on a national TV show. While being interviewed, the owner of the company claimed that his product was backed by clinical studies. Ms. Consumer decided to purchase the required minimum six-moth supply at a cost of one hundred dollars a month. After using the tea for 6 moths, Ms. Consumer had lost only 3 pounds. She sought legal counsel because she felt she had been taken advantage of and wanted to prevent Healthtea from continuing to make false claims. She also wanted to get her money back, but that was not her primary concern. The Federal government and many states have laws and agencies that protect consumers from unfair deceptive business precuts.

Prepare a legal Memorandum summarizing Ms. Consumer's legal problem and her options for resolutions. Be are to use the IRAC method and include the statutory provisions and cases on point from your research.