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The author hypothesizes that Activate is effective. This is because the makers of Activate offer a free month’s supply to customers, which they wouldn’t do if Activate was ineffective.

In order for the free sample to be in the company’s interest, the author assumes that the makers of Activate don’t get any benefit from the free sample, besides having potential customers try their product. Any hidden benefit, such as an investment agreement the company signed or an advertising contract woven into the shipping arrangement, would weaken the author’s argument.

The author never said Activate is necessary. It’s simply a supplement that helps people who may otherwise, for whatever reason, not get those nutrients in their diet.

Activate can still be effective even if it’s not the most cost-efficient. The hypothesis is about if Activate is effective.

Even if Activate doesn’t show itself to be “fully” effective in a month, it might still prove to be effective.

Activate’s makers ingeniously make money from the free sample. This gives us some other reason why the company would choose to offer the free samples.

We have no idea if Activate even has side effects. All that matters is whether sending free samples proves Activate is effective.

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