Well, you posted the direct link to the program and all I see are red flags. “What the industry doesn’t want you to know!”
Or, “boost your metabolism.” What if I have Graves’ disease, and I don’t want to be boosting my metabolism? There is no substance behind these statements, it’s all marketing
It’s not specifically scammier or more gimmicky than any other “we know the secret to a better you” program. What I can see from about 2 minutes of digging is that the owner has no real substantive nutrition expertise beyond an online certificate from an organization founded by another celebrity “nutritionist” with no relevant qualifications who keeps the company of the ilk of Dr. Oz.