Not sure if real, but...

[Pseudonym]

Facebook's getting sick of the ego selfie? Surely not!

 

[AuntMaud]

Holy shit, at first I thought no way that is real.
Then I googled it...

 

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We do not allow ad images which relate to:

-“Before and after” comparisons
-Predominant focus on a specific body part without the model's face being visible
-Pinching/touching a specific body part
-Wearing too lose/tight clothes to show weight loss / weight gain
-Obese people consuming unhealthy food
-Images of unexpected results
-Images that show a type of body weight as being perfect or undesirable
- Images of weighing scale in any context
- Tape measure around any body part
- Excessive focus on a specific body part
-Focus on pain points

Please note that we don't allow images that promote an ideal body/physical image (i.e. before and after images), irrespective of the nature of the product. If you'd like to create new ads, please make sure to choose an image that complies with all guidelines.

 

[jimmybro1]

Posting selfies again Pseudo

[Pseudonym]

I would, but I'm not allowed. My physique is just too ideal for Facebook.

 

(Nah, that was someone else's advert getting the smackdown from Facebook.)

[soundsgood]

Yeah we are unable to promote any of the fat loss or muscle gaining benefits of Muscle Fuel at all.  Imagery or text 

So we focus on the Health aspect and convenience