YouTubers making hundreds by way of peddling 'subliminal' remedies to Britons 

They promise to make you richer and more fit, however the one beneficiaries of a brand new craze for 'subliminal' movies on YouTube are the unscrupulous British film-makers flooding the web with them.
They promise to make you richer and healthier, but the only beneficiaries of a new craze for 'subliminal' videos on YouTube are the unscrupulous British film-makers flooding the internet with them.

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