As much as it's advertised as another "quick fix" for something important in life, I will not be surprised to see a string of follow up products offered by this jackass.
Same shit with the dating how-to people. There's always a "better" product after another, until you realize they're charging customers about a 1000 bucks total for what they could compress in a single book. Most of their stuff is NOT original.
PS It seems like all the quick fix scam artists use the exact same format to advertise their products. It's always a single page with a long, narrow margin of text running in the middle with a lot of highlighted phrases used to catch your attention. The seller's personal signature is usually at the bottom (BTW it's not their real name most of the time). I wonder if they all got their format from the same source, seriously. They probably did, although I'm too lazy to look into it right now.