In this task, You are given an amazon food product review and its summary. Your task is to Generate "True" if given review and its summary match, otherwise generate "False".

Input: Consider Input: I love the Nativa brand, however, they always seem to leave out very important details on their packaging. I heard so many praises about how much better the Chia seeds are than Flax seeds. Upon arrival I opted to use these in my salad as opposed to the flax seeds I've been using. The Chia seeds caused the most horrible and painful bloating I ever experienced. Granted, I did use the full serving size, but since then I lowered the amount and STILL with even just a quarter of a teaspoon or less I get the bloating. I have since switched back to the Flax seeds which didn't wreak havoc on my intestinal tract. I am hoping I can find some way to use these seeds in the future because I hate seeing anything go to waste. My advice if you are set on trying the Chia seeds is to start out with a very low amount!!! And stick with that low amount until your stomach builds up a tolerance for these seeds.
Summary: HOLY BLOATING! Dont use too much in one meal!

Output: True

Input: Consider Input: After years of using synthetic sweeteners like Equal and Sweet N Low, I realized their long-term effects and wanted to find a good alternative. NuStevia was a lucky discovery. It has virtually no bitter aftertase, it's all natural and I've been using it exclusively for more than a year now. It works in both hot and cold beverages and comes in bulk and in packets for portability.I haven't used it for baking and probably won't because the chemistry of most recipes depends on sugar or something similar to get a good effect. However, for daily use in beverages, this product is very good.
Summary: Best stevia product I've found

Output: True

Input: Consider Input: After I tasted a bottle of Ocean Spray Cranbery product that was labeled "100% juice' in big letters and the word "cranberry" underneath I realized that it was way too sweet to be 100% cranberry juice. When I finally looked at the tiny dark red strip at the bottom of the label, I found that it was combined with grape, apple, and other juices. I called the 1-800 customer info line and asked if I could order the 100% cranberry juice from the website, the customer service representative told me that Ocean Spray doesn't make that product. When I asked for the percentage of cranberry juicr in the product, she said that she did not have that information. When I asked where I could find out, she said she didn't know. Truth in advertising? Their commercials show funny men standing in cranberry bogs. Give me a break. And if you are needing the cranberry juice for your health, be VERY careful.
Summary: 100% X-Juice not 100% X
Output: False