Comments on: The Truth About Acai and Natural Weight Loss

By: MotleyHealth

MotleyHealth — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 23:14:22 +0000

Hi Ann, you did well to look up the ingredients. This should be a lesson to everyone – never use a product without first learning what it is. These weight loss solutions are not medicines and should be treated with healthy scepticism and wariness.

By: ann hughes

ann hughes — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 21:34:53 +0000

I ordered a bottle of Acai but due to illness haven’t used the product—thank you for your update. also, I ordered and used the Zero patch which promises great weight loss without side effect–I was a bit concerned because they did not list the ingredients in the patch. when I received the patches, I placed one on my and my son’s bodies. the next day(today) I looked up the ingredients and boy am I glad I did—the product consists of fucus vesiculosus (a brown seaweed that is high in iodine) and Guarana a product that has the similar effect of caffeine only it is two and one half times stronger than caffeine. I’m deadly allergic to iodine—as soon as I saw the information I ripped the patch off of my skin. Also, both products are not recommended for people with high blood pressure, heart disease, etc. these patches can be deadly–people with normal thyroid function can develop hyperthyroidism –look up the symptoms—it can be deadly. Please do not use these patches. thank you, Ann Hughes

By: Surfbubbles

Surfbubbles — Mon, 11 May 2009 15:50:51 +0000

Thanks for the information. I have been taking Acai for several weeks and it certainly keeps your bowels moving but have not lost any weight but have not put on any either. I guess everyone is looking for the miracle weight cure without the work. If you know of any, please let us all in on it.