Tuesday, January 26, 2010
New Diet Product: Solution or Scam?
Nearly All Americans are fixated on some way or form on their body image, most of it dealing with weight issues particularly. Considering this and the fact that Americans spend nearly $19 billion a year on gym memberships, it is quite puzzling how two-thirds of America are still categorized as obese. Most experts say that because the solution to a fit body really lies elsewhere, in dieting and rationing control.
Dr. Alan Hirsch is convinced that he has created this solution with his new product, Sensa. Sensa is a tasteless and odorless sprinkles (called "Tastants") and has been thought to greatly impact the brain's subconscious appetite control.
During a six-month time frame, 1436 women and men sprinkled Sensa's "Tastant" crystals on all of the food that they ate, losing 30.5 pounds on average (15% body weight). Not only did they have drastic weight loss, it was all done without any special exercise rituals or diets.
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The only fault I have found thus far was the false advertising for a free-trial of Sensa... where one must pay $80 for the second (not so free) month, requiring all credit card information to be provided.
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Scams are a part of life, but they hurt the ones who really have a need. I hate false advertising almost more than I hate lying. They both affect people's lives in a big way.
ReplyDeleteThis diet scam should be exposed as soon as possible before people get swindled out of a lot of money. If the diet works as you stated, I wouldn't mind using it myself. I would pay cash for an item that was to recharge my account on a monthly basis.
I made the mistake of giving my credit card to EBay's work at home scam, and they gave my credit card number to four other companies who began charging their subscriptions on my card immediately. I had to file a fraud report with my bank and cancel that card. I was hotter than fire, and I called each company that charged my card without my permission and gave them a piece of my mind.
There is a reserved spot in hell for scam artist.
There will never be a healthy dieting quick fix or magic pill, the only healthy weight loss solution is proper exercise and food management. Fad diets and supplements have come and gone for years, I really don't see this making a legitimate dent on the diet industry.
ReplyDeleteThe reason for so many people having obese issues does not lie solely in the fact that people eat too much. Rather, obesity usually has to do with depression or some other form of trauma that a person has been exposed to in their life. Thus, over-eating has become a coping mechanism. Even though people spend an excessive amount of money for gym memberships, that will not fix their psychological issues.
ReplyDeleteAs Robin said, there will never be a healthy dieting quick fix.
Losing weight is a lifestyle change. Not a part-time detour.
if people want to lose weight the last thing they need is a diet. diets are short term changes that dont work. LIFESTYLE changes need to occur if your body is gunna change. and i agree with jojo.. most people use food like a drug. for these people a diet will never work.
ReplyDeleteThis is great. Sometimes people's bio-chemistry does not enable them to lose weight as easily as most people and this can be the way to really help them lose weight.
ReplyDeleteOk first of all diets are not worth it. Unless you intend on eating and dieting the like you are when your whole life then your not going to look the way you want.
ReplyDeleteI am skeptical of this, anything that is too good to be true usually is. Some people do need more help to lose weight than others. However, taking diet pills is only a temporarily fix. I have never known someone to take pills and not gain it all back when they stoped. It is best to do it the real old fashion way of watching what you eat and getting exercise. It might now be a quick fix, but it sure will be worth it when you reach your goal.
ReplyDeleteThis type of stuff just bothers me..If you want to lose weight, do it the normal and right way..Go to a gym and lift some weights and most importantly do alot of cardio..Eat healthy and work out..You will lose weight..I had a good buddy who was always heavy and was just basically lazy and tried all these shortcuts to lose weight...None of them never panned out so he realized he had to do it the right way and he lost about 60 to 70 lbs..That to me is also the healthiest way to lose weight..If I ever want to lose weight, I would not dare touch a diet pill.
ReplyDeleteThats kinda weird how a pill can make help you decide whether not to eat or not. People and weight lost has to be the top advertisement in America, for the fact that theirs always sombody that is trying to lose weigh or gain weigh or something.
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