Have you or anyone you know ever tried Acai berry diet pills?!
Question: Have you or anyone you know ever tried Acai berry diet pills?
If they have not worked. Let me know which ones you have used.
I'm very interested in these things and want to know if they work.
Thank you!
Answers:
There is no medical evidence that the supplements work, and some people not happy with the way they're being marketed. There have been posts on these pages from people who have lost money not weight.
"Acai's popularity has surged on bogus marketing
claims, said Jonny Bowden, a certified nutrition specialist and author of several health books.
"Virtually every berry -- blueberry, strawberry, goji, acai -- are anti-inflammatory and high in antioxidants," Bowden said. "This particular one is exotic. It's found in Brazil. It's been marketed to have more of a magic ingredient. It's been over-hyped and marketed to death. There are claims to curing cancer, curing baldness that is all over the place."
Like most berries, acai has good nutritional qualities, but "there is not a drop of research" that supports marketing claims that it prevents weight gain and facial wrinkles, Bowden said."
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These pills do not work. The only way to lose weight is to eat healthy and exercise.