Monavie Health Club

Question: Did/does anyone take acai berry...?

(Posted by: Salt and Peppy on 2010-03-05 15:38:25)

I have heard good things about the acai berry. Then, my step dad tells me not to take it, that it's been on the news that it is causing a lot of health problems? I would like to take it for weight loss. I found an article about a woman that works at consumer products, testing acai berry for weight loss. Her results were amazing!! I would like to try it. Then, I got the warning from my step dad... If you have taken it, please let me know your experience, good or bad. Here is the link to the article... http:/ / www.consumerproductsdaily.com/ weather/ ?sid=PUL276

Posted by: Selena on 2010-03-05, 15:44:05

Take it from me - acai works! There's a free trial on currently at perohn.mysmartdiet.info , why not check it out, what's the worst that could happen?

Posted by: Harmony on 2010-03-05, 15:43:20

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Posted by: Denise on 2010-03-05, 16:24:04

If you read non-biased stories about acai berry, you'll find out it's just the new fad. It's benefit is that there are antioxidants found in them, but they don't exclusively contribute to weight loss whatsoever. Any diet product is sure to have ppl talking about their "amazing " results. Even respectable publications, esp fitness magazines look like they are promoting these products, when it's really that the companies pay for the ad space. I haven't heard anything yet that they are bad for your health, but any product promoting it as an ingredient is just hype.

Posted by: Ollie on 2010-03-05, 16:29:43

Lol. its okay.. Exersize is a billion times better, and water is better. its a bit shit