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Question: Herbalife diet is good or bad for health?

(Posted by: on 2012-01-24 02:28:29)

Posted by: мiѕѕ кiѕѕgoddєѕѕ on 2012-01-24, 02:31:33

Herbalife ShapeWorks programs are designed for the individual. Everyone gains and loses weight in a unique fashion. So personalizing the program is the key to success. That means different products work differently for different people. The core product is called "Formula 1 nutritional shake mix. " F1 is a protein based shake mix designed to be used as a meal replacement. The programs also include herbal supplements and vitamins to target specific weight loss needs. Such as increasing metabolism, burning fat, eliminating fluid retention and building energy. For instance Cell Activator includes a blend of select botanicals and herbs to support cellular activity and enhance nutrient absorption. Krebs Cycle Intermediates helps your cells generate ATP to provide the energy the body needs. Amino acids play a vital role in metabolism. The gist here is that boosting your metabolism and building energy are important to burning fat. Okay, getting back on topic there may be side effects associated with certain ingredients in Herbalife products. Fortunately the USDA requires any such warnings be included on the product label. You should always inspect the product label for any over the counter weight loss supplement. Here is a notice on the Herbal Concentrate green tea mix by Herbalife. Notice: Anyone, especially children and pregnant or lactating women should consult a physician before considering any weight control program. Where ever possible I have included the product labels on the webpages. But that is not all I've done. I also own 2 great books the "Herbal Products Reference Guide " and Herbalife's Physicians Reference Guide. Most of the medicinal information in this website comes from these 2 books. While it would not be possible to describe every side effect from Herbalife products there are 2 very important ones that I can mention. Caffeine - some products contain caffeine as a metabolism booster. If you are allergic to caffeine you will not want to consume those products. Protein - some people are allergic to concentrated protein. The body has protein in every single cell so this doesn't make sense. The problem occurs when too much protein upsets the balance in the bodies ability to process protein. On a positive note, while Herbalife can't guarantee you will lose weight with their products that is the most desired side effect. So as long as you don't have any medical restrictions in your diet then Herbalife products will work fine for you. But wait there's more. Other side effects include more energy, boosted metabolism and fat loss. I can personally endorse the Herbalife products. But, it is important to know that Herbalife has a "Nutrition and Science Advisory Board " comprised of leading nutrition physicians including one Nobel Laureate. So rest assured that Herbalife products are scientifically formulated to produce desired side effects while posting warnings about any ill side effects as required. decide it for your self .. have your guidelines when making the decicions since it varies from age, health condition, weight, etc... see full article at:

Posted by: cherie blair on 2012-01-24, 03:31:55

Load of utter rubbish you are wasting your money unnatural food is just wha it is

Posted by: EddySays on 2012-01-24, 19:17:39

I know several people that have tried Herbalife, Isagenix, Nanci, Nutrilite, and Advocare weight loss supplements. They all weight the same or more than when they tried them. Alli is the only over the counter weight loss product approved by the FDA. There are only two prescription weight loss medications approved. Do you think that if any of them REALLY worked we would have a $60 billion a year industry in "weight loss " supplements? The big three pharmaceuticals would dominate the market. Approved or otherwise, none of these weight loss supplements guarantee anything unless you establish a healthy diet and exercise program. So why not just establish a healthy diet and exercise program and keep your money? You will be spending somewhere between $10 and $30 per day on products that are not approved or guaranteed to do anything! The only weight loss supplement I recommend is a basic multivitamin. $300 to $900 per month would get you a premier spa membership and the positive feeling that comes from working out and feeling healthier. All of the above mentioned diet products are "multi level marketing " or "work from home " programs. I think these products are the worst since they exploit both the desires of people to lose weight and to make money. Hopefully you haven't signed up yet. I lived in a very nice area of Phoenix for a time. 90% of the "make money from home " signs along the roads were Herbalife when you called and finally got them to tell you. These companies are more concerned with profits than weight loss. As are all the MLMs.