Weight Loss?? What Weight Loss??
By allie63078 onI was browsing the weight loss section at Walgreens a couple weeks ago and saw that they had Relacore on sale for $19.99.I have never taken it before, but have seen the ads on tv & online and decided to give it a shot.I should have known I'd be throwing money down the drain.This supplement claims to not only help you lose weight (when in combination with a sensible diet) but it also is said to be a stress reducer/mood elevator.
Well, I've been taking it faithfully, along with all the water you have to drink and eating sensibly.So far, I haven't noticed any real results.I haven't lost any weight and I guess since my moods are fairly regular anyway, I haven't noticed that I've been any less tense or less stressed than usual.I certainly don't have any more mid-day energy than usual.
Oh well, lesson learned...just eat right and exercise daily & save your money.
I love how all these type of products get you to think that little pill will work wonders! It is all the water, proper diet and exercise that makes you lose weight. You just need to reduce calories and exercise more....they make a fortune off people hoping that this is the cure all for weight loss. Sorry you lost your hard earned money with them.
I think that is basically how they all work. Seems they always come with that disclaimer " proper diet and exercise plan". i want one that say "NO DIET AND EXERCISE PLAN NEEDED!" Then, i'll buy it!
I have always wanted to try this, but have been to afraid. Now I can just pass! Thanks!
I was going to give this a shot. I know now to just save my money, thanks for sharing.
The infomercials make this look so good!!!
It sucks when something doesn't work right. But losing weight it boils down to good ole excersice and sensible eating. Thanks for sharing.
I honestly think that most of these weight loss products that tell you to "eat right and exercise" rely totally on that - that if you start eating better and working out you will lose some weight. :)
I was taken in by this stuff, too. Good job educating those who might want to try it.