Plexus Products

MarziPanda95

mulberry_xoxo wrote: »

Alatariel75 wrote: »

I think its shameful how MLMs like Plexus will tell people it will help medical conditions. It's one thing to say they help you lose weight (if they put you in a calorie deficit, then arguably they're helping you lose weight), but it's morally reprehensible how they will tell you that it can help medical conditions.

First of all guys, PLEXUS DOES NOT SAY THEY WILL HELP WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS. The people who say that are the ambassadors who try and upsell the product. My boyfriend works in compliance at plexus and they have a team that is constantly looking for people on social media sites who do this, and they tell them they have to remove it. Plexus USED to be a weight loss supplement that did in fact help people lose weight. Now they are more towards health supplements and vitamins. They actually just did a study to where if you take the pink drink like you're supposed to, you will lose weight. But plexus itself does not advertise that it helps with medical conditions.

If there were a weight loss supplement that actually did make people lose weight, everyone would know about it and the company would be rich. There are no weight loss pills that work AND are safe to take. Right now it's always one but not the other.

nancyhemphill62

Very true we do not claim to cure, treat, or prevent any disease.
There are thousands of people who have found benefit in using these products including myself.
I am a believer☺

choppie70

nancyhemphill62 wrote: »

Very true we do not claim to cure, treat, or prevent any disease.
There are thousands of people who have found benefit in using these products including myself.
I am a believer☺

I worry about people who are blind believers.

“The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has tested Plexus Slim Accelerator capsules and Plexus Slim Accelerator 3 Day Trial pack capsules and found that:

They contain the undeclared banned chemical 1,3-dimethylamylamine (DMAA)
Consumers are advised that DMAA is listed in Appendix C of the Standard for the Uniform Scheduling of Medicines and Poisons (SUSMP). Substances within Appendix C are of such danger to health as to warrant prohibition of sale, supply and use.

ActionAnnieJXN

I wouldn't drink that vomitous "pink drink" if it was served from the Holy Grail, and I can't decide if those hysterically smiling snake-oil salesmen on Facebook, who take their pics hiking/camping/seeing Santa/etc., "pink drink" in hand, are more absurd, annoying, or hilarious. Probably equal measures of each.