Skinny Fiber and bee pollen

freezesbabe
freezesbabe Posts: 9 Member
in Health and Weight Loss
Has anyone tried skinny fiber or bee pollen and had it work?

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  • Mokey41
    Mokey41 Posts: 5,769 Member
    Had it work to do what? Do you really think if any of this stuff made you lose weight that the majority of the population would be overweight?
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,976 Member
    Sounds like a sales pitch got you.

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  • freezesbabe
    freezesbabe Posts: 9 Member
    not saying im buying it was just curious i have a friend thats taking bee pollen and she said something about skinny fiber
  • Hildy_J
    Hildy_J Posts: 1,050 Member
    If she didn't somebody else would. :smile:
  • tacticalhippie
    tacticalhippie Posts: 596 Member
    skinny fibre -- gluccomannan (sp?) fibre and enzymes.
    Good for you, but over priced as that product.

    Bee pollen is a good whole food source of minerals and vitamins.

    Not the magic cure for weight loss, but would help with over all health.

    Not something that could really be "measured"
  • SLLRunner
    SLLRunner Posts: 12,942 Member
    Has anyone tried skinny fiber or bee pollen and had it work?

    To lose weight?

    It won't work because there is no weight loss magic. The only thing that works for weight loss is to eat at a calorie deficit.

    I did take bee pollen once because I was told it helped fight allergies, but it just made my throat close up. It was scary and I never took it again.

    Skinny Fibre sounds like a fad.
  • 902sexxi
    902sexxi Posts: 32 Member
    Skinny fiber--be careful with this if you have IBS or a sensitive stomach It just made me bloated and uncomfortable

    Bee pollen/royal jelly--never brought for weight control. Got it for vitamin/minerals. It works great if you have seasonal allergies. Never ever take on an empty stomach! The effects were unpleasant.
  • SoLongAndThanksForAllTheFish
    SoLongAndThanksForAllTheFish Posts: 831 Member
    Bee pollen/royal jelly is probably better for seasonal allergies as the posters above said, quality varies widely and if you are very allergic to any of the pollen/flowers the bees included in their gatherings, you could have a reaction like the SLLRunner. I have not heard of any reason this would typically aid weight loss, it was a health fad a while back though.

    Skinny Fiber looks like just another fad/marketing of a soluble fiber pill with some herbs added. Do some research online and you will find its produced by a questionable no-name source, with no independent studies to evaluate and show its effectiveness that you can see (they certainly would post them if they had them) and very few studies that you can find showing any of the ingredients work individually. You can go buy cheaper soluble fiber pills and herb pills individually from a supplement store like GNC or Super Supplements, etc if you really wanted to. I wouldn't suggest it, but probably cheaper and better reliable quality than buying the product. This appears to be a reasonably good page of info someone collected on skinny fiber, and if you read it, then look at comments, you can see where all the "distributors" defend it with vague statements of personal success, and poor reasoning and attack him for just stating what he's found or couldnt find and been pretty neutral about: http://supplement-geek.com/skinny-fiber-weight-loss-review/
  • Debeve1d
    Debeve1d Posts: 1
    I take bee caps but that is to support my immune system to prevent colds and flu. Not anything on weight lose.
  • ndj1979
    ndj1979 Posts: 29,136 Member
    eat in a calorie deficit and work out = weight loss success..
    save your money ...
  • freezesbabe
    freezesbabe Posts: 9 Member
    thanks for the info everyone im not buying the skinny fiber. i know there is no miracle weight loss pill, you gotta work your *kitten* off to reach your goals. i was just curious what other people thought about.
  • Editit
    Editit Posts: 1
    I just finished 2 months of Skinny Fiber. I didn't lose any weight or inches. I continued to eat as normal (I'd already lost 42 lbs. on Weight Watchers) and continued to exercise 5-6 days/wk. & drink 50-64 oz. of water daily. When inquiring how to get a refund as I was told there was an 'empty bottle' guarantee, I found it had to be within 30 days. This isn't on their website nor in any information that was sent to me. Save your money and don't buy Skinny Fiber.
  • Myhaloslipped
    Myhaloslipped Posts: 4,317 Member
    eat in a calorie deficit and work out = weight loss success..
    save your money ...

    Lol if I had a bunch of free time and nothing else better to do, I would count how many times you repeat this simple and logical formula to people. :)

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