Raspberry Keytones AND Garcinia Cambogia
sierrap93
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Last summer I lost over 30 pounds by running and cutting back on junk food. Along the way, I heard about Raspberry Keytones. Now, I'm a firm believer that you gotta work for what you want and a pill will NOT give you the results you want. However, I decided to try the keytones just to see if they would boost my weight loss even more. Although I'm not sure if they helped any with wight loss, I did notice that they made me feel better, more refreshed and above all — helped with bloating.
So now I'm hearing about the Cambogia and I'd like to see about taking it as well, not so much for the weight loss, but for the other benefits it might have.
My question is...do you think it would be ok to take both of these on a daily basis?
So now I'm hearing about the Cambogia and I'd like to see about taking it as well, not so much for the weight loss, but for the other benefits it might have.
My question is...do you think it would be ok to take both of these on a daily basis?
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They are both useless. No evidence of either of them doing anything.0
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I bought them for a lot of money, tried them...useless. I knew it beforehand but still wanted to give it a go. It all boils down to a calorie deficit.
Stef.0 -
I'll help you out. Since you like to waste money on things that do nothing for you - feel free to just send me all your extra money. You'll lose exactly the same amount of weight... :flowerforyou:0
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I'll help you out. Since you like to waste money on things that do nothing for you - feel free to just send me all your extra money. You'll lose exactly the same amount of weight... :flowerforyou:
This.
Neither pill does anything special. You may be feeling better as result of a placebo effect, your diet could be different than before, you could be sleeping better, something may have happened to make you happier, you may be getting more sun, I could go on...Too many variables.0 -
Starburst jellybeans can do the same thing. But not the green ones. Blech.0
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I take CLA & Garcinia Cambogia. If you use them as what they are, SUPPLEMENTS, to SUPPLEMENT your healthy diet and exercise, then yes they will aid your results. They are NOT a SUBSTITUTE for healthy diet or exercise. The people who say, "It didn't work for me," usually change nothing within their diet and exercise and expect results. There is no pill that will magically make you lose weight. There are supplements, and that's what these are. They're not fat burners. GC is made to help suppress your appetite, which it does well for me.
So if asking, "Does it work," meaning, "Can I eat maintenance calories and lose weight?" then no, it doesn't work. Because it's not made to work like that. If you ask me if it suppresses your appetite, which what it is supposed to do, then yes it works.0 -
If you're not willing to put the work in and just want a shortcut to lose weight, get your stomach stapled. Otherwise, put in the work and find the supplements that work best with your body.0
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Starburst jellybeans can do the same thing. But not the green ones. Blech.
Agree. However, the green peanut butter M&Ms work like a charm!
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I take CLA & Garcinia Cambogia. If you use them as what they are, SUPPLEMENTS, to SUPPLEMENT your healthy diet and exercise, then yes they will aid your results. They are NOT a SUBSTITUTE for healthy diet or exercise. The people who say, "It didn't work for me," usually change nothing within their diet and exercise and expect results. There is no pill that will magically make you lose weight. There are supplements, and that's what these are. They're not fat burners. GC is made to help suppress your appetite, which it does well for me.
So if asking, "Does it work," meaning, "Can I eat maintenance calories and lose weight?" then no, it doesn't work. Because it's not made to work like that. If you ask me if it suppresses your appetite, which what it is supposed to do, then yes it works.
Basically, what your'e saying is that you're doing the same work you would without the pills and getting the same results? I'm guessing you just wanted to help your wallet lose a little weight.0 -
Starburst jellybeans can do the same thing. But not the green ones. Blech.
Agree. However, the green peanut butter M&Ms work like a charm!
Peanut butter M&Ms...
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Last summer I lost over 30 pounds by running and cutting back on junk food. Along the way, I heard about Raspberry Keytones. Now, I'm a firm believer that you gotta work for what you want and a pill will NOT give you the results you want. However, I decided to try the keytones just to see if they would boost my weight loss even more. Although I'm not sure if they helped any with wight loss, I did notice that they made me feel better, more refreshed and above all — helped with bloating.
So now I'm hearing about the Cambogia and I'd like to see about taking it as well, not so much for the weight loss, but for the other benefits it might have.
My question is...do you think it would be ok to take both of these on a daily basis?
Back... by popular demand... it's the Raspberry Keytones!
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I bought them for a lot of money, tried them...useless. I knew it beforehand but still wanted to give it a go. It all boils down to a calorie deficit.
Stef.
This exactly... Calories in vs. calories out. Overall, the majority of people will lose weight if they are in a healthy calorie deficit. I say majority because there are those with medical issues that may prevent them from losing weight.
Go without the supplements.0 -
They are both useless. No evidence of either of them doing anything.
" In conclusion, RK prevents and improves obesity and fatty liver. These effects appear to stem from the action of RK in altering the lipid metabolism, or more specifically, in increasing norepinephrine-induced lipolysis in white adipocytes."
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0024320505001281
There's conflicting studies out there, but here is one supporting raspberry ketones to lose weight. I seemed to have decreased appetite and lost a bit of weight while on them, but, of course this is inconclusive as to whether or not the RK was having a true effect. I'm also not using them any longer.
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Instead of asking ppl for personal opinions and experience, why not read the science articles and come to your own conclusions? Go to Google, search "Google scholar", then use your keywords. Very easy and much more informative (and accurate) than ppl's opinions on the matter.0 -
I take the Garcinia Cambogia it has helped me lose weight. I also take b12 as well. It is not a substitute for not eating right and not exercising you should still do both.0
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I take the Garcinia Cambogia it has helped me lose weight. I also take b12 as well. It is not a substitute for not eating right and not exercising you should still do both.
So if you are eating at a deficit and exercising... why are you giving the credit to the crap I mean Garcinia Cambogia?? Do you just like to give away your money if so I'll give you my address.0 -
I take the Garcinia Cambogia it has helped me lose weight. I also take b12 as well. It is not a substitute for not eating right and not exercising you should still do both.
So if you are eating at a deficit and exercising... why are you giving the credit to the crap I mean Garcinia Cambogia?? Do you just like to give away your money if so I'll give you my address.
"Conclusions.— Garcinia cambogia failed to produce significant weight loss and fat mass loss beyond that observed with placebo."
http://jama.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=188147
So far the articles appear to agree that GC is crap for weight loss efforts.0 -
We really need a "FFS not this again" smiley, a combination of these I think :mad: :explode: :grumble: :noway: :flowerforyou: :yawn: :huh:0
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They are both useless. No evidence of either of them doing anything.
" In conclusion, RK prevents and improves obesity and fatty liver. These effects appear to stem from the action of RK in altering the lipid metabolism, or more specifically, in increasing norepinephrine-induced lipolysis in white adipocytes."
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0024320505001281
There's conflicting studies out there, but here is one supporting raspberry ketones to lose weight. I seemed to have decreased appetite and lost a bit of weight while on them, but, of course this is inconclusive as to whether or not the RK was having a true effect. I'm also not using them any longer.
EDIT:
Instead of asking ppl for personal opinions and experience, why not read the science articles and come to your own conclusions? Go to Google, search "Google scholar", then use your keywords. Very easy and much more informative (and accurate) than ppl's opinions on the matter.
This study is supporting raspberry keytones to reduce weight gain in rodents on a high fat diet. It is not supporting fat loss in humans.0 -
Jeez, how sweet and supportive some of you guys are.0
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I'll help you out. Since you like to waste money on things that do nothing for you - feel free to just send me all your extra money. You'll lose exactly the same amount of weight... :flowerforyou:0
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Listen lady, this is my first time on these forums and I was just looking to get peoples input so if you don't like that I posted this thread, here's an idea. D O N T C L I C K O N I T.0
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Listen lady, this is my first time on these forums and I was just looking to get peoples input so if you don't like that I posted this thread, here's an idea. D O N T C L I C K O N I T.
Most of the people here who are saying it's a waste of money are trying to also look out for some newbly members who might stumble upon this thread and think that taking this BS will work better than calorie reduction and exercise. They don't, they're just a waste of money. Nobody's saying that you can't waste your money, we're just presenting FACTS for other members to see.0 -
I know Raspberry Keytones. I KNOW HER!
She's really nice, very supportive.0 -
I know Raspberry Keytones. I KNOW HER!
She's really nice, very supportive.
Is she a stripper?0 -
Listen lady, this is my first time on these forums and I was just looking to get peoples input so if you don't like that I posted this thread, here's an idea. D O N T C L I C K O N I T.
You got peoples input. Just to help you, as you are new to the forums, at the top of the page there is a tab called search. If you click on that and type in your topic you will find a huge range of opinions on this topic (that's the ones that haven't ended up locked and deleted) maybe that would be a better place to start :flowerforyou:0 -
Listen lady, this is my first time on these forums and I was just looking to get peoples input so if you don't like that I posted this thread, here's an idea. D O N T C L I C K O N I T.
Most of the people here who are saying it's a waste of money are trying to also look out for some newbly members who might stumble upon this thread and think that taking this BS will work better than calorie reduction and exercise. They don't, they're just a waste of money. Nobody's saying that you can't waste your money, we're just presenting FACTS for other members to see.0 -
Listen lady, this is my first time on these forums and I was just looking to get peoples input so if you don't like that I posted this thread, here's an idea. D O N T C L I C K O N I T.
You got peoples input. Just to help you, as you are new to the forums, at the top of the page there is a tab called search. If you click on that and type in your topic you will find a huge range of opinions on this topic (that's the ones that haven't ended up locked and deleted) maybe that would be a better place to start :flowerforyou:0 -
Listen lady, this is my first time on these forums and I was just looking to get peoples input so if you don't like that I posted this thread, here's an idea. D O N T C L I C K O N I T.
Most of the people here who are saying it's a waste of money are trying to also look out for some newbly members who might stumble upon this thread and think that taking this BS will work better than calorie reduction and exercise. They don't, they're just a waste of money. Nobody's saying that you can't waste your money, we're just presenting FACTS for other members to see.
jad·ed adjective \ˈjā-dəd\ : feeling or showing a lack of interest and excitement caused by having done or experienced too much of something
Full Definition of JADED
1: fatigued by overwork : exhausted
2: made dull, apathetic, or cynical by experience or by surfeit <jaded network viewers> <jaded voters>0 -
Jeez, how sweet and supportive some of you guys are.
people are supporting you by helping you not waste your money.0 -
Listen lady, this is my first time on these forums and I was just looking to get peoples input so if you don't like that I posted this thread, here's an idea. D O N T C L I C K O N I T.
Most of the people here who are saying it's a waste of money are trying to also look out for some newbly members who might stumble upon this thread and think that taking this BS will work better than calorie reduction and exercise. They don't, they're just a waste of money. Nobody's saying that you can't waste your money, we're just presenting FACTS for other members to see.
Meh, it's a public forum. If you don't want to hear what other people have to say, don't post.0
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