The Pink Patch?

roshong06

Does anyone know about that new diet patch called the Pink Patch? I got a pack for Christmas...(yes just what every girl struggling with her weight wants for Christmas) But I have never used anything like it before...it says that it is all natural, and all you do I guess is put a patch on every 24 hours? Does it do anything? I'm very unfamilular with this. But have to say, I am loving the fact that not only do I think I am fat...my family thinks it too...that is a nice thought to bring on my Christmas cheer.

roshong06

Does anyone know about that new diet patch called the Pink Patch? I got a pack for Christmas...(yes just what every girl struggling with her weight wants for Christmas) But I have never used anything like it before...it says that it is all natural, and all you do I guess is put a patch on every 24 hours? Does it do anything? I'm very unfamilular with this. But have to say, I am loving the fact that not only do I think I am fat...my family thinks it too...that is a nice thought to bring on my Christmas cheer.

crystal_sapphire

seems like every other diet gimmick to be honest

make sure you read and follow whatever directions they give.

Nich0le

Not to offend anyone but there is no magic cure, the only equation is

regular exercise + a balanced diet = weight loss

This includes bypass surgery that I have yet to meet a person that doesn't have side effects from, or gained most if not all of the weight back or wish they would have never done it because of the chronic stomach pain.

Ok, I am done with the pedestal, NEXT....

Tiddle

Not to offend anyone but there is no magic cure, the only equation is

regular exercise + a balanced diet = weight loss

This includes bypass surgery that I have yet to meet a person that doesn't have side effects from, or gained most if not all of the weight back or wish they would have never done it because of the chronic stomach pain.

Ok, I am done with the pedestal, NEXT....

yeah, what she said.....burn more calories than you consume. no quick fix, no magic cure....

little_wolfie

Not to offend anyone but there is no magic cure, the only equation is

regular exercise + a balanced diet = weight loss

This includes bypass surgery that I have yet to meet a person that doesn't have side effects from, or gained most if not all of the weight back or wish they would have never done it because of the chronic stomach pain.

Ok, I am done with the pedestal, NEXT....

Well, my mom had the surgery and never had an issue except for once when she ate Coke and Blueberry poptarts and it gave her a bowel obstruction for a day or two. Other than that she looks great, feels great, and is happy to have had the surgery done.

I'd get it done in a heartbeat except I want to show my family that losing weight CAN be done the "old fashioned way"

songbyrdsweet

Shoot, lard and the bubonic plague are 'all natural'. That doesn't mean they're good for you.:laugh:
It's not going to do anything, I can already tell you that. Fat loss takes time, and it's not easy, but it's not complicated. You just have to eat less than you burn, and nothing OTC will change your metabolic rate. You could always sell the box to someone who doesn't know any better...mwahaha. :devil:

guntherma

Never heard of it - curious though - does it say anything about how it is supposed to work? I am wondering if it is like a caffeine patch that is supposed to boost metabolism or something. I have never heard of a weight loss patch and can't imagine how it is supposed to work.

FloridaGranny

For your health and benefit, please check out this website:

http://tinyurl.com/8oufor

There is a list of FDA warnings on products such as these........... it's scary not knowing WHAT you are really putting in your body. Those patches are just like pills - only they work faster.

Be Careful:frown:

iftcheiaf

I got a pack for Christmas...(yes just what every girl struggling with her weight wants for Christmas)

Did you buy it for yourself or did someone generously give it to you?