Sensa

I just tried it....mailed it back yesterday. I didn't use it long...only about 2 weeks. I didn't want to get charged the $89. I read alot about it and found out that it really takes about two or three months to see any results and I wasn't going to pay that much for it. I didn't like the "obviousness" of it either. I found myself hiding and sneaking it out of my purse at a restraunt so I didn't have to advertise that I was trying to lose a few lbs. I found it better to try something that gave me more energy during the day so I would get more out of my workouts...seemed a better way to spend my money. I went to GNC and got OxyElite Pro (little purple capsules)....they give me energy and help me just plain feel better and my workouts have gone from 40 min to sometimes just over 60. I have a lot of medical crap that I deal with so some days I just plain can't workout...OxyElite Pro makes those days fewer because I feel better :-) Sense doesn't teach you anything about eating right...and that's how you will keep off what you lose.

Nicely Put Dani

Another way you can look at it:

What the hell is this stuff doing to your body that is forcing it you function abnormally!? Would you REALLY want to put such chemical crap into yourself!?

Even if this stuff helps you lose legit weight, it's a gimmick and any weight loss as a result of this product will promptly return once you stop using it.

The product is advertized as such that you're able to eat whatever you want, don't change anything, just sprinkle this magic stuff on it and you're ready to rock. Quite frankly, anything that sounds this good is definitely too good to be true. The tried and true way to lose weight is with lifestyle CHANGE. Eating right, physical activity, and consistency. That's the trick.

^^^THIS

Ohhh its MAGIC! Magic fairy dust that makes you skinny! Sounds legit.

I was temtped by it too a few months ago, but 9 out of 10 ppl didnt like it nor lost weight..or lost SOME weight and put it. ohh and the price is RIDICULOUS!!! you're better off putting 70-90some dllrs that its worth into food. You said u are doing alone with out diet supps, just keep doing what u r doing and u will b ok. besides, on the natural path u learn so much more about yourself, food and life in general!

I saw my sister had some so I read about it a bit. I think it is pretty expensive for what it does (it appears to be just a flavor enhancer to me - food tastes more strongly so you eat less - isn't that the concept?) Anyway I would save the money and use it to buy new clothes when you need them instead. Lots of people are losing weight through diet and exercise without having to spend money on things like this. I did not buy any special food or exercise equipment or gym membership - I did sign up for 1 yoga class that was not very expensive - mainly just to try it out. I DID have to buy new clothes though when I got rid of all the larger ones.

Or you could save your money and just eat less and exercise......

That's what I've been doing. Thankssss -___-

I was just looking for opinions. I'm trying to cut out caffeine, and its hard to find products that help give you energy. I didn't realize until I read more thoroughly that it is just an appetite suppressant. I am thoroughly commited to being more active and happy with myself. I've been working really hard on my "Lifestyle Change", but I am looking for something to help my burn during my workouts. Thanks everyone for your helpful opinions!

Have you tried B12 supplements? I'm no Dr. but I've heard that can help. I've also never taken them myself, once I start working outt regularly 3-4 days a week I usually get natural energy. Worth a shot though, right?!
(But please talk to a doc first, if you can...:))

It is a big waste of money. I tried it back when I was in denial that I needed to modify my eating and exercise habits to lose weight. Well I wasted my money. After going to a weight loss doctor that told me that I didn't need appetite suppressants but that I needed to change my diet and exercise, I came here and lost the weight logging my food and exercising.

Any weight loss aid has been thoroughly killed for me by Dr Who



That said, there is a legit need for appetite suppressants with some people. I think that most people don't and that weight loss can be achieved through diet and exercise. So, try doing it the old fashioned way first and if it's not working or there are other factors at play, see your doctor.