Anyone use Herbalife

I am actually waiting on a sample that a Representative is suppose to be sending me. I am very much curious about the products!

The weight loss was pretty much strictly from the shakes. I did have a pretty active job at the time that required me to climb stairs several times a day and I also walked a mile here and there. It wasn't consistent enough to consider real exercise though. I'm far more active now and I'm not losing weight like that! They most definitely do the trick. I just followed the "2 shakes, 1 sensible meal" plan at 1200 calories and I didn't have any problem getting the weight off.

I just started using Herbalife shakes at the end of December. Yes, I was skeptical, but anything that will help me take off the 90 lbs. I need to lose and also give me something delicious and easy to drink can't be all bad! I find the shakes made with almond milk, vanilla or chocolate shake mix, protein powder, banana and blueberries and/or blackberries are a real treat much like having a shake made with ice cream without the calories! I have a limited amount of exercise that I can do because of a broken leg so I do what the physical therapist has set me up with and carefully plan my meals to get the most nutritional value and food variety while still maintaining a low calorie count. When I finally reach my goal, I will have to be vigilant in watching my calorie count and choosing my diet carefully. I have battled weight my whole life hitting my goal weight 3 earlier times using Atkins, South Beach and an extreme low calorie diet. I am convinced that once you hit your goal you must maintain a healthy diet, regular exercise and a generally less stressful life in order to keep it off. That is where I failed having lost my weight before and hit my goal weight. For some people it may be easier than others. If the cost is not too high for you and you use the Herbalife shakes to augment your nutritious, healthy diet while maintaining regular exercise, I don't see anything wrong with it.

I haven't tried the Herbalife ones, but I like the Shaklee ones. I think you are right though... as long as you stay within a healthy calorie intake, you shouldn't gain it back. Good luck. : )

I started drinking Herbalife shakes about 2 months ago (only 1 a day 2 or 3 times a week because they taste so good). And then I finally went to get my wellness evaluation and started my program and became a distributor 1 week ago. Prior to Herbalife I had lost 15 pounds, and have not lost anymore yet. But my plan is to drink 2 shakes a day and 1 healthy meal. I LOVE the way they taste, so does my boyfriend, and his daughter. I havent tried any of the pills yet, but I am interested in a few of them. I also drink the Mango Aloe and the Herbal Tea Concentrate.

My husband sells Herbalife, and after I did my research I decided to hop on the bandwagon. I just started yesterday, but I can say that from my husband results it's a great way to keep yourself on track. We really don't spend too much more than what we save on groceries by ordering the shakes, bars, and vitamins. Maybe $100 extra dollars a month, since we replace breakfast & lunch.

I'm a nursing mother, so I won't have as much results as anybody else since I'm restricted as to how into the program I can get until I stop breast feeding, but as far as how filling they are and how they tastes, a+ on both counts in my opinion. In order to maintain my supply I need to consume 1500-1800 depending on how often I nurse during the day, so my plan is a bit more expensive until I stop nursing in a few months.

Right now, I have a shake for breakfast (Protein drink mix, & Meal Replacement). Since I am nursing, I get hungry a lot quicker in the mornings than most people because I'm burning more calories to produce milk (on average 500 calories a day are burned while nursing) and the shakes actually fill me up. I usually don't eat breakfast until around 11am, though.
I'm good for two hours on the shake alone, and then I reach for a meal replacement bar or protein bar. I have the cookies'n'cream MRB and the peanut butter PB. I've tried the almond vanilla PB and honestly didn't like it, but it wasn't terrible. I really do like my cookies'n'cream MRB & the peanut butter PB is pretty good as well. One of those fills me up until lunch.
Around 4 I'll go for my next shake (same as breakfast) and that fills me up until dinner. In between lunch & dinner I'll grab a pack of roasted soy nuts. I like soy nuts, they're just regular ole' soy nuts with some salt on them, roasted. You could probably get them cheaper at the store than on herbalife, but I haven't checked, so if you wan those I would price check, first, and just portion them out so be 100 calories so you're getting the same effect with less cost.
For dinner, I just eat 4-8oz of lean meat & half of my plate is veggies (not corn-- corn is tasty, but useless lol). Carbs aren't fantastic to have too late in the day, and we eat around 7 so I skip out on the side of brown rice and things like that.
Yesterday was just my trial of the whole program, and I did it without a problem (well, minus the fact that we went to Texas Roadhouse and I annihilated some cinnamon butter rolls lol). I honestly do not see me having a hard time sticking to two shakes a day, and even losing the snacks in between once I stop nursing. I will say I was pretty darn hungry around dinner time, but again I'm nursing so my appetite is larger than most to make up for the extra 500 calories I burn just sitting on my bum lol.