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Green coffee- Is it a scam?

Cassieludwig
Posts: 12
Ive heard a lot of talk about green coffee, and success stories. Has anybody ever tried it, or know somebody who has? I really need to drop 20lbs fast, and I was wondering if along with diet and exercise this would maybe be something I should try?
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Hey Cassie....google green coffee and kidneys....:) Probably not so good...0
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Hey Cassie....google green coffee and kidneys....:) Probably not so good...
I found one site that says people with kidney/liver problems shouldn't take it. But I'm also not supposed to drink coffee, but I do anyways? I was thinking about talking to my primary care doctor about it, see if it is "kidney friendly" But if it is, its not something I want to invest money on if it doesn't work, you know?0 -
I think that's a good plan....talk to your Doctor I mean
Speaking as someone who tried every diet pill and weight loss aid out there, I think most of them really don't work. I was reading an incredible success story online the other day about a woman who took raspberry ketone supplement and lost 25lbs in 5 weeks. I was so convinced I started reaching for my bank card - then I googled it and found it's a scam!!!
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Putting myself out there a little bit... I have epilepsy. I found out the hard way (several times)... I can't take diet aids or any herbal stimulants having to do with dieting or energy stimulants. While it's not the exact same situation, I understand how frustrating it can be to have those medical restrictions.
I think though that you may find that just by changing your diet and portion control you are going to see a dramatic change. You might even surprise yourself. I'm always around if you need to chit chat0 -
Save your money.0
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Save your money.
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Save your money.
I agree.
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Save your money.
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me three.
Mefour0 -
Save your money.
I agree.
me three.
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scam0
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My mom brought me some green coffee bean extract as a gift. She said it gives her more energy and assists with a little bit of weight loss. I don't buy into that kind of thing, but it was a gift and I wanted to be able to tell her that I tried it, so I did.
I really didn't notice any difference in anything. One day I realized, "oh, I forgot to take it today" and then just stopped. Strangely, since I've stopped taking it a couple of weeks ago, I've actually lost weight.
Echoing others, I say save your money!0 -
anything that has to do with losing weight fast is dumb. sounds too good to be true? always is0
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I don't know that green coffee is a "scam". I think it's a good antioxidant, which may "support" weight loss. That being said, I took it for 2 months and didn't lose anything.0
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Save your money.
I agree.
me three.
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Me five.
+1 more times a million.0
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