Anyone lost weight with the help of a Nutribullet?

I've had a couple of days to use it now, and as a former Magic Bullet owner, the main difference is the capacity and power. It instantly annihilates whatever you put in it. I'm being very careful not to overfill it because I've read many, many reviews that say it always leaks if you do that. So far, so good. I'll eventually try it for traditional smoothies, but right now I'm doing fresh fruit blends with kale. They're more filling than just juice, likely because of all the added fiber since you don't waste anything. It's a keeper unless I run into any mechanical problems.

Ok, hahaha Laugh all you want but I have to say I weigh myself before and after I eat and before and after I go to the toilet. I've consistently GAINED every time i ate, even blended foods. I've consistently LOST every time I've used the toilet.

he, nor did anyone, lose weight from owning the nutribullet. It's just like a small blender where you can take the cup it's in as a cup so it saves some time. It depends on what you put in it and eat. If you're using it to replace meals with protein-veggie shakes and things it may help you lose weight, if you're using it to make milkshakes probably not so much. If you like having shakes, whether as meals or pre/post workout it might be good for that, but if you have time to make real food I would suggest that instead

I love my NutriBullet. It's $99 in dept stores but since it gets you eating raw veg's & fuits you may not otherwise, I say it's worth it! IMHO it's better than the blender becasue it will masacrate harder fruits and veg's than a bender. And if you're sick or congested, add a chunk of ginger, chunk of lemon - You'll be breating in no time. I love mine, the whole family is using it and eating way more fruits and veg's they'd never touch otherwise.

I've only had mine for a couple of days, but so far have been enjoying it. It works well and is convenient. Like many others, I purchased it with a coupon so it wasn't as expensive. I mainly purchased it to get nutrients that I usually am lacking in (i.e. I use flax to get omega-3) and servings of vegetables. I don't necessarily think it will directly help me lose weight, but I like that I can make a nutrient-filled breakfast so quickly.

It's just a blender, isn't it?

Bump! I've been thinking of buying one since our Magic Bullet is so old and all the blenders I've used really don't work well, thanks for the reviews & BB&B coupon tips! :drinker:

Mom bought this not too long ago & easily started losing weight, which had become more difficult as she's gotten older. I started using the same recipes in my food processor & have also lost SOME weight, though not to the degree she did. Bottom line? If you can incorporate more fruits & veggies into your diet, it is easier to lose weight as you are filled up on low calorie, nutrient rich, high fiber food. If you know you're not likely to get your 5-12 servings, this will help you do it.

I think people who like nutribullet aren't saying that just owning it makes you lose weight. GMAFB.

It helps me because I have a hard time eating fruits and veg all day, chew chew chew. I feel like to get my required fruit and veg servings I'd be chewing all day. I buy fruits and veg but I end up not being able to eat them all before they go bad, I get tired of eating them all day long and I can't go to the store every 2 days with my long work shifts. By blending them up I can drink several servings at once, it's so much easier for me so the bullet helps me get them in.

I've had cheaper blenders, they just don't last. I got my nutribullet like others, 20% off coupon at Bed Bath & Beyond for like, $80. Worth it because it's the only one I've not had to replace after some time, like a lot of the cheapies. . I make a lot of drinks, at least 1 a day but up to 3 a day so I need something that will last.

My other cheaper blenders do not blend up the items well at all. They leave the drinks chunky, and some things like kale, which I don't like as much, are left in larger chunks/leafs. I don't even like fruit chunks in the smoothies, I don't like my drinks thick, having to use a spoon. The nutribullet is the only thing I've found that makes the drinks the consistancy I like. Also, with other blenders I could only use a small variety of fruit because I am picky; since it left things think/chunky I could taste the ingredients too much so I wasn't using many items. With nutribullets, things are pulverised so much I can use more variety of things I normally wouldn't have, because I can't taste them. So, I'm drinking things that are a lot more healthy. I'm feeling the benefits of that.

I also like the easier clean-up. I like the way the bullet works better than any other blender, the functions, the mechanics, and the quality. In the past ten years I've gone thru a few blenders, processers, etc. This one is way better. Completely worth the $80. I've probably spent twice that replacing the $20 and $30 cheapy blenders over the years. I use it so much, I need something that will last. And because of the way it works, I tend to use it MORE, which helps me get more nutrition, more drinks, which fills me up more, which keeps me from eating more junk, which helps me lose weight. It's not like nutribullet is a magic weight-loss gimmick, but for me it's helped based on MY needs. It all depends on YOU, of course. For some people it's not going to do a thing - depends on your situation, of course.

I've been using mine for months and love it.

Whether you experience weight loss obviously depends on a lot of factors, and not only calories ... in fact I'm learning more and more it's not calories, but carbs (at least for my metabolism). Why is it excellent? Because you can ingest several fruits/veg's of raw whole food in a single drink (add vodka at night if you wish). Just the act of doing this create an awareness of being healthy and encourages you to do it throughout the day -- plus late at night you can make one, and curb the need to raid the kitchen, or satisfy a sweet tooth (I make awesome chocolate ones with banana, raw cocoa, stevia, whey, ice and almond milk at night when I feel like ice cream or something. Being able to easily satisfy your hunger with something incredibly nutritious keeps you motivated to stay healthy and away from foods you shouldn't be eating. I especially love mine because I have TMJ (jaw pain) and crunching on raw fruits & vegetables is a horrible experience ... but I can enjoy them this way. It's much better than my blender which would just chew up the food into a thick slurry. The NutriBullet obliterates the pieces of food to a very drinkable juice.

Many comments have said to spend the money on a membership at the gym instead. I disagree, it's not that hard to get exercise. The NutriBullet makes drinking whole foods and getting recommended servings of fruits & veg's a done deal. An additional bonus, anyone who knows about cancer and the benefits of a plant based diet would embrace this with both arms. You can also grind up oatmeal, grains, and seeds to a fine flour and use it to replace flour in many recipes.

I've been using mine for months and love it.

I love mine! I wouldnt say its helped me lose weight but it definitley helps me get my recommended servings of fruits and vegetables in and gives me tons of energy! Ive been using mine 2x a day for 2 months and no problems thus far

Geez people I don't understand the sarcasm in these posts. The people who initially commented are probably long gone but I had to chime in. Unless you are lacking in brain function its pretty obvious the question was not "will the Nutribullet make me lose weight?" Come on. I found this blog by googling Nutribullet for losing weight because I am curious how to use it for that reason. How many times a day do you make a smoothie, what ingredients are best to put in, do you replace breakfast and lunch with a smoothie or just breakfast, if replacing both should you make one big smoothie or two? You know just a little advice on what works for others. Not
"can I just lay on my butt, drinking smoothies all day and lose weight?" A calorie deficit and activity will do the trick?? NO WAY!!! Maybe a little advice on how to count those calories that are going into a smoothie instead of smartass comments:)

Is it pretty powerful. My magic bullet often has difficulty properly blending "tough" items such as frozen bananas. Is the nutribullet worth the extra money?

It works great on frozen bananas- turns them into an ice cream consistency if you add a bit of water.

I bought a Cuisinart equivalent a few years ago, and it's been one of my favorite purchases. I was making drinks in a blender, and that was such a pain with a heavy glass pitcher that had to be washed in addition to my cup. (I know, not a big deal--but every morning!) And I also felt I was losing a lot of the actual drink since it stuck to the walls of the blender plus my cup.

After getting the Cuisinart, I held onto my blender in a closet for a year or so. After a year passed and I never used it again, I put it in my last garage sale!

We just got one and I love it!

SO EASY and the drink comes out smooth every time