OxyElite Pro...anybody take it?

no, and you shouldn't either if you're thinking about it, which I'm not going to assume but if you're asking... i agree with mellie13. tell the other people who are taking it to ditch it and eat whole, seasonal, real food. know where it comes from to the best of your ability. stay active and on your feet most of the time if you can, or exercise regularly if thats not possible. you can always fit in time to exercise. you can do that instead of watching TV or do it while you watch TV. don't eat stuff that has too many ingredients or that has a stupid ad for it on TV or on billboards. and especially dont keep feeding the diet and fitness industries by buying their dubious products. sorry... that stuff just really pisses me off. you're smarter and better than them and you don't need those kinds of pills to be healthy if you were considering them! If you weren't, good, and again tell the people at your work to stop wasting their money.

I have been taking the OxyElite Pro for about 8 weeks now and for me the results are stunning. 1) It keeps me energized and that energized feeling gives me confidence that I'll be able to tackle whatever is in front of me, whether office paper shuffling or kickboxing. It keeps me focused on my goals and provides that extra push when you feel gassed, enabling you to take your workouts further. I don't suggest taking it if you don't plan to workout, because it will keep you going. Even around the house, my "raking the yard" turns into trimming the hedges, sweeping the patio, just always "what's next". Same for the workout, you hit the bag for a few hard rounds, then you look up and think, I'll go for a jog. It's a shot of pure, "just do it". Side effects depends on the situation - if I'm sitting at my desk and I start getting antsy, I take a walk around the block a couple times - that might be even healthier than sitting at the desk all day. One time I got really antsy/pumped up and ran on the treadmill during my lunch break, which would have never been an option for me before.

2 months ago, I would have agreed with everyone on this site who are trying to dissuade you, but after I've tried it and figured out how it affects my energy levels and how to integrate that into my routine, I think it has made all the difference. The reason why I tried it in the first place is because of GNC's policy where you may return anything if you are unsatisfied with the product, so I did and now I'm satisfied.

Just my two cents. Good luck. Keith

PS - by the way, it really really really keeps the hunger level down and keeps you focused on your daily caloric intake, so you can view food as fuel, instead of eating whenever you want.

i have been taking off an on for a while not (you are supposed to take breaks) and i eat wholesome good foods, and exercise.

I hvae lately just been taking one dose in the morning , or i don't wakeup. (wellunless i have a rockstar or two)

Be careful if you do decide to take them, I tried them and they made me feel jittery and kind of weird, about a week in we had someone come in that had a negative reaction and was having heart palpitations after taking them and working out. I quit after that BC i was too afraid the same thing would happen to me. Just be sure you follow the guidelines and I think most GNC's have a 30 day refund so if they dont work in like 2 weeks take them back for something else.