African Mango Bush pills? Do they work?

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sounds like a pile of African Mango Bull****.

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save your money, I've tried it and it made me ill

It's totally legit. Personally, I lost all of my weight so far through a special breathing method. If you want to send me $19.99, I can show you how to do this breathing method.

Edited to say: Some people don't catch sarcasm. Don't fall for gimmicks.

Please don't tell me that anyone sent you a message asking how it worked? :laugh:

Waste of money, there's no magic weight loss pill. You will lose weight if you create a calorie deficit, that simple. Make sure you measure and weigh everything appropriately and you'll watch the pounds melt off with time.

I used to want a magic pill to lose weight because I thought it was impossible to lose weight (everything I tried was failing). But you know what I wasn't doing? I wasn't watching my calorie intake, and the moment i started the lbs started coming off easy. No gimmicks, no special foods, no meal plans, noda.

That just sounds like something I would not want to consume? It brings strange images to my mind?!?! Weird psychedelic images involving, bush people, peoples bushes, african fabrics and mango jewelry, jewelry made of pills, pills made of the mango seeds, jewelry made of the mango seeds, jewelry made of peoples bushes, and just an ever devolving slew and just a strange barrage of oddness? Mango bush just has a strange vajay jay connotation to it, no? Am I the only one? I dno ever since youtube lets anyone say anything about what any country might put into pill form i'm just leery of the whole slew of things ground up and encapsulated.

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I have read this post and the comments and I'm going to pipe up as someone who is very heavy and has pain concerns.

When it comes to diet pills being sold by your gym, I'd definitely wonder about the gym's intentions. Giving you MFP is great and all but if they really believed that MFP was a great tool and all you needed, then they wouldn't push pills. Most "diet" pills work by creating a reaction in your stomach that either makes you feel too sick to eat, or fills your stomach/creates the full feeling with substances like chalk. This is not BS, this is a common diet pill tactic, to have an "inactive ingredient" of chalk, coupled with active ingredients like caffeine. Even if there is a mango extract in it, the likelihood that it has a bioavailability at a level high enough to have any results be directly related to that extract is minimal.

As for eating real mangos, you should! They are delicious and good nutrient sources. I honestly don't know why people buy things that are derivatives of raspberries and blueberries and other fruits, other than perhaps the claim that you get 400% of a serving in each pill! Of course, that 400% could very well be in said pill, but our bodies don't just hold onto a pill in our stomach and suck on it all day. You'll poop out most of that 400% anyway.

When it comes to dietary aids, if you really feel you need that help, it's a discussion for you to have with your physician. Most people who are at the point of medical intervention will be actively approached by their physician anyway. If your doctor hasn't brought it up, odds are, you're doing just fine.

Sounds to me that you're worrying ahead of schedule about a situation that may not even occur, and that's going to cause you more stress than it's worth. Five pounds a week is pretty high, even when you have a lot to lose, so you should expect it to slow from that after a couple weeks; that doesn't mean it's the end of the world.

Also, I promise you, losing the weight fast is NOT going to instantly make your knees stop hurting. Your body needs time to readjust to the lighter weight just as it did to the heavier weight. Going slow gives you the ability to progressively build stability and strength in your legs. A great way to combat knee pain is to work on strengthening your upper legs, glutes and abs. Only use braces if they are recommended by a PT or your doctor, because they can, in fact, cause your ligaments to become weaker, as they will be less called upon to support your weight. Lots of knee pain in the overweight is caused not by arthritis and pressure, but rather the instability of the knee due to muscle de-conditioning. Weight-bearing exercise and leg lifting regimens can greatly help.

they actually just make you grow a huge bush. so if you are into that 1970s look go for it! but no seriously, all supplements are just to make money. none of them really work. the person at your gym is probably repping the company. don't waste your money.

Nope. There is no magic pill for weight loss, sorry.