Garcinia Cambogia??

FaridPERU
FaridPERU Posts: 172 Member
in Health and Weight Loss
Hello guys does it work??

it have stimulants?

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  • maidentl
    maidentl Posts: 3,203 Member
    It worked on my bowels, I can tell you that. I wouldn't recommend it. :embarassed:
  • Commander_Keen
    Commander_Keen Posts: 1,179 Member
    Hello guys does it work??

    it have stimulants?

    It doesn't work.
    Google it.
    WebMD it.
  • FaridPERU
    FaridPERU Posts: 172 Member
    thanks guys! i just wanna know! best regards from peru
  • Hendrickssissy
    Hendrickssissy Posts: 5
    Works for me! Curbs Appetite been using for about three months no stimulants!
  • malibu927
    malibu927 Posts: 17,562 Member
    The guy at Vitamin World wouldn't even recommend it when my friend asked about it. That should tell you all you need to know.
  • Hendrickssissy
    Hendrickssissy Posts: 5
    Dr. Oz recommends it for curbing appetite and seeing as he is a Doctor, think I believe him before the guy at Vitamin World!
  • FredDoyle
    FredDoyle Posts: 2,273 Member
    Dr. Oz recommends it for curbing appetite and seeing as he is a Doctor, think I believe him before the guy at Vitamin World!
    Dr. Oz is a charlatan who shills for money. He even believes in psychics and talking to the dead.
    Is this who you would trust for scientific evidence?

    http://www.randi.org/site/index.php/swift-blog/2117-dr-oz-a-hazzard-to-americas-health.html

    Stop listening to that idiot, or at least read some actual peer reviewed science.
  • mandimahoney5
    mandimahoney5 Posts: 93
    I think it is going to depend on the brand you get. Dr. Oz i dont think advertised the brand that he tested. There are always ripoffs out there of something that works hoping to cash in.
  • FaridPERU
    FaridPERU Posts: 172 Member
    dr oz is marketing himself i dont belive in him
  • ohmygodtherearenomoreusernames
    ohmygodtherearenomoreusernames Posts: 32
    Gave me hives.
  • sathor
    sathor Posts: 202 Member
    I had some and it wasn't too bad, one bottle had caffeine added, the other didn't. I didn't buy a third bottle.
  • afortunatedragon
    afortunatedragon Posts: 329 Member
    If something sounds too good to be true it certainly is :bigsmile:
  • ogmomma2012
    ogmomma2012 Posts: 1,520 Member
    On a google search I found something that said in studies, overweight people who took over 3,000mg of it per day stored less fat, but more research obviously need to be done. Maybe just powder your own Tamarind rinds?
  • cecesquats
    cecesquats Posts: 166 Member
    Works for me! Curbs Appetite been using for about three months no stimulants!
    Dr. Oz recommends it for curbing appetite and seeing as he is a Doctor, think I believe him before the guy at Vitamin World!

    "The miracle cure isn’t really a miracle at all. It’s not even new. Garcinia cambogia has been studied as a weight-loss aid for more than 15 years. A 1998 randomized controlled trial looked at the effects of garcinia as a potential “antiobesity agent” in 135 people. The conclusion: The pills were no better than placebo for weight and fat loss."

    Source: http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/medical_examiner/2013/01/can_you_trust_dr_oz_his_medica
    l_advice_often_conflicts_with_the_best_science.html

    Cited study:
    http://jama.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=188147

    see what i did there? these are called facts.
  • emdeesea
    emdeesea Posts: 1,823 Member
    Dr. Oz will sell his name to the highest bidder. Don't believe a word he says.
  • camorganart
    camorganart Posts: 31 Member
    Dr. Oz recommends it for curbing appetite and seeing as he is a Doctor, think I believe him before the guy at Vitamin World!

    Dr. Oz is a thoracic surgeon. A *surgeon*. He is not trained in internal medicine nor any specialisations. Stop giving him money. He is NOT qualified to give advice.
  • gettingthin4life
    gettingthin4life Posts: 1
    I tried it and it did nothing for me even when I added the green tea extract. So I started taking Skinny Fiber instead and lost 22 lbs and 25 inches in 90 days.
  • mascotty
    mascotty Posts: 4 Member
    Hey,
    I desperately need some help and advice please.

    Having had testicular cancer am now on testosterone undecote injections every 16 weeks as I cannot produce my own testosterone any more, previous to all this, I was healthy gym twice a week and approx 11 stone, I am now 14 stone + and cannot get to the gym any more as my joints ache, I have also been to the physio and has given me gentle exercises to carry out for these, and I know for a fact that it is the injections that is causing this, I have spoken to the endocrinologist and he seems to shrug his shoulders and advises to carry on with the injections, I have found this Garcinia Cambogia tablets and am a little wary at the moment to use these, I have 60 days supply but again unsure if to start these, I am gaining weight and need to lose the stomach a.s.a.p. I have tried the gym several times but is not working.
    Please help, I am desperate and not getting any satisfaction from the medical team.
    Appreciate any help and suggestions.

    Mark
  • tennisdude2004
    tennisdude2004 Posts: 5,609 Member
    Hello guys does it work??

    it have stimulants?

    No
  • fushigi1988
    fushigi1988 Posts: 519 Member
    Dr. Oz recommends it for curbing appetite and seeing as he is a Doctor, think I believe him before the guy at Vitamin World!

    Oh dear.. No, just no!
  • bokaba
    bokaba Posts: 171 Member
    It probably doesn't work, but if you can find it at an affordable price, give it a try. I don't think it contains caffeine or any other substance proven in clinic trials to promote weight loss. Dr. Oz caters to people who don't want to exercise or make any dietary changes and thus, must rely on alternative methods of weight loss. I don't think he explicitly promises any results. He uses hypothetical and noncommittal phrases like "imagine a world where...," "What would you say if I were to tell you...," and "Some people/scientists say..." These statements sound like a promise, but are cleverly crafted to come as close as possible without actually promising anything.
  • Makterbro
    Makterbro Posts: 101 Member
    It's a scam, don't do it.

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