Isagenix

If somebody is about to scam you by selling fake gold, would I be rude for telling you that the gold is fake? This seems to be your angle, science is rude.

Many, many people have lost weight the correct way, that is by eating less calories than your body spends. Any concoction that can drastically alter your metabolism enough to burn fat in great quantities would be dangerous enough to be classified as a drug, and be regulated by the FDA as one.

Hi! I just saw your response. No, I do not think "science is rude", nor do I think sharing honest opinions is rude. I do, however, think that an abrupt, unsupportive and despondent answer to somebody's honest question, and showing disrespect for another person's choice that is perhaps the best solution they could come up with, is rude. Sorry.

The thing is, you know nothing about me, or my personal health and challenges. I am well aware of the correct way to lose weight, and I have been doing exactly that for the last two years with little to no change. At the direction of both my doctor and my trainer, I need to bump up my protein by, well, a LOT, and keep sugars low. That is what the Isagenix whey protein shakes do for me. I am a mother of two very young ones, I work 40-50 hours a week, and I would rather spend what little time I have in the morning with the kids than in the kitchen, cooking up enough meat to get through the day and hit my target. In addition to that, our unique situation in our home is such that we can no longer consume any kind of grain in our house, and need clean, organic meats, lots of veggies, some fruit/sweet potatoes, nuts/seeds, and no sugars/processed anything. So yeah, I know about eating clean and being active and watching sugars and watching calories.

I am sure everyone here has good intentions! And we are all passionate about what we are doing, it seems. But don't trample on other people because they do something different than you - maybe they are doing their best with what they have. You can share your opinion in a loving way, and I guarantee it will be better received. Making other people feel stupid for their choices is disrespectful and inexcusable. Anyways. Sorry for another post but wanted to respond to your comment.

...but I decided it was natural stuff ...

Where do the Isagenix plants grow? If you don't find it in nature, how 'natural' can it be?

Uh, really? Read the ingredients and get back to me.

Um... to the last poster... Sorry, I assumed you were intelligent enough to draw that conclusion for yourself.... Are you really having this argument? WOW...

Anyways I have better things to do than fight ridiculous arguments that are just beyond common sense and reason. This thread is absorbing too much time and going nowhere. The last, "You said it was natural, not that it contained natural ingredients" comment is just too silly to even know what to do with it. If anybody has honest questions and needs objective answers, message me. Bye all!

You people all think you know what works and what doesn't work because of what works and doesn't work for you. We are all at different levels and struggle with different things. Eating healthy doesn't come easy to some people. Some people need a regimen and strict guidelines before learning how to eat correct. Is isagenix something anyone should do for the rest of their life? Probably not, but I can tell you that I lost the first 50 lbs using isagenix. Then the next sixty eating six meals a day. Then the last thirty using my fitness pal and really honing in on it. That is what worked for me. I don't sell this **** and havn't taken it in over two years but it did work for me when I was morbidly obese. Just because its not your experience doesn't mean it doesn't work. Six minute abs works. Isagenix works. Crossfit works. Zumba works. Everything works if you work it.