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tammyannwebb
tammyannwebb Posts: 8 Member
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Anyone try Phen375 or know anything about it?

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  • tammyannwebb
    tammyannwebb Posts: 8 Member
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    You are probably so right, but have you tried it?
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,714 Member
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    Don't bother with "fake" stuff. You don't have any idea what's in it. To get real Phen, you NEED a prescription.

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  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member
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    tammyannwebb wrote: »
    Anyone try Phen375 or know anything about it?

    Legalised speed...
  • OHFlamingo
    OHFlamingo Posts: 239 Member
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    I think the whole "diet industry" preys on the overweight population, promising a quick fix. All you lose is your money, not weight, and you can endanger your health!
  • tammyannwebb
    tammyannwebb Posts: 8 Member
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    no , but everyone seems to have an opinion about something they haven't actually tried. Most the stuff out there is a scam and money maker but if you haven't tried it for yourself, it's just assuming, but most likely true. :O)
  • nutmegoreo
    nutmegoreo Posts: 15,532 Member
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    tammyannwebb wrote: »
    mean people!

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    :laugh:

    People don't need to try it to know it doesn't work. Plus if there is the potential for harm, why risk it?

    If you want some actual research on it, enter the ingredients into examine.com they have a great summary of peer reviewed studies on a wide variety of supplements.


  • nutmegoreo
    nutmegoreo Posts: 15,532 Member
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    kimny72 wrote: »
    suzannesimmons3 wrote: »
    TavistockToad wrote: »
    tammyannwebb wrote: »
    Anyone try Phen375 or know anything about it?

    Legalised speed...

    No phentermine in there....its a supplement. ingredients caffeine, l carnitine, tongkat Ali, capsaicin and citrus aurantium..

    £50 a month in the uk....there's one born every minute.
    .

    Op it's caffeine and carnitine, it's just an energy supplement. No one has to try it, the ingredients are public knowledge. If you need more energy, take a multivitamin with a cup of coffee.

    I don't need to jump out a third floor window to know it will hurt when I hit the ground.

    You need a bigger umbrella! :bigsmile:
  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member
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    tammyannwebb wrote: »
    no , but everyone seems to have an opinion about something they haven't actually tried. Most the stuff out there is a scam and money maker but if you haven't tried it for yourself, it's just assuming, but most likely true. :O)

    That's the most amazing logic I have ever seen.

    Don't go changing MFP.... :drinker:
  • PaulaWallaDingDong
    PaulaWallaDingDong Posts: 4,641 Member
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    tammyannwebb wrote: »
    no , but everyone seems to have an opinion about something they haven't actually tried. Most the stuff out there is a scam and money maker but if you haven't tried it for yourself, it's just assuming, but most likely true. :O)

    Nobody needs to try it because it's literally the same stuff that's been in these useless products for decades which have already been proven to be ineffective, just repackaged with an attention-grabbing name.
  • psuLemon
    psuLemon Posts: 38,411 MFP Moderator
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    tammyannwebb wrote: »
    no , but everyone seems to have an opinion about something they haven't actually tried. Most the stuff out there is a scam and money maker but if you haven't tried it for yourself, it's just assuming, but most likely true. :O)

    If you know its a scam, why would you buy it? Also, there is plenty of independent companies that evaluate the components that are within the supplement (e.g., www.examine.com). Those websites would tell you dosing and efficacy. If that supplement doesn't provide adequate dosing (which most don't) or include components that don't have a beneficial effect, then why would you buy it.

    Personally, supplementation shouldn't be even included in the mix until you have calories, macros, micro, nutritional timing and exercise down packed. All of those will provide greater improvement to your body than a supplement. The one exception might be whey/protein shakes if you struggle to get adequate protein.
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,714 Member
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    tammyannwebb wrote: »
    no , but everyone seems to have an opinion about something they haven't actually tried. Most the stuff out there is a scam and money maker but if you haven't tried it for yourself, it's just assuming, but most likely true. :O)
    You're "assuming" that for some reason this crap actually works when it's just ingredients that are repeated in many OTC supplements claiming the same weight loss "miracles".
    Tell you what, just save us the time and go buy it.


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