P.I.N.K Method

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When ya shake yo monaay maka these things fall out of the sky. What and the amount depend upon your level of skill (I've heard this program may or may not enhance your skill), but usually, you are able to take it and sent it in the mail.

I have a rule. I generally don't take healthy diet advice from fat talk show hosts selling something. I wouldn't let a homeless guy be my financial advisor. I don't take nutrition advice from Ronald McDonald.

I wouldn't ask an Amish guy to fix my car.

I can keep going..these just keep coming to me...

I couldn't agree more. I used to watch Dr. Phil all the time and really enjoyed it. I hadn't seen the show in 5 yrs. or so, caught a couple shows in the past couple months and he has sold himself out. :devil:

I saw this on Dr. Phil today too. I agree with what everyone on here seems to be saying....waste of money when you can just eat healthy and workout and get the same results!
I can't believe nobody has mentioned the poor girl who's boyfriend won't even propose to her until she loses 50 lbs.!! I thought Dr. Phil should have set him straight and made him "get real!" Why would anyone want to put up w/ someone who can't love them for who they are not how they look?!? I think it's great that she wants to lose the weight but she shouldn't let him make her feel like she HAS to or it probably won't work out....

No idea....but I did lose close to 42lbs in 3 months just by eating my 1200 calories a day and running 12-15 miles per week.

I saw the episode too and was excited...when I went online though lost interest...they just don't give enough information.

I watched that, too. The exercise part looked fine, the diet probably is, too, but I don't for a second believe the typical person is going to lose 50 pounds in three months, and I heard that from them a couple of times.

I watched Dr. Phil, last night. I was shocked that that nutritionist said "potatoes promote weight loss"! That conflicts, directly, with what I've always been told! I was under the impression potatoes were very high on the glycemic index and should be avoided. But, my point is this: I tried Weight Watchers. I attended meetings, religiously. Throughout the whole thing, if I learned one thing, it's that weight lost at a rapid rate will ALWAYS go back on. Second, people who are overweight like food. We like to eat. We like the process, the taste, the feel. So drinking a lovely smoothy made with coconut milk, whey protein and strawberries - made in a $500 blender, given to every audience member (shades of Oprah) - sounds great. Healthy. Yummy, occasionally. But not meals of them for days. They all looked cute in their pink T's, with their slenderizing workout pants (everyone got a pair) with their Sketchers workout shoes (everyone got a pair) and their chipper personality (no one in the audience got one), but I am not spending another dime on a fad. I'm appalled Dr Phi stooped to this level. These women need to be healthy. That's a given. But P.I.N.K. isn't the only way to get that done. It, like that rowing machine, will make you poor and probably not so thin, in the long-run. Get up off your butt, run past the fast food stores, eat healthy, you'll lose weight. Don't stop, tho.

The lady on the show who refuses to get married until she loses 50 lbs. could lose around 150 lbs. in one fell swoop by dumping her boyfriend. Seriously, she's going to marry someone who not only admits he's not attracted to her when she's overweight, but has the nerve to check out other women right in front of her? Even if she loses the weight, she'll most likely not only gain it back, but more if she ever gets pregnant - then what? I see divorce in this woman's future no matter what if she marries this loser. Btw, I kept waiting for Dr. Phil to tell this guy what a jerk he was, but he never did. IMO, Dr. Phil has lost all credibility and is more celebrity than physician. I wouldn't take any advice from him and regret having watched his show yesterday simply because I, yet again, got suckered into thinking there's some "miracle" plan out there that doesn't involve eating less and moving more. And to eat less and move more, I simply need to not put so much on my plate, open my front door, and take a walk - which doesn't cost $70.

I don't tend to trust "plans" and stuff that I have to pay to learn about. It's super duper scammy. The only fitness subscription I would ever pay for is on Jillian Michaels' website, but it's not necessary because her helpful information is all FREE.