Herbalife alternative?

Have you tried Advocare? I use and sell it.

I drink Visalus Sciences Vi-Shape Nutritional Shakes everyday! They are delicious, about 1.60 a shake, and you can get all your shakes for free! Feel free to add me

i think the best alternative to herbalife is good old fashion eating well and exercise. I know its a crazy idea.

I would stay away from anything with a "seller". Just a way for companies to make more money and get people to push for them.

Buy a juicer or head over to GNC or just about any store these days. Premier Nutrition makes an awesome protein shake -- available at some Sam's Clubs and Costcos. EAS has some good low carb/cal drinks. Many out there just start with one as some are really nasty. If you are looking vegan sunwarrior.com has some vegan alternatives (taste is okay, not one I recommend for taste where the PN and EAS I do).

Did anyone ever find an affordable alternative to Herbalife? Please help. I have been unemployed for almost 3 years now and my weight had sky rocketed almost 100 pounds, literally, in my first year of unemployment. In the past several months I have managed to loose like 12 pounds, but I need something to help now. I am getting super discouraged now, because I haven't been able to loose anything more than that and I am very worried that it will gain right back up there again...

You see, I have an addiction to food. When I say addiction, I mean it's like someone who is addicted to drugs..

So, not to play armchair doctor, but this sounds like a classic case of depression. A psychologist could definitely help, and there are many places that offer sliding-scale fees, since you're unemployed. If you're in the US, www.nami.org is a good place to start looking.

A cheaper alternative is what she wants, not just a posting of another pyramid sales scheme with overpriced supplements like; Amway, Visalus, Advocare, and the Herbalife supplements. Supplementation is supposed to be done out of convenience when on the go and you don't have time to prepare a real meal and are lacking the nutrients needed. The bioavailability of supplements is far less then an actual food source. You don't need to waste your money on overpriced products. Try new foods constantly and if you are in really struggling with the self discipline or knowledge of what foods you need based on age/sex/activity level, see a deitician. Just do a little research on a protein and multivitamin in reference to your needs. When you determine the product that fits you best, try buying from sites such as amazon or ebay and you save some money. Best of luck