Sensa??

I was wondering the same thing???

I have not tried it, but I had a friend that did and she said she truthfully did not notice a difference. I am always looking for encouragement and motivation, in return I am willing to give encouragement and motivation. Feel free to add me if you need MFP friends.

I wouldn't bother with it.

It's apparently an appetite suppressant. You'd be much better off learning about food choices and nutrition, and use smart food choices to reach satiety without the aid of magic powder.

Not saying this to be rude, trying to save you money.

Don't trust the FDA first of all.

They also don't require that Truvia list the 40 chemical compounds used to make the sugar.

They are known to be a pretty evil and cash fueled part of the government. (read 'Eating Animals' and watch Food Inc.)

If you want to put chemicals in your body go right ahead.

There is no quick fix. If all of these fad diet products *really* were a long term solution the diet industry would not be booming. Think about that one for a minute. In 'The Weight of the Nation' (aired this spring on HBO) they explained that the diet industry wants the products to be a scam so that you will keep buying the next one, buying the next one, buying the next book and subscribing to the next service. It's set up to fail.

You're smarter than ingesting some chemical every day for a quick fix.

Studies show you'll just gain it all back plus extra.

one of my co-workers tried it and lost a few pounds, The funny thing was she was putting it on yogurt and high fat foods (Chipotle and Moes). Kind of defeated the purpose. Put a rubber band around your wrist and snap it every time you go to get something bad for you. It will save you money and do the same thing. Not trying to be disrespectful just giving my 2 cents and trying to be funny. Let us know if you find anything else about it

My father has been using it for over 2 months now. He's lost maybe 5lbs.

I still can't figure out if the stuff is supposed to deaden your taste buds or what. It really doesn't taste like anything although the "salty" one has more of a non-taste than the "sweet". There's something that gives me the impression of bitterness in the "sweet" one.

I personally don't see the sense in wasting money on something like this when weight loss can be achieved without it.

From what I know it's mainly just a filler that causes you to feel full quicker. So, a bunch of chemicals and such.

You'd probably have the same results from water before a meal and extra protein and fibre in your meals.

A coworker actually did purchase that last year. She used it "as directed" and sprinkled it on everything, including donuts, candy bars, and calzones. Needless to say, it did not work.

save your money. there is no substitution for had work.

I researched it awhile back and found several reports. The one that stuck out to me (I will try to find link later today) said it was a poor fiber filler and suggested if you wanted to try something similar to sprinkle ground flax seed (available in the baking aisle) would be a better choice of fiber and ALOT cheaper.

I have heard to use flax seed as well.

Actually Chia seeds.

Nothing like this really works. It is all for those people that want a quick fix. The only thing that will 'fix' being overweight is diet and exercise. Eat right, and Move! All of these weight loss products are just trying to make money.