Does relacor really work, or is it just another scam?
83667
Most diet pills are not scams. People do not understand there purpore. Most diet pills are supposed to be used with diet and excercise. You still have to change your lifestyle. People have the lack of knowledge of these products, that is why they fail on them. People need guidence to succed.\n\nFor more info check out this link.
319790
no i wouldn't try dangerous products and yes it sounds like a scam
1175364
I don't know the effectiveness of the aforementioned. Some have been around since I was a kid. A good place to start is right in your immediate vicinity. It might not even cost you anything!
489942
I have heard that they are selling fake Lipovarin. You can tell by the label and that it comes in a tablet. I have ordered from Bodyglobal before and they wouldnt let me return something when they guarenteed me a 100% money back. STAY AWAY FROM BODYGLOBAL.COM!! Buy it from the trusted manufacturer site
353415
I actually have my son on it right now.  Yes, I think it's working.  It's NOT going to replace an anti-depressant but if you need a little help dealing with stress it can do wonders.  I didn't tell him what it was but he noticed a difference in just a couple of weeks.  \n\nI started taking it and noticed a difference in less time  than that.  I started taking it to deal with some added stress that left me with symptoms of chronic fatigue and find that while I didn't actually notice it so much while taking it, I noticed a real drop in my overall mood after about a week of not taking it.  By constast, St. John's Wort didn't work for me AT ALL.\n\nIt's not a miracle by any means, but I'd recommend it.
396852
Relacore is not worth wasting your monry on unless you need to sleep. I took it for two months and didn't do a thing except make me want to sleep all the time. \n\nDO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!!
264329
I haven't tried it, but I've read a lot about it.  From what I've read, it's mostly just an expensive multivitamin that's given the hard-sell by someone who just wants you to sell it too.  You can probably do just as well getting a multivitamin from the store like Centrum.  It appears to me that those who sell it are more interested in getting other people to sell it than they are interested in selling the product itself--simply a big pyramid scheme.
1006727
We were on a "scholarship" program from Mannatech where they prescibed a unlimited supply and treatment regimen for our special needs son. We saw no significant results and this was with about $500 worth of products a month. We saw very little results with them. He does better with a cheap patented vitamin and a couple of other good supplements from a competing company.
251791
I've tried many...and I wish I could have my money back lol.  Only thing that worked a little was Leptropril.  I lost about 8lbs, but gained it back.  Just stick w/ a healthy diet & regular exercise.  There's nothing better.
947175
I have seen people recommend it,. but just the name gives me the creeps.  It sounds like one of those fake programs that actually cruds up your system.  But I haven't tried it.\n\nI stick to the tried-and true favorites, Ad-Aware and Spybot.
1169642
I tried it, didn't find that it worked one bit.  I ended up returning it for a refund.  Even though it tasted great, it made me sick to my stomach, and I didn't lose any weight at all.  In my opinion it's a scam.
352501
sounds like scam to me.. watch out
38170
that's Rx\nYes, they're real.  You can get them cheaper, but you also have to go through the trouble of supplying your prescription information or doctor's contact information, depending on the company.\nYou can get them cheaper by ordering online, and you may choose whether to buy the name brand or the generic.  \nIf what you take now works for you, then if you were to order the same thing in the same dosage, they should have the same effect.\n\nOh, and yes, I've ordered them.
706813
Anyone who buys any dieting pills are either desperate or looking for easy answers so they are gullible.  I always say that diet pills are effective for one thing only...MAKING THE SELLER RICH!!!!!...;
108807
Its a probably a scam...
290873
Haha! I think it's what the marketing departments of those "wonder" pills want us to believe just to increase their sales.  That's why they always say reeeeally fast, "These statements are not proved by the FDA." That's also why the small,white, hard-to-read print onscreen says "Results not typical." After all the hype they say of 'eat what you want and still lose weight', they will add as an afterthought, "All diet plans require a doctor's approval and an exercise program." But nobody hears that part because they're too busy dialing the 800 number to place an order...as they lay on the couch with a bowl of ice cream in their lap.
195662
nope. but i did hear of it and it sounds like a scam