Wonder if this will be another recalled product or taken out of stores without notice only to reappear with new label design...

Originally Posted by TheYoungBlood

Wonder if this will be another recalled product or taken out of stores without notice only to reappear with new label design...

i did some research on it.. apparently there's something called senna in it which may cause heart problems.

and i read somewhere in a review that apparently prior to 2010 there was an ingredient called sibutramine in it which is now banned because it can also cause heart failure - but it is still available in china.

Also, this stuff is made in china so i feel like it may still contain it. The reason i speculate this is because of the rate at which my girl's friend lost her weight - in 1 month. Seems way too fast - with no excersize. Also on the website they say excersize is not necessary - and I feel like anyone that says that doesn't have a legit product. There is no way a product that claims that can be good for you - especially if you are losing weight so fast and not excersizing - you have to be losing muscle at an unhealthy rate


edit: the bee pollen part of it however still seems to be a good supplement - It has numerous health benefits but not sure how pronounced and effective they may be for real. Nonetheless I'm telling my girl to not buy this shit and opt for regular bee pollen from now foods or swanson health or something.

I just hate to think of the OTC items sold in USA from USA based companies that everyone here has heard about giving results from non listed ingredients with a later federal recall.
My concern is other countries have a large history of bad products.
Suuppriiiisse, we were selling "contaminated" products!

I think if she chose to do eca or whatever that is a thought out decision. But the unknown of this "quick" weightloss makes me concerned. Good luck, I am positive you will steer her in the best direction....


I hope others consider the recent (2009?) USA weight loss product with a prescription drug in it...

They contained either Sibutramine or something like it...

Link should be FDA Expands Warning to Consumers About Tainted Weight Loss Pills