Obvious fake "results" are obvious.
Turns out that those acai berry weight loss products claiming to boost metabolism and make your body burn fat quicker are nothing but worthless marketing tricks (duh!). Not only do they not work, but those who tried the “free trial” (that in reality costs around $70) couldn’t get refunds for their payments.
And that makes me believe the berries work in a different way: they make fat people waste money on crap rather than buy junk food with it. So while it’s not helping them burn fat faster, at least it’s sort of preventing them from putting on a new layer.
These dark blue berries come from South America. They are high in antioxidants and fiber, something we all want to add to our diet. But can acai berry pills, powders or drinks help you lose weight as the marketers claim?
“That’s all nonsense,” says Dr. John Swartzberg, head of the editorial board at the UC Berkeley Wellness Letter. “There’s nothing special here at all. It’s really a scam.”
But seriously now, it should be common sense that the only way to lose weight is by eating less and exercising more, so I don’t feel bad for the naive people who got scammed. It was a result of them being ignorant and lazy, so they deserved it.
via MSNBC
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