Trimspa Diet Debunked
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Do the Trim Spa diet products work? |
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I don't know. I've never taken it and
I never will. I don't trust the ingredients or the manufacturer.
Their previous product featured ephedra, which has now been
pulled from the market because of 16,000 negative side effects
reported to the FDA. |
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What promises or claims do they make? |
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None. If you read the Trim
Spa site, you'll notice they don't make any claims about
their product. They do have testimonials on the site, including
a major promotion around Anna Nicole Smith.
However...
These testimonials are followed by this disclaimer:
"The statements contained on this site have not been evaluated
by the Food and Drug Administration. Not intended to diagnose,
treat, prevent, mitigate or cure any disease. Testimonial results
not typical. Your actual results may vary." |
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How does their spokesperson, Anna
Nicole Smith describe the diet? |
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"I do take two pills a day to
maintain, you know," Anna Nicole tells Kevin about maintaining
her newly trim physique through the Trimspa plan, with which
she reportedly lost 69 pounds and insists is not harmful.
"You eat, like, small portions and you do it for, like,
two
weeks, and also they have a colon cleanser and you're just,
like, on the pot all the time, okay? You lose that weight
quickly." 
Sounds exciting, doesn't it?
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How are these kinds of products supposedly
work? |
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They usually contain products that speed
up your metabolism. They used to use ephedra to try and do this,
but I'm not sure how they're doing it now. |
Interview with ET Magazine 31DEC2004 http://et.tv.yahoo.com/celebrities/9092/
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