ClickMaster - Sensa doesn't work so forget it. It's over priced junk which you don't need unless you want some extra calories, just love the taste, and don't mind paying $30 a month for sugar. Sensa is sold as a supplement and supplements are not approved by the FDA, are virtually unregulated, do not have the protections afforded foods and drugs, are not recommended by the US National Institute of Health, do not require any testing, are often contaminated, may not even be what the label says, usually contain cheap ingredients, are often over priced scams, have been known to be dangerous, and can have numerous adverse or unwanted side effects.
Sensa consists of Maltodextrin, Tricalcium Phosphate, Silica, natural and artificial flavors plus soy and milk ingredients. They are all cheap ingredients so you're not going to be getting what you're paying for. You'll be paying to keep the advertising going and young and the clueless as confused as ever about how to lose fat properly. The first ingredient is, of course, the one which Sensa has most and it's just sugar ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maltodextrin .
Like most supplement scams, you can't believe what you read about it on the Internet because the manufacturers pay for phony reviews like this one ---> http://www.consumerhealthanswers.com/sensa-reviewed.html , fake scientific sounding articles, bogus testimonials, false reviews, etc. They know that you're not going to go to page two of the search result so as long as they can keep their ads at the top of the search engine output, you'll be suckered into believing all the crap they're telling you. And, young people are naturally gullible, want to believe in easy and quick fixes, and have not yet learned what most adults know; you can't believe advertising.
Sense is supposed to "fool" your brain into thinking you're full....lol. If anything could fool your brain into thinking you're full, how does Weight Watchers stay in business, why are 2/3 of Americans over weight, and who is paying for all the Herbalite, Hoodia, acai, green tea, hydroxycut, and the rest of the junk that doesn't work?
Check out this article and note the excerpt: "I don’ normally like to write about products I haven’ tried myself, but with this one I had to. The negative feedback on this demonic dandruff is just too overwhelming and you should avoid it like the plague. If you do decide (possibly in a drunken stuper) that you simply must try this for yourself, please please please proceed with caution and a credit card with ironclad consumer protection!" Ref: http://www.health-actually.com/reviews/sensa-review-is-it-a-scam-or-does-it-really-help-you-lose-weight/
Here's another article. Note the excerpt: "Common side effects experienced while using Sensa include upset stomach, vomiting, diarrhea and hives. If you have difficulty breathing, dizziness or swelling after taking Sensa, you should contact your doctor immediately. People without known allergies have also experienced some of these side effects while using Sensa. Others reported side effects including gas and loose bowel movements. " Ref: http://www.squidoo.com/sensa-review-is-sens-a-scam-
And one more. Note the excerpt: "So will it really work? I doubt it. I imagine that in the beginning you might feel fuller and less hungry. But over time your body will just get used to the new smells and tastes. Honestly, this is not a good way to lose weight. Take the $89.95 (every 60 days) and buy a gym membership, Wii Fit, or more nutritious foods. Is it long term? The main reason to avoid Sensa is because it is NOT a long term solution. You do not want to buy their product for the rest of your life to stay slim." Ref: http://stopdietingandlive.com/blog/is-sensa-a-scam/
shakespere7 - I have used Sensa and I've lost thirty pounds so far. Check out my review at http://www.shvoong.com/medicine-and-health/diet-and-exercise/2204583-sensa
i am thinking about it, anyone ever tried it before? does it really work?
Amazing A - Tried it. Didn't do anything.
ReplyDeleteClickMaster - Sensa doesn't work so forget it. It's over priced junk which you don't need unless you want some extra calories, just love the taste, and don't mind paying $30 a month for sugar. Sensa is sold as a supplement and supplements are not approved by the FDA, are virtually unregulated, do not have the protections afforded foods and drugs, are not recommended by the US National Institute of Health, do not require any testing, are often contaminated, may not even be what the label says, usually contain cheap ingredients, are often over priced scams, have been known to be dangerous, and can have numerous adverse or unwanted side effects.
ReplyDeleteSensa consists of Maltodextrin, Tricalcium Phosphate, Silica, natural and artificial flavors plus soy and milk ingredients. They are all cheap ingredients so you're not going to be getting what you're paying for. You'll be paying to keep the advertising going and young and the clueless as confused as ever about how to lose fat properly. The first ingredient is, of course, the one which Sensa has most and it's just sugar ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maltodextrin .
Like most supplement scams, you can't believe what you read about it on the Internet because the manufacturers pay for phony reviews like this one ---> http://www.consumerhealthanswers.com/sensa-reviewed.html , fake scientific sounding articles, bogus testimonials, false reviews, etc. They know that you're not going to go to page two of the search result so as long as they can keep their ads at the top of the search engine output, you'll be suckered into believing all the crap they're telling you. And, young people are naturally gullible, want to believe in easy and quick fixes, and have not yet learned what most adults know; you can't believe advertising.
Sense is supposed to "fool" your brain into thinking you're full....lol. If anything could fool your brain into thinking you're full, how does Weight Watchers stay in business, why are 2/3 of Americans over weight, and who is paying for all the Herbalite, Hoodia, acai, green tea, hydroxycut, and the rest of the junk that doesn't work?
Check out this article and note the excerpt: "I don’ normally like to write about products I haven’ tried myself, but with this one I had to. The negative feedback on this demonic dandruff is just too overwhelming and you should avoid it like the plague. If you do decide (possibly in a drunken stuper) that you simply must try this for yourself, please please please proceed with caution and a credit card with ironclad consumer protection!"
Ref: http://www.health-actually.com/reviews/sensa-review-is-it-a-scam-or-does-it-really-help-you-lose-weight/
Here's another article. Note the excerpt: "Common side effects experienced while using Sensa include upset stomach, vomiting, diarrhea and hives. If you have difficulty breathing, dizziness or swelling after taking Sensa, you should contact your doctor immediately. People without known allergies have also experienced some of these side effects while using Sensa. Others reported side effects including gas and loose bowel movements. "
Ref: http://www.squidoo.com/sensa-review-is-sens-a-scam-
And one more. Note the excerpt: "So will it really work? I doubt it. I imagine that in the beginning you might feel fuller and less hungry. But over time your body will just get used to the new smells and tastes. Honestly, this is not a good way to lose weight. Take the $89.95 (every 60 days) and buy a gym membership, Wii Fit, or more nutritious foods. Is it long term? The main reason to avoid Sensa is because it is NOT a long term solution. You do not want to buy their product for the rest of your life to stay slim."
Ref: http://stopdietingandlive.com/blog/is-sensa-a-scam/
Good luck and good health!!
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shakespere7 - I have used Sensa and I've lost thirty pounds so far. Check out my review at http://www.shvoong.com/medicine-and-health/diet-and-exercise/2204583-sensa
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