best Acai berry weight loss products?
Christina S asked:
I have been reading alot of the other questions asked on here and I would like to know what the best, or still good and low cost Acai berry weight loss product is. I would also like to know what would be good to cleanse with this product. I’ve seen people say that if you take Acai you should also use a cleanse, so help me community I’m ready to lose the weight. Ive gained 100 lbs from my time of pregnancy to now. thats almost 2 years of me being SUPER overweight. I’m also open to good exercise workouts, although it is hard for me, so baby steps please!!
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I have been reading alot of the other questions asked on here and I would like to know what the best, or still good and low cost Acai berry weight loss product is. I would also like to know what would be good to cleanse with this product. I’ve seen people say that if you take Acai you should also use a cleanse, so help me community I’m ready to lose the weight. Ive gained 100 lbs from my time of pregnancy to now. thats almost 2 years of me being SUPER overweight. I’m also open to good exercise workouts, although it is hard for me, so baby steps please!!
Lose Weight and Feel Great with Acai Berry – Try It Free!
November 22nd, 2009 at 4:22 pm
monavie…it is a juice drink you can buy…you take a shot glass of it every morning…it has TONS of antioxidants in it…the main fruit is acai berry…the most i have seen in any product…however it is expensive…i drink it….it comes as a wine bottle …4 bottles per case…cost about 200 a case…but like i said…it is loaded in it…i dont use it for the weight loss affect..i use it for the nutritional benefits and antioxidants.
November 25th, 2009 at 11:37 pm
I think they’re all gimmicks. A couple of years ago it was the pomegranate that was the new miracle fruit. I think that the diet industry finds something exotic seeming and makes claims (some of which might be based of fact) and try and sell it. Just look at one of your answers, it claims that the acai product they used miraculously helped them lose weight, as do the other ads.
I lost my baby weight simply by eating what I want, when I want. I eat after seven, even after ten some evenings. I don’t care about calories or carbs. I eat what I like and don’t deny myself of anything. Sixteen months after the birth of my daughter, I weigh about 15 pounds less than what I did when she was conceived. I also breastfeed, which might contribute, but I figure those extra 500 calories burned go straight to her, even with all of the baby and table food she eats.
However, I do eat whole, real foods. I try to avoid enriched flour, corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup, partially hydrogenated oils, hydrogenated oils, artificial colors, artificial flavors, artificial preservatives and anything that looks fake.
This isn’t a diet for me. I became vegan as part of my faith. I began eating whole, real foods because God created me whole and real and I was looking into and reading what is and isn’t in conventional foods and I didn’t want to eat anymore of that. The health benefits of not eating animals and animal products is just a nice bonus. I thought the health benefits of eating whole, real foods would be good and it is.
ETA: When we were at Whole Foods last week I did see some frozen acai berries with the other frozen fruit, but it really didn’t register to look at it. I was trying to keep our daughter occupied and it was late and I was focused on getting what we needed (strawberries, raspberries, pineapple and blueberries) to look at it. Besides, I think all fruit is equally great and healthy. Yes, the darker ones might have more good stuff in it, but in the course of a day, I likely will have an apple, a banana and some of the aforementioned frozen fruit (I eat it before bed while I’m nursing my daughter) in addition to several veggies during the day.
November 27th, 2009 at 1:55 pm
Those are marketing gimmicks, don’t waste your money on them. (trust me you’ll be sorry when you order)
To lose that much weight, you need to put in a little effort, and that means improving your diet and trying to get some exercise. When you eat 5-6 smaller meals a day that are healthy (lean meats, fruits, veggies) then you will get back to your normal weight. 70% of your Weight loss (or weight gain) will be because of what you eat.
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November 29th, 2009 at 9:30 pm
As far as I can tell, there are no proven weight loss benefits from the acai berry, juice, or capsules.
It does seem to be a great supplement (I take it, but don’t sell the stuff!) and is full of anti oxidents, which help prevent damage to your body. But that’s what you should take it for, not weight loss or fat burning.
The acai berry itself is an amazing thing – has a lot of anti oxidents etc and is really good for you.
But there’s nothing really to suggest in scientific terms that it helps with weight loss.
And there are a lot of scams out there, be careful where you buy it from!
I take it, and I think I feel healthier and better. But it’s not some type of magic formula, sorry.
You can buy it in different forms – juice, capsules, etc. Or as a powder which you can add to other juices or smoothies.
You can buy it online, but be careful. Lots of sites selling it have a “free offer” thing, but to get it you have to sign up to a programme which sends you the stuff every month and bills you huge sums of money. Personally, I wouldn’t buy from a website which is a company I’ve never heard of, there are too many scam artists in the business. If you are looking on-line, personally I’d go for a company which sells more than just one thing, and has a range of supplements or juices, they are more likely to be in it for the long term and not ripping you off.
You can also buy it in local health food shops, do a search for ones near you. I’ve bought it from Amazon, and from Holland and Barrett, which is a UK health food shop.