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Old 03-19-24, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by RH Clark
Personally, I wouldn't trust the supplement part of it. I lost 160 lbs. over 2 years and have kept it off for 6 years. I only eat whole foods as minimally processed as possible on a time restricted eating schedule. That's what works for me. Stop eating all processed sugars and highly processed foods and you will lose the weight without whatever supplement they are selling. I'm not saying all supplements are bad, just that you want to be very cautious using them accounting for their long-term effects and even the manufacturing process used to make them.
I agree. The supplements tend to be expensive and a substitute for potentially healthier alternatives. However, their greater value for some people may behavioral, and if they help someone adhere to a weight loss program, that's worth their very minor risk.

Also, if scientific claims, anecdotes, and harangues helped people lose weight, no one would be fat.
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