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mammaj
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Wed Aug 23, 2006 5:02 pm Post subject:
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I doubt its that wonderful but I have read it has the benefit of Lipovarins Advantra Z and Hoodia as a suppressant. Is this bunk or worth trying?
Light I have a feeling you will know?? |
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Light
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Wed Aug 23, 2006 6:38 pm Post subject:
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Yes, I've heard of it. It contains Hoodia and Bitter Orange extract. Basically it should increase the metabolism and work as an appetite suppressant.
I do not know what to say about Bitter Orange. Some FDA studies shows that Bitter Orange may have serious side effects.
Before we can say if its safe and if it works we need more reviews from people who use it. Please if you decide to use it feel free to post your opinion on this.
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mammaj
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Wed Aug 23, 2006 6:55 pm Post subject:
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I would happily post any results I experience. i am trying to make an educated decision on a supplement.
I see Miracle Burn is FDA approved which is interesting. There is another product called Remedilean (sp?) which looks to have lots of the similar components as well. I think the Lipovarin doesn't have the appetite suppressant.
I am nervous about the bitter orange. I guess I will continue to try to learn about it.
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Light
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Wed Aug 23, 2006 7:32 pm Post subject:
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Can not be FDA approved. It is labeled as a supplement. I think that it is manufactured by an FDA approved manufacturer, witch is good.
Here is something from their site:
| Quote: | | Miracleburn is produced by our Licensed Pharmaceutical Grade Manufacturer that is not only FDA approved, but up to GMP standard |
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mammaj
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Wed Aug 23, 2006 8:59 pm Post subject:
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| Doesn't it say NOT ONLY FDA APPROVED? Is it supposed to be tricky working to imply that it is when its really only up to a standard? |
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Light
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Wed Aug 23, 2006 9:31 pm Post subject:
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You can check it out at miracleburn.com/1096/prodinfo_qualitycontrol.htm.
I really think that it states that this pill is manufactured in an FDA approved laboratory.
Please corect me if I am wrong. |
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mammaj
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Thu Aug 24, 2006 2:15 pm Post subject:
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Below is copied from the site. Indeed you are correct. I think that its somewhat sleezy to word it in that fashion. Nevertheless, it does say that the Pharm. Grade Manuf. is both FDA and GMP. This to me discredits my belief in what their saying. Am I crazy or is it hard to find good studies or reviews of these products. I never knew it was such a political industry.
"Miracleburn is produced by our Licensed Pharmaceutical Grade Manufacturer that is not only FDA approved, but up to GMP standard. Because of this, we can confidently ensure our dear customers that the integrity of our formula is held to the strictest standards of quality control.
Miracleburn is a safe, effective and affordable product backed by the latest scientific data to support the claims that many make but few can actually assure."
Thanks Light. Sorry for the confusion. This process for me to learn about choices has been a ton of information to gather, a ton of garbage to throw out. Its too bad its such a maze to get good info. Is it me?? |
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Light
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Thu Aug 24, 2006 5:35 pm Post subject:
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Indeed, the Pharmaceutical Grade Manufacturer should be both FDA and GMP. This should be a good thing.
Anyway the important thing is to know your body and know its reactions on different stimulants. Do not relay only on diet pills, they do help but the hard part is only up to you.
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Sun Sep 10, 2006 9:58 pm Post subject:
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i have been using it 4 a week and some change and it takes away my appitite and i dont crave sweets...i like it  |
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BrownieSkin
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Mon Sep 11, 2006 4:51 pm Post subject:
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| Hey there! Saw your topic and couldn't help read it all. What about side effects, Tinkerbell? Jittery, insomnia, anything? |
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| BrownieSkin wrote: | | Hey there! Saw your topic and couldn't help read it all. What about side effects, Tinkerbell? Jittery, insomnia, anything? |
No side effects so far it feels great to take it although it does say to not take it too late in the day cuz it might cause insomnia but it hasnt 4 me so far..its worth the money in my opinion |
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wannab
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Mon Jul 23, 2007 7:42 pm Post subject:
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| I had a terrible side effect from miracle burn and of course the customer service people from the company will not return my call. I took the product yesterday as prescribed on the package and woke up today with a horrible rash covering my face and body. My lips are swollen and my face feels as if I have a terrible sunburn. I look a bit freaky. Use caution. |
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JMS155
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Fri Jul 27, 2007 6:22 pm Post subject:
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| I just ordered the free 1 week trial, i will post results!~ |
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mcnutts
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Mon Jul 30, 2007 2:20 pm Post subject:
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| Just wanted to put a plug in. I just started using miracle burn. I have no problems sleeping. (Well I have a big test coming up and I am worried about that and keep waking up worried about the test) but I don't think the miracle burn is the problem. I have lost 8 pounds but I also journal my food on my calorie counter.com. And I started walking at night. the journal helps because I know I have to get on the computer and type the food in if i eat it. So if i am feeling lazy i don't eat it so i don't have to journal it. I still have to eat but i don't crave the sweet stuff as much, which was my biggest problem. Good luck to all of you. I know weight is a problem almost as bad as smoking. |
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eab
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Sun Aug 12, 2007 1:18 pm Post subject:
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ok, so what i have to say about miracleburn after 5 days:
it does suppress the appetite somewhat. and the sweet cravings, it does help with that some, too!
but if your problem is eating too much due to liking food a LOT (or emotional overeating), well, it actually helps a little, b/c you feel fuller faster... at least during the day. but late at night though, i get really hungry b/c it's worn off and my goal is not to eat after 8pm. so then i have to be strong and exercise my willpower. it's tough. sometimes i've given in and eaten a rice cake late at night.
no side effects really, maybe on the first day i felt a little more energized or something, but haven't noticed anything since. except maybe this: i know this is gross but since taking it my bm's are not normal. i guess that's the senna at work. i'm not sure how much senna is in it but i hope it's not too much and i plan to take one day off per week.
also, with miracleburn i sometimes skip the afternoon dose (since i get hungry late at night anyway when i take it, i figure it doesn't matter -- also b/c of the senna concerns). but it still helps me eat a little less for dinner, still feeling fuller than i normally would.
i guess that's all i can say about it so far.
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