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Originally posted by herbal logic
Trimspa is an excellent example of a reputable product. Their success isn't based on false promises.
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hahaha oh that's a good belly laugh mate!
Trim Spa is being sued right now for their pills not containing Hoodia, the way that they claimed. Supposedly they have fixed that problem now, but the pills still only contain 150 mg of Hoodia and no guarantee that contains the crucial molecule p57, which is what controls the appetite. Basically Trim Spa is shit and is still shit, as are a great number of over the counter herbals in the USA.
There is no standardization for phyto medicine in the USA like there is in Europe. In Europe, you could not get away with selling a bum herbal product that doesn't work or only work on placebo effect.
But take a stroll in your local health food dispensary here in the US. 90% of what you see on the shelves is shit. Never been tested or standardized, and they don't have to do that because it is classified as a "nutritional supplement" and not "phyto medicine" like in Europe.
I use phyto medicines that have been standardized to Eurpoean standards exclusively, and have great results. I use a standardized st. johns wort, brand name "Perika" (imported from Germany) and it REALLY works, for example.
99% of the stuff sold online is crap that you will get no effect from unless it is placebo effect. If it's not standardized and tested, it's bunkum.
