Has anyone tried Dexatrim Max2O?

I keep seeing commercials for that Dexatrim Max2O weight loss powder you put in your water. Anyone tried it? I brushed it off at first because it had the "Dexatrim" brand name, and that's a definite no-no in my head, but it's Ephedra- and stimulant-free.

So..?

I'm just here because I tried a sample and wondered how other people faired. When I was younger, I was on a medicine called dexedrine (for the infamous ADHD), when I noticed I had NO appetitite. When I talked to my psychologist about it, she was saying how it's also an OTC weight loss drug called Dexatrim. Of course, there's a lot less medicine in it, so I don't know how well it works.

When I tried the H2O, I didn't care for it, just because I don't like fizzy drinks. It didn't suppress my appetitite much. I'm trying not to eat when I go home, so I had that and two big glasses of water. My will power made me not eat and the dexatrim made me potty often. I'm only two days in, so I guess I'll really see where it goes. It's on rollback at walmart for 10 bucks and there's a 3 dollar coupon on dexatrim.com, so I'm gonna buy two boxes and see how it goes.

Some people say just buy green tea and drink that. It depends on if you're looking for a fat burner or just an appetitie surpressant.

Eat less, eat fresh, nutritious foods, and exercise more.

 

Everything else is crap.

 

Pills, electro-vibrator gadgets, "diet" foods, none of them work, IMO.

 

Healthy foods in sensible portions and exercise. Funny how people still go to such lengths to avoid this simple formula for achieving and maintaining a healthy weight.

Original Post by digdig:

Ingredients:

Citric Acid , Sorbitol , Sodium Bicarbonate , Natural and Artificial Flavors , Sodium Carbohydrate , Potassium Bicarbonate , Polyethylene Glycol , Sodium Benzoate , Acesulfame Potassium , Neotame , FD&C Yellow 5

LOL.  Just the kind of stuff that's bound to be the perfect foundation for good health!

 

YUM!