diet and exercise is the best way to lose weight.. I don't trust these pills
buddn07
11 Mar 161#17
Will be lost on some, but I appreciated it!
Oneday77
11 Mar 161#16
You'd need some Gillyweed for that kind of nonsense.
Ricky1968
11 Mar 161#1
do these things actually work?
MAZZY60 to Ricky1968
11 Mar 162#2
no :disappointed:
Doods1875 to Ricky1968
11 Mar 164#10
No. Exercise and a decent diet are usually a better bet.
msharif911 to Ricky1968
11 Mar 16#15
LOL! Obviously not as reduced. This was the "fad" a few years back.
aau1
11 Mar 161#13
How can they sell something for half a penny?
Do you mean it is 2 for 1p (equivalent 1 for 0.5p)?
simon31leeds to aau1
11 Mar 16#14
Think it was a typo aau - they're 50p in Sainsburys
Lillypops
11 Mar 16#5
Be careful - my friend suffered total kidney failure after taking this stuff. Check with your doctor whether it's suitable.
simon31leeds to Lillypops
11 Mar 16#12
And was it definitely "this stuff" e.g. Adios Max tablets which are herbal, using seaweed extract?
abaxas
11 Mar 16#7
Basically plant based amphetamine style drugs.
schnide to abaxas
11 Mar 163#8
Okay, well I wasn't before but now I'm interested..
simon31leeds to abaxas
11 Mar 162#11
Really? Are you sure? These are bladderwrack extract - basically concentrated seaweed!!!! Hardly amphetamines ma dear unless you go to some strange clubs under the sea
mel456
11 Mar 16#9
how much research is put in this before they start selling,?
ristriad
11 Mar 16#6
Honestly don't know how they can sell stuff like this.
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This was in Redhill Sainsburys store and had 5 packets left.
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http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/gb/groceries/adios-max-tablets-x100?storeId=10151&msg=&langId=44&krypto=NX2BwTuczh29tsL%2BNgjIT66gxBxEchJjAI3Q%2FpcCx9gLhH0Xzy0cIopt2aLE28iE4SFWJlxCCuWVQ%2FzxtbaSr2luWXD2Jt3LKmLXEref6QgyVSzhuY12ua7NiuaqXPfZCyMXJQWP5mIesL3AiSuDjVqe4gw3wcgIYA5WmqHp%2FUEwJbaE5BotXVVcNsdc72na&ddkey=http%3Agb%2Fgroceries%2Fadios-max-tablets-x100%3Fmed%3Daff
Do you mean it is 2 for 1p (equivalent 1 for 0.5p)?