New Capsiplex Tablets

I have been tempted by these in past weeks, and also by the Acai Berry/Power Cleanse formula. Please let us know of whether they work or not.
 
NEVER buy pills off the internet! Most of them aren't even whats advertised.

Never heard of Capsiplex, what are they? Are they from a pharmacy or health food shop?
 
my capsiplex arrived today and i have taken my first one. have stalled on slim fast for a few weeks and lost half a pound this week. now i am taking this new weight loss miracle pill i hope to achieve a good loss. i have not been good on my diet at all over past few weeks and wont have time to eat properly over the next coming few weeks even though i am going to try and stick to my diet when i can. so will be doing roughly the same as i have been doing but with the extra pill. so lets see if they really work!!!!! fingers crossed ;)
 
the thing with 'complimentary medicine' is you have to ask why it isn't 'mainstream medicine'. Drug companies get rich selling their wares and would love to get rich off capsiplex or acai or anything else. So why don't they?

Two possibilities:

- When put through proper double blind testing, the medicine is found not to work any more effectively than a sugar pill.
- When the ingredients are examined, or during testing, the medicine is found to have unacceptable side effects / be dangerous (this sort will not often be sold in shops, but sometimes on the net or imported from abroad).

It HAS to be one or the other - there's no conspiracy at play, the drug companies are exclusively motivated by profit, and if the thing worked they would manufacture it and add to their fortunes.
Take the bark of the willow tree. For centuries people chewed it for its painkilling properties. Drug companies tested it, it worked, it was safe, so they put it in pill form and called it aspirin, and many companies have been making a profit since. and imagine how many megabucks they could make out of an effective, safe slimming drug!

other than as a placebo*, if the drug you're taking hasn't been made part of 'mainstream' medicine, then it either doesn't work, or it isn't safe. sorry.





*which is not to say the placebo effect in itself can't have powerful results in some people.
 
Whilst I agree with everything you say I think you have confused 'complimentary medicine' with forgeries. Complimentary medicines contain no controlled substances and are all natural and designed to work in tune with your body. Forgeries and scam medicines are widely available on the net and can contain anything! These are not medically approved as you say and are mostly dangerous
 
Back
Top