"SENSA" weight loss system.............

[Times Roman]

So I've been seeing on TV some advertisements regarding the SENSA weight loss system. Ad explains eat everything you normally eat and lose 30 lbs in 6 months. The ad shows people eating icecream, yet sprinkling "something" over the ice cream right before taking a bite. So now the woman is looking at it like it's a good thing.

Not one to believe anything I see on tv (if it sounds too good to be true.....)
So I've been doing a little research to see what's going on.

The concept is that the sense of smell can be used to trigger the sensation of satiation quicker than the sense of taste alone.
The sprinkles come in two packs, one is "salty" the other is "sweet" and you sprinkle them over your food apppropriately prior to eating.

Now the "interesting" part..
the ingredients:
Maltodextrin (Derived from Corn from the USA), Tricalcium Phosphate, Silica, Natural and Artificial Flavors, FD&C Yellow 5, and Carmine. Sensa also contains Soy and Milk ingredients. Sensa is sodium-free, sugar-free, calorie free, gluten-free, and there are no stimulants, drugs or MSG.

apart from the Manufacture sponsored study, here is a study conducted by 20/20:
http://abcnews.go.com/2020/video?id=5500964

the general consensus is that findings of the study have NOT been peer reviewed, as originally stated by the manufacture.

The over all reviews by others that have tried the product are generally all over the place, so you will have to judge for yourself. I did notice that of those that gave a favorable review, for some reason, seemed outside the norms of the general population (diabetic, 72 year old man, etc.)

The cost is $59/mo. Very expensive for some sprinkle packages.

I reviewd my findings with my woman.

Her decision? Pass!

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i thought those stupid diet gimmicks would be played out by now. i suppose people will continue to be gullible and stupid until the end of time!

[GirlyGymRat]

your woman is right! this is another way of marketing to gals buy making it look easy. someone is making a lot of money of these gimmicks.

[Times Roman]

the founder of this is Dr. Allan Hirsh, a psychologist and neurologist. what he calls a peer review, was in reality a simple invitiation to present his findings for debate at the Endocrine Societies Annual meeting. So this assertion of his "scientific" findings being peer reviewed by the good doctor is a lie, pure and simple. The Endocrine Society went even further stating that there is "no scientific proof that this product works, and they are troubled by the promotional nature of his presentation [when speaking at the annnual meeting]"

[SexySweetheart]

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[Times Roman]

Had some friends years back raving about the phen/phen system, and they lost some significant weight. then the "oops" came out and we all found out people had died and many others suffered organ damage from this dangerous cocktail.

[SexySweetheart]

Had some friends years back raving about the phen/phen system, and they lost some significant weight. then the "oops" came out and we all found out people had died and many others suffered organ damage from this dangerous cocktail.

lol BUT.. it did work for poundag dropping lol

[Times Roman]

lol BUT.. it did work for poundag dropping lol

so does putting a finger down a throat after a meal, and it's less damaging to the organs! =)

[< <Samson> >]

What a pile of shit. . . .

I been thinking about starting a marketing only Co. They don't have a product, like the rest of weight loss garbage. The lipo-whatevers and the like.

Advertise to the sheeple and they will buy.


No infomercials for D-Bol? lmao - at least it actually works.

[SexySweetheart]

so does putting a finger down a throat after a meal, and it's less damaging to the organs! =)

soooo i should stop putting my finger down my throat????

lol well put!