Has anyone heard of this product. It's not a diet pill, it's supposed to be weight loss tea or a 'teatox' from what I understand. Does this kind of thing actually work? I can see that drinking a low-calorie beverage may be better for you than drinking other stuff, and I've heard that some teas can be healthy, but how much weight could you actually lose with this?
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While I do believe that drinking certain teas can provide health benefits, I do not believe that this "teatox" will offer you the kind of benefits that you want for weight loss. Any kind of product that is meant to help flush our your system, detoxify it, or is marketed as an easy weight loss solution should be avoided in my books. These teas contain a lot of ingredients that may not necessarily be safe for you. They also have stimulant, diuretic and laxative effects. I'd stay away from the Teatox if I were you.
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I looked into this product too. I wouldn't be worried so much that this product will cause any serious side effects, I just think that it's not likely to do much for you. Any diets that require you to drink things and this is supposed to help you lose weight sounds like a bunch of bull in my world. I mean, maybe I'm wrong, but if drinking special tea or "teatoxing" was the solution to our problems, I think we'd all be a lot slimmer hahaha.
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Honestly KellyKatt, as long as you've read the ingredients and you're not allergic to anything, I don't see the harm in giving it a try. It's just tea. If you find out you don't like it or it doesn't work, just stop taking it. Who knows, this could be the right thing for you.
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Hahaha wow! You guys have a lot of opinion about this "teatox" product. I think I've decided I'm just not gonna try it. I don't actually think it'll cause me any harm, but at the same time, the more I've looked into it, I just don't see it as being the practical long-term weight loss solution I"m looking for.
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