Weight Loss Special - Wanna go faster in that fancy 911?

[rennch]

What better way to speed up your lap times than to increase your power to weight ratio! Not to be TOO spammy, but I thought I'd share this while I could. A little Christmastime special!

Lose 7lbs or more in 9 Days...15lbs or more in 30 Days - Merry Christmas! I am personally GIFTING FREE MEMBERSHIPS for anyone who wants to do a 30 Day Cellular Cleanse (not one of those toilet cleanses...haha) and Nutritional Replenishing System. Now is the time to feel better, sleep deeper, drop lbs and inches and have more energy. PS - Bonus Gift - Free success coaching by me and the team.

A girl I started working with October 1 started at 302 lbs, and is now 246. Are you ready?

If you're curious, connect with me on Facebook and I'll introduce you to a huge group of people that are in your same boat. Michael O'Neal | Facebook.

Happy, healthy holidays!

mto

[Heel n Toe]

Originally Posted by emptyo

A girl I started working with October 1 started at 302 lbs, and is now 246. Are you ready?

I've got a better idea.

Just kick her out of the car, then it's like she weighs zero and you'll probably cut about 2 seconds off your 0-60 time.

[sammyg2]

It sure is nice of Wayne to provide you with free advertising, or are you paying him for it?

Either way, I hope your post isn't related to the latest fad of using HCG hormones to lose weight 'cause that's illegal. I'd hate to see Wayne get in trouble

FDA, FTC Crack Down on Illegal Weight-Loss Products

By Sophie Quinton
Updated: December 6, 2011 | 3:06 p.m.
December 6, 2011 | 12:02 p.m.

Federal regulators said on Tuesday that they are cracking down on some illegally marketed weight-loss drugs. The Food and Drug Administration and the Federal Trade Commission have warned seven companies that market ‘homeopathic’ hormonal weight-loss schemes that their products have no proven weight-loss benefit. They also said that these companies could be giving dangerous dieting advice.

“These products are illegal and unapproved drugs,” the FDA’s Elizabeth Miller told reporters in a conference call. “The FDA feels that it is important for consumers to understand that these products are potentially dangerous if taken as directed.”

The products claim to use human chorionic gonadotropin, or hCG, a hormone produced by the human placenta. The FDA has approved hCG for treating some cases of female infertility, but not for weight loss. It is sold as oral drops, pellets, or spray. Licensed hCG drugs must be injected.

HCG packages typically instruct consumers to follow a severely calorie-restricted diet, which can be dangerous, Miller said. She and the FTC’s Richard Cleland characterized hCG supplements as the latest weight-loss fad, heavily marketed on the Internet.

“Almost more than any other, the weight-loss industry is fad-driven. Unfortunately, all too often it’s also fraud-driven,” Cleland said. Five million Americans are taken in by weight-loss frauds each year, he said.

Warning letters were sent to Nutri Fusion Systems, Inc; Natural Medical Supply, LLC DBA HCG Complete Diet; HCG Platinum, LLC; Theoriginalhcgdrugs.com; HCG Diet Direct, LLC; Hcg-miracleweightloss.com, and hCG Drops LLC, according to the FDA’s web site.

The companies have 15 days to notify the FDA that they have taken steps to purge unsubstantiated claims from their advertising. Otherwise, they could face legal action, the FDA warned in a statement.

One of the product makers, Reset the Body, claims that its product “very well could be the safest way to LOSE WEIGHT and KEEP WEIGHT OFF!” It promotes hCG as a way to naturally break down fat.

FDA, FTC Crack Down on Illegal Weight-Loss Products - Sophie Quinton - NationalJournal.com

[Laneco]

Hi Michael!

I've got a couple of friends on this program here in Oregon and I think I'd like to try it. Facebook message sent.

angela

[rennch]

Yea, that hcg stuff is SCARY, isn't it? I'm glad they made it illegal. Our program is nothing weird or voodoo like that...it's just good nutrition.

[rennch]

Hi Michael!



I've got a couple of friends on this program here in Oregon and I think I'd like to try it. Facebook message sent.



angela

Angela, I don't think I got that message. Can you pm me your full name or add me on FB, and I'll send you some info? Thanks.

[rennch]

Scratch that, I got it.

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Hi Michael!





I've got a couple of friends on this program here in Oregon and I think I'd like to try it. Facebook message sent.





angela

Angela, I don't think I got that message. Can you pm me your full name or add me on FB, and I'll send you some info? Thanks.