Apidexin

February 1, 2009 by admin

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Mia on 04 Sep 2008 at 12:54 pm #

I’ve been taking Apidexin for about 9 days now. I don’t know if its working or not yet. I still weigh the same. But I haven’t changed any of my eating habits. I do exercise twice a week for an hour with weights.

Pros:

It does boost my energy
It does improve my mood
I feel as if it might work it causes heat to form in the middle of my stomach.

Cons:

I can’t sleep at night until I’m absolutely exhausted.
I have to take Advil with it because it makes me feel nauseous and I have a headache 5-10 minutes after using it.
Brooke on 09 Oct 2008 at 5:27 pm #

Today is my FIRST day on Apidexin and I just wanted to lose the last 10 pounds from being pregnant. It makes me feel nauseous and I have headaches with it. It makes you not want to eat because you feel sick!

I did have more energy at first. But later I feel like I’m dragging my feet. I feel like I’m pregnant all over again! I only took 1 before breakfast and 1 before lunch. Tomorrow I will try only 1 before breakfast and see how I feel then.

We’ll see if this works or not…..
brooke on 25 Oct 2008 at 11:47 am #

It’s me again! =)

I can better handle it if I only take 1 a day and just watch what I eat in the afternoon since it can make you hungry when it wears off.

I have noticed a difference and it’s barely been a week yet. Nothing dramatic, but I’m slowly seeing the differences. I’m sure it would produce better results if I was taking 2, but I can’t handle 2!

So if you are having bad side effects like the ones listed below, I recommend just taking one, and when I feel like I’m losing my energy, I’ll just drink a sugar free red bull and that seems to curb my cravings as well. GOOD LUCK!
Shar on 23 Oct 2008 at 7:00 am #

Totally NOT worth it. I took my first pill at 4PM and couldnt think straight and my head was buzzing. I went to bed at 10PM and was up till 4AM. It made me feel very anxious and worried.

A pill is not the answer! Back to the hard working out.
Amy on 11 Nov 2008 at 12:31 am #

I just tried Apidexin. I only used it for one week. Didn’t lose an ounce of weight, felt nauseated from taking it & was extremely moody.

I returned it for the “money back guarantee”. We’ll see how that works out, since I just sent it back a couple of days ago.
Amy on 09 Nov 2008 at 2:54 pm #

I took Apidexin for a little over a week. I felt nauseated every time I took it & became very moody while I was on it. I also didn’t lose ANY weight.

I returned them over a week ago & so far the money back guarantee is not looking so “guaranteed.”

I will post when/if I get my refund.
Amy on 16 Nov 2008 at 12:57 pm #

Just to keep you updated, I did finally receive my refund, minus taxes.

I was refunded the amount of 1 bottle: $49.95. The way I look at it, it’s better than nothing back.

Very happy that they stood by the guarantee. Good luck to those of you that are trying them. Hope it works better for you!
Lisa on 29 Nov 2008 at 2:37 pm #

I’m worried now. I have just ordered it from ebay. The reason why I turned to Apidexin is because I have tried everything and need something that is going to fit into my busy lifestyle, may be this isn’t going to work if it’s going to make me nauseous!

Any advice on how to minimise the nausea would be much appreciated!
Kris S.C. on 27 Nov 2008 at 5:43 pm #

I used this product for 3 months and returned it because I had no great weight loss. There is nothing in their add saying that you only get refunded for the bottles returned.

I was told just today that I am getting refunded $59.99 for the 2 bottles I returned. I want the whole $99.95 back since their add says “money back guarantee.”

They need to stand by their promise to pay back the full amount. They are a cheap company and are scamming those who return their product that did not work. That is a poor business.

This is the only business that I have ever bought from that does this to the customers who trusted them enough to buy their product. That is not right and something needs to be done.
Tiffani on 27 Nov 2008 at 1:54 pm #

These websites are paid to say these products do or don’t work! This product works… I lost the last 25 lbs. of pregnancy weight in 2 months!

I added a little exercise (like 2 days a week; that’s all I could fit into my schedule) and limit my calories (WAY Down, to the minimum 1200 calories).

I went the cheaper route of Nutrisystem and purchased a whole bunch of Healthy Choice dinners, like Cafe Steamers and just the regular dinners…the maximum amount of calories a lot of the dinners have is about 350, so you can have three meals and a snack.

I wouldn’t trust these websites making such claims because you never know if they’re telling the truth; you have to actually try the product yourself to know for sure.

AND I’M MORE THAN CERTAIN THAT THE EDITORS OF THIS WEBSITE AREN’T GOING TO APPROVE THIS COMMENT, WHICH IS REALLY UNFORTUNATE…BUT IF THEY DO APPROVE IT, AT LEAST YOU CAN READ THE INFORMATION FROM ANOTHER POINT A VIEW.

Editor’s Comments: Obviously Tiffani hasn’t spent a whole lot of time learning what either Real-Customer-Comments.com or UltimateFatBurner.com are about. Since we don’t sell products, we have no problem posting ALL feedback, provided it appears to be genuine.

We have no doubt Tiffani’s comments are genuine, although we would suggest that it may well have been her diet regimen (i.e., the low calories) and the exercise that caused the weight loss, and not necessarily this product.
timmy on 08 Dec 2008 at 7:27 pm #

i heard alot of good things about it and i baught a bottle nd it cum wit detuxufree78 or suffin. i been on it a week tomorow nd i dunno if its working, i mean i have lost a lot of sleep but i was advised not to take after 3pm and it doesnt help taking them at 9pm lol. but i feel like i have alot of energy nd im never hungry, it looks like i have lost wieght but i still wiegh the same so im gna finsih the bottle then evaluate tbh, its silly to judge after a week becuase every1 is different but i dnt know if im taking them right im jus popping them in b4 meals but im still at college so i dont have breakfast in the morning so i dont eat anythig with the tablet nd i dont take a tableet at lunch but with dinner but eat at lunch so its all confusing, but i feel alot different like so much more energy but i dunno if its actually working yet.
Nancy Thompson on 05 Jan 2009 at 3:59 pm #

I have been taking Apidexin for almost 2 weeks. I have lost 2 lbs. so far and have no side effects.

I do not limit my food intake and have not gotten back to my usual workout regimen of 2 hours 5 days a week. I have been sick with a respiratory cold and cannot seem to get rid of it.

I do not think the product provides fast weight loss and am not even sure if the 2 lbs. is due to the pill, but I am going to give it a little more time. No improved energy but no side effects either.
Tanya on 22 Dec 2008 at 10:51 am #

Wow, I wish I had read these reviews before I bought it. Apidexin makes me feel sick, jittery, and I find it difficult to breathe. I felt like I was going to have a heart attack, which means I couldn’t work out as hard as I usually would.

I didn’t sleep for 2 days, and that was after only 1 tablet. Basically, I felt like I was on speed and even had a come down when I stopped taking them.

I’ve found you can open the caps and pour just a little of the powder into some water and have it that way, since it is obviously way too strong for a lot of people. Not sure how effective it would be for weight loss, I think I will stick to my usual thermogenics.
Lise on 22 Dec 2008 at 10:25 am #

If you’re getting a headache that quickly after taking Apidexin- you may want to check your blood pressure. I was interested in supplementing my current diet and exercise to speed things up, but I think now I’ll just continue the slow and steady 1-2 lbs/week — I’m already an insomniac as it is.

The formula is simple. If you don’t change your eating and exercise habits for good (calories in vs. out), the minute you stop taking Apidexin, you’ll start putting on the weight again.

I’d be interested to see “post-pill” commentary 2 weeks after.
Kiara on 31 Dec 2008 at 5:08 pm #

I’ve read over, and over before I tried it that you shouldn’t take it in the afternoon. 4 pm is way too late. It should be taken 30 min. before breakfast, and 30 min. before lunch.

If you’re getting a headache you more than likely aren’t drinking enough water. You should be drinking at least eight glasses of water a day with this. You should also change your eating habits to some extent if you know you’re a terrible eater.

The no change in eating habits claim more than likely applies to people who’ve put on, but aren’t consistently gaining weight.

If you don’t return all of the bottles – even the empty ONE you didn’t get results from – you won’t be refunded for it. This is very reasonable considering all of the companies out here that pass your credit card information to others, include your shipping period as a part of the “free trial”, and hassle you to get your money back when they “accidentally” charge you (I’m getting flashbacks).

Nothing beats diet and exercise, but when you need an aid this isn’t a bad choice. It’s not for everyone, but I’ve lost 16 pounds since I started two weeks ago with minimal side effects. I’m not very active, but I don’t eat a whole lot, and it’s working for me so far. I’ll be back to update you guys in a month or so to let you know if my results were a fluke, increase, or are consistent.
mark on 03 Jan 2009 at 6:28 pm #

This made me anxious the first day so I cut down to 1 pill a day for three days. Then I went back up to 2 a day and I was fine. You should ease your body into it at 1st. This stuff seems pretty strong.

I started working out about 6 months ago and dropped 40 lbs. I’ve been stuck on 215 for 1 1/2 months so I’m hoping this stuff will help me break through this plateau. I’ll let you know if it works.

I think it will but I have to say,without diet and exercise, no pill is going to work. They are meant to supplement these things.
Gordon on 04 Jan 2009 at 9:51 am #

Tried this product for 2 months along with my normal lowfat/carb eating. 3 days weight training and 3 days cardio.

I experienced no fat or weight loss at all. Just emailed the company today to claim a refund. Will update on progress with that, not hopeful after reading some other comments!
manny on 06 Jan 2009 at 11:44 am #

I bought a bottle not too long ago. I am, or used to be fit. Now there is fat in noticeable places like the stomach area.

I would say my normal weight would be around 200lbs. Right now I weigh 240 and the weight was gained fast. In Sept, I got out of the hospital weighing around 215, and gained more then 25lbs in less then 3 months.

I am a big eater, that’s why I’m trying this product. I’ll let you know how it goes after I take it for about a month.

I haven’t found anything really bad about this product – well just the usual type of symptoms that all diet pills have; feeling “jittery”, an increase in blood pressure, headaches etc.
Brittny on 13 Jan 2009 at 3:13 pm #

I have been taking this product for three days now and so far I have lost about a pound a day (on average) but I have experienced an upset stomach with it every time I take it.

I guess the question is what is more important, losing weight or not feeling sick. I have come to notice with different products. If I am feeling something when I take it then it seems to work better but if I get no side effects then it doesn’t seem to work at all.

By the way I am taking the recommended 2 capsules a day. Also I have been watching what I eat but I have been doing that since before I started this product. I haven’t really exercised much either.
Amanda on 10 Jan 2009 at 7:26 pm #

I been taking the pills for 5 days along with the Detox I was very sick while taking the detox but after the Detox was finish I just started taking them 30min before breakfast and 30 min before lunch my ENERGY is AMAZING!!! I don’t feel lazy at all anymore I eat absoultely HALF of what I use to eat before starting Apidexin….Everyone body reacts different my starting weight was 179lbs…it’s been 5 days and now I weigh 175.8 lbs……I SWARE IT REALLY WORKS if yuou read all of the ingredients that’s more of a reason to try it.Good luck.
Mike on 24 Jan 2009 at 4:46 pm #

I have been taking Apidexin for about 3 weeks now. I noticed at first it was making me feel nauseous, and I completely lost my appetite for the first couple of days. My appetite came back though and I do not have the nauseous feeling anymore.

I’ve been taking the recommended doses and at the latest I’ll take the second one around 2:00pm. I’ve constantly have been waking up multiple times throughout the night. It’s been rare that I make it a whole night without waking.

I’ve been working out 5-6 times a week (weight training 5-6, cardio 3 times/week), and watching what I eat. All in all I have dropped around 8 pounds, but will stop after this first bottle.

I have been getting headaches lately. I don’t starve myself at all, and I drink at least 2.5 liters of water a day plus I feel like a zombie during the day. It will give me a boost of energy for awhile but I don’t feel as sharp as I normally am.
Chris on 12 Feb 2009 at 3:51 pm #

I have recently completed my first of 2 bottles of Apidexin that I purchased. Even with the 72 hour detox pills, nothing happened. I felt nothing and did not lose a pound.

With Apidexin, I get an almost immediate jittery feeling but it’s not that severe. I would be happy to deal with this jittery feeling if I was actually losing weight. I work out at least 5 days a week, including runs of 5+ miles because I am training to run a marathon in the summer.

I have actually gained weight since I started taking the pills. My goal was to lose 30-35 pounds by marathon day and I have taken a huge step backwards because I have gained about 5-6 pounds since starting the pills.

My diet isn’t great but it is the same as it was before I started taking the pills and I was steady for months with the same exercise routine. I

will finish the second bottle to see if I get any results but I’m not expecting anything. FYI, the recommended dosage is 2 pills a day.

I have started taking a third pill before dinner but that hasn’t made a difference either.
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Courtney on 12 Feb 2009 at 7:19 pm #

I bought mine off Ebay and received them last Sunday, have been taking them for around 5 days and have lost about 6 pounds already, I’m happy but I also think that this is mainly water weight. I have been thirsty alot and drinking around 2 litres of water a day.

Also I can only handle half a pill to max of 1 pill a day, and will never try to take 2 because it would make me freak out.. Basically I think the lighter you are, the less you have to take.. and the latest I’ve taken one in the day was the first day, it was 4pm and it was absolutely horrible, I was jittery all night and was hallucinating and really paranoid..

I think it just comes down to:

1. You finding out how much you can handle (But do not exceed the dose!)
Try to take your last dose around 1pm
2. Eating right (Always eat high fibre breakfast, and during the rest of the day eat healthy)
3. Keep doing a little bit of exercise every day.

If you don’t change your diet or do any exercise you are more than likely going to put the weight straight back on after you complete apidexin.

Hope this has helped a little
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Yui on 14 Feb 2009 at 9:32 am #

HONEST REVIEW on APIDEXIN: I get strong heart palpitations every time I take this pill. On the third day, felt the pain on my left arm, which most likely could have been caused by increased heart rate, which is NOT good! Conclusion: DO NOT BUY THIS FDA UNAPPROVED PILL
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April on 16 Feb 2009 at 12:43 am #

Just ordered it before I found these comments and now I am worried!!!
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Courtney on 16 Feb 2009 at 4:16 am #

Hi, its me back again..

Just wanted to add that Apidexin doesn’t work for everyone, don’t keep taking it if you have heart palpitations or can’t handle that it makes you feel a bit docile, but it does help you lose weight if you take it with healthy eating and a little exercise..
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Kristi on 22 Feb 2009 at 8:15 am #

Does anyone have the full return address for Apidexin products? The address listed on their website is incomplete. I also searched for Apidexin or Timaru labs in salt lake city & received no results. The address on the website is: Timaru Labs, Salt Lake City, UT…no street address. Seems shady! Please respond if you have been able to return your products. Thanks!
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Sherice on 23 Feb 2009 at 3:30 pm #

I just purchased this product and have been on the detox for 3 days now. I will start the pills tomorrow. So far with the detox I have lost about 2lbs. I have increased my running and changed my eating habits. I stop eating after 6-7 pm. I know everyone knows this but I am going to say it again, there is no magical pill out there that is going to just melt the pounds off, it will take time and effort to lose the weight. Diet is about 90% of weight loss – exercise is important as well. If you eat like crap then you might as well not even try supplements. I am a firefighter and I constantly train. I have just started taking birth control so because I train so hard I consume a lot of calories to keep up with my body and I have never had a problem with my weight until the BC. The hormones are causing my metabolism to slow down a lot so I started this. The key to this is to take the pills exactly as it says on the bottle, 30 minutes prior to breakfast and lunch. Keep in mind that skipping meals is only going to cause your body to go into starvation mode and your going to end up storing the fat and losing muscles.

I have been training a lot and have done a lot of research to find what works best for me and you’re right this product is not for everyone. Drinking water is essential for optimal weight loss. Granted I am not a doctor but after the countless hours I have spent talking to nutritionists and getting their opinion its pretty simple, people overendulge, they don’t stop eating when they are full. You should allow at least 20 minutes to allow your food to settle and register, drink before you eat a meal that way you aren’t consuming as much.

All in all I think these pills do work as long as you do eat right and drink plenty of water and include exercise into your regimen. Even if you didn’t take the pills, you would see results with diet and exercise alone, this is just an added booster to help. Good luck to you all, don’t give up just because you don’t see results right away, weight loss is not something that just happens over night. It takes a lot of determination and will!
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Keesha on 25 Feb 2009 at 9:39 am #

Has anybody been on Atkins/low carb while taking apidexin? I have been on Atkins for 3 days now, and this morning I took my first pill, and the three detox. Almost immediatley I got jittery but it only lasted about 10 min. I think that was because I haven’t had any caffiene for three days. I have had a severe headache for three days and this morning I don’t. Maybe thats because of the apidexin also. Anyway I was just wondering if I should continue Atkins with the apidexin. Any comments are welcome. Thanks!
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Shannell on 27 Feb 2009 at 9:56 am #

This product does not work. To put it gently, it’s a scam! The company doesn’t honor their money back guarantee. Don’t buy this product.
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Colleen on 04 Mar 2009 at 7:57 am #

This product is not a scam just because it doesn’t work for you, Shannell. I have been on it for 4 days and I’ve lost 6 pounds. I’ve only been taking one pill a day, and I feel no side affects at all. I’ve been eating healthier foods when I am hungry, but that is about all I have changed. It may not work for everyone, but give it a try. It worked for me.
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Leo on 04 Mar 2009 at 1:21 pm #

This is the first diet pill I’ve ordered because all the great comments I found online. To be honest, this is the first page that I found that has negative reviews of the product. I will try to stay diplomatic and neutral throughout my 30 day trial of this product, and I will also update regularly.

Just started the program today. Took 3 detox pills along with 1 Apidexin pill around 11:30. Drank lots of water with it. Its 12:20 and I’m going to lunch.

I’m going to maintain Weight Watchers Style Eating Habits of About 30 point per day (2 years ago this helped me lose 2 lbs a week without any dietary supplements)

I’ll keep you updated!

Editor’s comments: The web pages that are posting nothing but positive feedback on this product are the same ones that earn huge commissions on referred sales. The difference between this site and the others you’ve seen, Leo, is that we have no financial conflict of interest to prevent you from seeing the sort of feedback that would prevent you from making a purchase.
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Leo on 04 Mar 2009 at 2:58 pm #

Dear Editor.

Thanks so much for clarification. I considered the fact that some sites might only approve positive feedback since negative one would affect their sales and commissions.

I appreciate that this site does not function in such fashion. I’m looking forward to trying the product myself and reporting the results firsthand.

P.S. About to take my second dose of Detox and Apixedrin today. Have not had any side effects, except I yawn more than usual.
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Andrea on 05 Mar 2009 at 2:04 pm #

I would like to talk to the people who claim this works because I’ve been taking it for 9 days and I’ve GAINED 3 lbs! I have never struggled with my weight before – I’m 29 and just had a baby 10 months ago and despite my son keeping me running around all day, I haven’t been able to get rid of ten pounds.

So, I bought Apidexin and even helped it out by eliminating sugar/desserts from my diet the past week-and-a-half. I also feel like I’ve been eating healthy portions and choosing nutritious meals, so imagine my horror when I stepped on the scale and saw the numbers GO UP!

I haven’t had less of an appetite or more energy (in fact I’ve felt lazy all week), and certainly gaining weight hasn’t made my mood better! I didn’t expect to be the complete opposite of all of their claims. The only good news is that I haven’t had any side effects… except I feel like my pills are empty!

I would have been happy with losing just one pound in these 9 days, but since I’ve gained weight for the first time since I was pregnant last year, I’ve decided to request my money back. I wish I would have found this site sooner since I see other people have done the same thing.

I should have known it sounded too good to be true. Oh — and the detox? What the heck was that for? That did nothing, either.
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Justin on 07 Mar 2009 at 8:09 pm #

Thank you real-customer-comments.com! I will not be buying this product. I’ve lost 27 lbs by eating well and proper excercise 5 days a week. A pill does not make weight loss happen. That’s how they rope people in. They make it seem like its a quick fix. Sacrifices have to be made. Once people are willing to do that, the weight WILL come off.
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Nicole on 10 Mar 2009 at 11:54 am #

I’ve recently started taking apidexin along with the detox stuff on Sunday. I don’t get any side affects like the jitters, but after I take the pills I get a little nauseous feeling but that goes away quickly. I have noticed that I haven’t been hungry like I usually am and I have changed my diet to where I am consuming 1100-1500 caloires a day. I also bought healthy choice meals and stuff like that to help with the pills. I have no problem sleeping at night. I’ll post back in a couple of weeks to report how things are going.
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liz on 11 Mar 2009 at 12:02 am #

After receiving my order on Saturday I started on Sunday. I received the Detoxufree with my order and took both (Apidexin and Detoxufree) as prescribed in the morning and then in the afternoon.

Didn’t get any sleep that night. Got up the next morning then took my first round again before breakfast. No later than an hour after that, I became extremely ill. Felt like I needed to throw up really bad and felt very light headed and lethargic. Sure enough, I threw up three times at work and then three more times when I got home all within an hour.

Needless to say, I’m still trying to recover today. It kinda of seemed like an overdose. Very scary. I would recommend maybe starting with one of each a day for a week or something until you know how your body will react. 8 pills within a few hours of each other (breakfast and lunch) just seems like way too much! Be careful!
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PAUL on 12 Mar 2009 at 11:00 pm #

i started taking Apidexin on Monday. I began working out everyday at the gym and and replaced my meals with healthier ones. So far I have lost 4 pounds.. all my friends are saying I look skinnier which is great. I’ll finish my review when I’m done with the bottle.
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vanessa on 15 Mar 2009 at 4:54 am #

I have been taking Apidexin for about 4 days. I think taking 2 pills is way too much. It also makes me feel anxious, moody and depressed. I don’t think its worth it if it makes you feel like crap.
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Leo on 17 Mar 2009 at 12:30 am #

I returned this product and got my money back quicky. At least they stand behind their money back guarantee..
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Cheli on 17 Mar 2009 at 7:21 pm #

I started Apidexin 3 days ago, and so far i’ve lost 2 lbs. Im 20 years old and I weigh or weighed 275 and im 5′3 so as you can see Im very much overweight. I was woundering If anyone here has lost weight without much exercise?

I’m currently a part-time student and have a 8 month old baby. When I have time I exercise for an hour or so. But Im so busy lately I get frustrated that I don’t have time to exercise.

Editor’s comments: Weight loss supplements can give you an edge by surpressing your appetite or giving you the extra boost of energy you need to get the the gym to complete a workout, but in general, they burn very few additional calories on their own. In other words, don’t expect much without adding diet and exercise into your daily routine. You may lose a few pounds of water weight, but that will be about it.
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Tina on 31 Mar 2009 at 12:09 pm #

Unfortunately I found this website after I ordered Apidexin! I don’t think I am even going to try them after reading these reviews, as I have a high resting pulse. Sounds like the pills will make it worse.
I am about 30 pounds overweight after 3 pregnancies in 4 years. Like many here, I have tried eating less and more healthy – not much time for exercise, but running after kids all day should do the same thing!

Anyway, I noticed some of you didn’t have a return address, I received my pills yesterday, pretty fast, as I ordered them on Friday. The return address on the box is:

Health Science Nutrition
96 N 1800 W #11
Lindon, UT 84042

I am going to check it on Google Earth to see if it is an actual address.
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jennifer on 02 Apr 2009 at 9:25 pm #

My first day taking Apidexin and only took one pill in morning… scary! My heart felt like it was going 100 miles an hour and felt like I took some type of illegal drug found out on the streets.

I was also very shaky and my left arm began to feel numb, but after 2 hours I felt better. That night I checked my weight and have lost 3 to 4 pounds in one day of taking this, but unsure if it is healthy for me. Going to try one more day to see if my body gets used to it – if not, I quit.

Editor’s comments: Jennifer, the majority of the weight you have lost is water weight. It is impossible to lose 3-4 pounds of fat (the equivalent of 17,500 stored calories) in a day. Please see this blog post for more on the “realities” of weight loss.
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Nick on 03 Apr 2009 at 10:20 am #

Hey guys (Tina), could you stop wasting my time and actually try the product before giving it a review?

It definitely curbs appetite. I think it causes nausea and jitters more often in people who weigh less. I am 315 pounds and it’s working pretty well in conjunction with a good diet and exercise. Would not recommend to people who just need to lose 15 pounds.
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Julia on 07 Apr 2009 at 7:28 pm #

I think that it is pretty good in comparison to other diet pills. I’ve been using Apidexin for a week now and combined with some exercise and decent eating, I’ve lost 7 pounds. I even went into my gym and found that my body fat percentage dropped a bit. Overall, I’m pleased.
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tina on 12 Apr 2009 at 8:03 pm #

I bought this product and have been taking it for a few weeks. I feel nothing but very very tired. It’s the worst $50 I’ve ever spent.
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Laurie on 13 Apr 2009 at 11:43 am #

I am SO GLAD I read these review before buying Apidexin on ebay. I already have issues with anxiety and moodiness and there is a great deal of you who experience an increase in both of those after taking Apidexin. Honestly, I want to lose the weight but it is so not worth it if it makes me that messed up. Thanks for all the honest reviews! You saved me from wasting my money and feeling like crap.
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Cassy on 14 Apr 2009 at 6:09 pm #

I have taking Apidexin for a week now, and I started out by taking it and the detox stuff together. Today I feel terrible and had to leave work because I couldn’t stop crying and throwing up. The pills made me have an anxiety attack of sorts and made me feel very nauseous. Hence the crying and throwing up. I took the last pill at 10 am and it’s 4 pm and I still feel terrible although the crying has somewhat subsided. I’m not normally sensitive to diet pills and have good eating and exercise habits, I was just looking for a little extra help and quickly realizing this is not the answer. Please take this into consideration before taking these pills.
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Charlene on 17 Apr 2009 at 11:44 am #

I really like Apidexin. I don’t feel any crazy side effects, as compared to other diet pills. It definitely curbs my appetite. Sometimes I forget that I haven’t eaten for almost 7-8 hours. I thought that I might have adverse reactions to the caffiene, but I haven’t. I don’t normally take caffeine at all, I don’t even drink soda or coffee. But this pill hasn’t bothered me at all. I run for an hour three days a week and lifts moderate to heavy weights twice a week for about one and a half hours. I am not a workout queen, if anything I am definitely a beginner. This pill suppresses my appetite greatly, so when I do eat I make sure it is something good. The only time I have felt nausea is when I ate too much. The detoxu72 did not work for me. But most detox systems don’t. I am 5′6″ and weigh 150 lbs. I am trying to lose pregnancy weight.
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Blair on 20 Apr 2009 at 8:10 pm #

I have taken Apidexin for several days now and while I can’t speak to it’s weight loss effects yet, I can say that it has caused me severe disturbing side effects. I feel shaky, faint, anxious, zoned out, spastic, etc. I’ve never done illegal drugs but I imagine that this is exactly how it would feel. I didn’t even feel safe driving while taking it. The one in the morning mostly just gives me energy but the second one at lunch sends me over the edge and gives me all of the crazy side effects. I am going to try just the one in the morning for a while and see how that goes. I currently weigh 170 so maybe a lesser dosage would be more suitable for me?
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Pete on 22 Apr 2009 at 4:46 pm #

I’ve been taking Apidexin for about 4 weeks and have lost about 14 lbs so far. I notice that 5lbs dropped off in the first 4 days and I attribute this to the free ‘detoxufree’ stuff you get with it – I also suspect this is thrown in to give you a good confidence boost that the stuff is working straight off (I found myself visiting the toilet far more than usual – as if the approx 4 litres of water I drink daily just passed straight through me).

Editor’s comments: It’s likely this “detox” product contains a serious of herbal diuretics; the weight lost was almost all water weight – not fat!

I currently weigh about 235 (6ft 2in), follow a 2000 cal daily healthy diet and exercise hard 4-5 times a week mixing cardio and weights.

To clear up some queries about taking more than the stated dose – I tried 2, then 3 and then 4.

I’m very tolerant of stimulants and caffiene and the normal 2 tablet dose didn’t affect me at all. 3 made me feel a little wired and racy at work. 4 however, made me feel very odd indeed – anxious and ‘panic attack’ like which is very unlike me. I also experienced some weird physical side effects like a shooting sensation and burning down both sides of the abdomen and almost tic like bodily jerks at this dose.

Not condoning taking more than the recommended dose but just to say I tried it and I really wouldn’t advise it!

I would summarise by saying this stuff has some positive though limited effect and I don’t believe you’re going to realize its benefits unless you follow a proper healthy diet and train hard to see real, rapid results.
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Gabi on 23 Apr 2009 at 3:15 pm #

I started taking Apedexin about two weeks ago. Before taking it I was drinking A LOT of mountain dew and I completely stopped drinking pop all together as soon as I started taking the Apedexin. I haven’t weighed myself yet but I feel like I have lost weight because my clothes fit better.

The only negative side effect I have experienced is I feel really sluggish. I have absolutely no energy. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this side effect and if it could be because I stopped drinking all the pop?

Editor’s comments: One can of Mountain Dew contains 55 mg of caffeine – that’s not a huge amount (about half a cup of coffee’s worth) but depending on how much pop you drink, it can add up. So you might need some time to adjust to your reduced intake. Additionally, a single can of Mountain contains 110 calories and 31 grams of sugar – cutting the pop out of your diet is likely responsible for the majority of the results so far.
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Tina on 25 Apr 2009 at 1:03 pm #

I did try the product for 2 weeks. I slept poorly, some nights barely any sleep. Felt irritated, nauseous with a headache most of the time. Also had a “racing pulse” which was very, very uncomfortable. It is like they change one’s personality. I also had very vivid nightmares almost every night, and I usually don’t have those.

I should add that I am sensitive to caffeine.

I lost maybe 5 pounds, but it was mostly water weight. So I stopped taking the pills, changed my diet and bought an exercise machine. It works much better, and I feel happy and have more energy than on those pills.

I wrote to Apidexin and they said I could return the pills, so I will see if I get a full refund.
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Lizzy on 25 Apr 2009 at 7:39 pm #

I’ve been taking Apidexin for about 5 days now. The main problem is if I don’t drink an entire water bottle in the morning when taking the first pill I get a headache. Other than that taking it too late in the day will make me restless at night but I find that if I take it a little too late, like 2 or 3 I just exercise a lot and I’m exhausted from the work out so I go to sleep easily.

It really makes me not want to eat. I’m just not hungry. I’ve lost 4 pounds but I don’t think it’s fat. It’s probably water weight from actually drinking enough water during the day instead of my body holding onto the little bit of water I used to give it. I’ve listened to my body telling me I’m not hungry so I don’t eat much, a fruit for breakfast, some veggies and fresh juice for lunch and a very light dinner or no dinner, just some veggies or an apple. I have changed the way I’m eating BECAUSE of Apidexin. Without it I know I wouldn’t be able to make it through the day on that little amount of food.

I would recommend Apidexin to anyone who usually diets well with coffee or other caffeinated things. Just make sure you don’t consume those caffeinated things once you take Apidexin or your blood pressure could spike or you may feel too jittery. This gives me all the energy I need to make it through a 16 hour day.

I’ll report back hopefully with good news in a few weeks. I hope to lose 20 pounds total by May 20th.
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Michael on 26 Apr 2009 at 10:32 am #

Ive been taking Apidexin for about a month now and lost about 16 pounds. If you eat LESS, not even healthier, just less, you will lose weight. Try taking it early in the day, like before noon. If not it will keep you up at night. I take it before noon everyday and go to sleep about 10:30. It can make you nauseous, but it works. On my daily routine I lose about a pound a day. I let it go on the weekends usually which is why I’ve only lost 16 lbs, but it definitely works.

Editor’s comments: Michael, you clearly indicate that you are “eating less.” If that’s the case, how can you attribute all your results to this pill? If you eat less, you’ll lose weight… with or without this product.
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Ms. T on 04 May 2009 at 5:03 pm #

I must say, this product works! I bought mine from Ebay, and I got 72 hour detox along with it, and the results are amazing! I’ve been taking Apidexin for 2 weeks, I do cardio 4 days a week, and I’ve already lost 10 lbs. I have 20 lbs left to lose, I am very optimistic about it! To put it nicely, if you want to lose weight, you have to work for it as well, just sitting and taking diet pills won’t take the weight off!

I would recommend this product.
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Annie on 07 May 2009 at 3:27 pm #

Sadly, this didn’t work for me. I was hoping THIS product would be different, but no such luck. I didn’t lose a pound. It didn’t make me jittery, although the first 3 days of using the Detoxutrim made me feel awful. I had a horrible headache that wouldn’t go away. After that, it was no problem. I wouldn’t recommend this product and won’t order it again. Sigh.
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cerditus martens on 09 May 2009 at 2:35 am #

OK, it suppresses appetite, and you may loose weight progressively if you exercise and don’t eat much. It gives serious nausea, heart burn and gas. I would not take more than 1 bottle of this stuff.

So far, it is better than most other scam fat burners.
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Melanie on 10 May 2009 at 5:06 am #

I have taken Apidexin on two different occasions. The first time I was taking birth control and experienced side effects. I thought the birth control and the Apidexin mixed together were causing them. So I stopped taking the birth control and took the Apidexin on its own today. I am still experiencing the same side effects. I feel very tired, drained, nauseated and VERY cranky.

The first time I took Apidexin, I experienced migraines. It also feels like it is effecting my heart which is definitely not good. I am not taking this product any longer. I will say that this product did suppress my appetite though.
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Angie on 11 May 2009 at 5:02 pm #

Plain and simple apidexin doesn’t work. I think someone would get the same results with a placebo. I dieted but never the lost weight I expected. I was still hungry and still tired despite taking apidexin faithfully. My advice- save your money. Try exercising more along with calorie restriction.
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Kay on 11 May 2009 at 7:49 pm #

I have taken Apedexin for two days and lost 4 pounds. I also experienced stomach aches and felt tired in the afternoon. I think I will reduce my intake to one a day and see how I tolerate it.
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Stefanie on 12 May 2009 at 3:23 am #

I am taking Apedexin for about a week now and also that Detox72.

I can’t sleep, I have extreme heartburn, I am depressed, and I lost maybe 1 pound. I believe this pill is very dangerous and not tested enough.Yes there will be the ones who swear on it,and others who dont. It is very sad that people like me and many other very desperate people try to lose weight this way. Unfortunatly we lost a lot of money. I will stop today, I like my health too much. So please, think twice before you order.
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Lydia on 12 May 2009 at 8:22 pm #

For anyone who is wondering why they might have gained weight is because it not only burns FAT, it helps you gain LEAN MUSCLE.

Also, I’ve tried it for 2 months bought the 4×4 combination (detox and apidexin), and I’ve lost 20 pounds so far, including a healthy diet and workout regimen. I think I probably gained 2 pounds in muscle… which is GREAT! Because we all know muscle burns more fat and weighs more than fat. Also, should never rush something, and read everything CAREFULLY… don’t pass by everything, and expect great results… Everyone is different.

Editor’s comments: Lydia, there isn’t a single ingredient in Apidexin that helps with muscle gain. We’ve no doubt you gained muscle as indicated, but it’s not because of Apidexin. It’s because you’ve been working hard!
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Lorrie on 18 May 2009 at 11:58 am #

I’ve been taking Apidexin for 2 months and it hasn’t helped me lose any weight…or inches for that matter. I’ve measured myself in the beginning, after 1 month and now again. Going to send back…a waste of money.
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Beth43 on 18 May 2009 at 3:55 pm #

Just started Apidexin today. I feel extremely nauseous and have a terrible headache. I took two pills, one in the morning and one around 1 PM. I REALLY want this to work, so I am going to cut down to one a day for while and see what happens. I drink a ton of water, so not sure that is the problem. If I get the headache tomorrow, I’m going to take my blood pressure. I have no appetite, which is wonderful, but I hate feeling sick all day….so we’ll see.
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j3161usa on 23 May 2009 at 1:37 pm #

Seems to me that if you are already on a calorie restrictive diet, exercising 3 to 6 times a week (cardio/weight training), then you don’t need a pill. The pill won’t work if what you’re already doing isn’t. These pills will only shave off 2 to 3 additional lbs (if that) over an 8 wk period–that’s it.

If you take medication for HBP, Type I or II, and pain meds, and you are overweight! Forget about it, your results will be even less and they may interfere with your med-treatment. The advertisers may promise the world, but we know, we know. It’s just soo hard and we want to loose sooo bad that we just simply must take a chance anyway. The companies know this and so does the entire diet and exercise industry.

I think the FDA needs to expand and get more involved in testing these products to ensure they do what they claim. The FDA should stop putting “The statements have not been evaluated…….” and start EVALUATING!! I’ll bet then you won’t see a lot of these products on the market. After reading a lot of positive comments on other websites about this product–I bought it yesterday.

Now I’ve run into this website and see all these negative comments!! Man, I’ve been had. Well, I’ve tried everything else, I might as well try this. I tried hydroxycut drink mix for a month and lost 15 pounds. I bought another box to help me loose 10-15 more and guess what!! They took it off the market. It seems that the pills that do work are removed or “banned” from sale (ephedra, etc). It’s sooo, soo, sad. But we have to keep trying, keep praying, and keep hoping that we can loose that weight! Man, I’m depressed (and out $79)

Editor’s comments: Check out this article in a recent UltimateFatBurner.com newsletter on how to determine which are the “true” supplement review sites.
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Claudia on 26 May 2009 at 1:46 pm #

It has been a week now. No changes. I took the detox and the pills twice a day, 1/2 hour before meals. Headaches are killing me all day now. The first 2 days I was so sick that I could not eat. Now I experience hunger which was not my case before. I just needed to loose the baby fat. Always had a healthy diet, drink 2.5 liter of water a day and exercise 4 to 5 times a week with a trainer.

I am dragging my feet. Today I had to stop my workout because I thought I was gonna pass out. I experienced heart palpitations and black-out. I always had a history of low blood pressure. I never took pills before and trust the fact that this one was ALL natural. Now I wonder! Will keep going for another week, if it gets worse I will ask for refund.

Looks like the Apidexin website mixed up the stats. Instead of 2% not working looks like 88% to me.

Editor’s comments: Claudia, “all natural” is marketing term that means very little. Check this article on our blog to see what I’m talking about.
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Maria on 27 May 2009 at 1:01 pm #

I had a really bad experienced taking this pill. Think twice before you buy. You lost weight, but you feel sick all day. You can’t even focus on one simple thing.

Since I start taking it one pill a day, after like 2 hours… damn it’s like a nightmare! It didn’t even give me the energy like they were saying, thus, all I want to do is sit down, I’m not in the mood to cook, to eat, to do just everything like I normally do. I feel depressed, lonely, I have bad heartburn, jitteriness, headaches, and an upset stomach.

The good news is, I think I’ve lost about 4 pounds in 3 days. But I’m quitting. I already emailed them about my refund and I’ll send the bottle back today!

I’d rather do running with my son than taking this pill again.
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Richard Swells on 28 May 2009 at 11:53 am #

I’m giving Apidexin a middle of the road rating. I started on May 19th, and now, 10 days later, I could say I have lost about 3 ACTUAL pounds. So, from 195 to 192.

Things to consider however are, I have been working out regularly for the past 3 months (I had an appendicitis and was layed up for a few months in which I gained 20 lbs from inactivity and indulging in bad foods since I had some time off), and when I got these pills, I decided to ramp up my cardio a bit at a time, with a minimum daily run of 1.5 miles, which now has started becoming a 3-4 mile daily run. This alone could account for my 3 lbs weight loss in the last 10 days.

I have a natural body builders physique, and I have exercised with weights since age 15 (currently 43), and have been doing cardio on and off for years, depending on if I was cutting up for the summer.

Now, I also have a Tanita scale which has an athlete mode (BMI scales are junk if you are athletic) and is accurate within 1% + or – based on comparison at my gym with caliper measurements. My body fat has gone from 15 to 12.5%. This also means my heavier weight lifting schedule has built my muscles back up from the time off I had. So, it’s impossible to conclude 100% that Apidexin has actually worked for me.

That said, initial dosage of Apidexin and the Detox pills did make me feel a bit odd, but nothing like taking Hydroxycut Hardcore, where I could almost feel my heart beating furiously through my chest. I considered any sides with Apidexin VERY mild. No staying up late, no issues sleeping, no problems in the bathroom. I also did not lose substancial weight during the first 3 days with the detox pills. I feel they might give some people a boost in water weight loss who might be obese carrying a lot of water weight, but since my BF% is normal, it did nothing big for me.

I “DO” feel a bit more motivation early in the mornings, but I can not conclude whether it is just a placebo affect. When I get the ball rolling, I tend to push harder and harder, and reach goals faster. I’ve taken supplements in the past which promised great results, only to read later on, that they were just hyped garbage and did nothing for me in actuality, but I got great results because I thought they were doing something for me. If anyone remembers “Cybergenics”, that one was a classic example. However, as a placebo, it was great.

I would currently conclude that Apidexin gives me a slight boost in energy, and might also be an appetite suppresant, which is good for me especially after dinner hours. I normally have a tendency to clean out the cupboards, but in the last week, I’ve just finished dinner and maybe have a small bowl of cereal or microwave popcorn, instead of cooking another full dinner at 9-10 pm.

In all my years of exercising, I have concluded that as others have said, there is NO magic bullet. Diet and exercise. I usually only hope for a 2-5% boost from any diet product to assist in attaining my goals. I would say at this point, that Apidexin gives me that 2% from the energy boost and appetite suppression, and the other 3% from a placebo affect telling me that it’s doing what I want it to do.

I can’t recommend this to anyone who just wants to take a pill and sit on the couch without changing eating habits and exercising. I hate to be mean, but honestly, if the only life change you want is to take a pill and not put in an ounce of effort besides doing that, you’re wasting your time, and probably always will be. Laziness is your enemy, not the food.

If you are embarrassed to join a gym, just know this, it happens to everyone. I have been working out for years, and if I slack for a few months and put on extra weight, I have the same thoughts as anyone else who isn’t use to going to a gym, if not extra thoughts to prevent me from going. Like: Will people notice I’ve gained weight? Do I look that much worse than I did? Why was I so lazy to stop going in the first place? How long is it going to take me to lose all this weight for the 10th time?

If you are not a gym rat, become one. What I find helps, is getting new gym related clothing. That way, you can at least look good knowing it’s new, and it gives you a better attitude about going. Instead of nasty t-shirts and cut off sweat clothing, you have something that makes you want to go. You invested in a membership, and the clothing is just another item you bought to push you into going, so it’s not just more money spent for nothing. Then, you can buy a few sets of gym clothing. Your initial size, and the shirts or pants one or two sizes smaller for motivation.

Good luck with your goals, just don’t expect Apidexin or any other pills to do all the work. That’s a guaranteed way to fail again.
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Sara G. on 31 May 2009 at 9:10 pm #

Just started Apidexin 5 days ago and found that 2 a day is too much for me. I still feel extremely nauseaus after the one in the morning as well as slightly jittery. I have a high tolerance for caffeine so I am not sure what the problem is. Will try to eat a bigger breakfast. I have not lost any weight but remained exactly the same (even after the detox), however I don’t have a lot to lose.

I do feel like it has boosted my metabolism and feel kinda hot all the time (is this what menopause feels like?). I have had heart palpitations before Apidexin (usually with caffeine and exercise) but have not had any since taking it, so that’s good. Also, my evening runs have been awesome. My legs are tireless and I feel like I could go on for longer than I do. I definately have more of “something” and I have picked up my pace for sure. Oh, my memory is better although it is somewhat harder for me to concentrate if that makes sense. I will cut down to one a day I think and report back.
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Joanna on 05 Jun 2009 at 10:10 am #

I’ve been taking this pill for almost two months now and have lost close to 30lbs. It’s really worked for me. It has given me the energy I need to start exercising again and I am able to keep up with my three year old. I hope people DON’T think that if you just sit around and take a pill that you’ll lose weight. You really have to change your routine to notice any changes.
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Lena on 05 Jun 2009 at 11:47 am #

I’m 19 and weigh 128 lbs at 5′4″. My friend talked me into trying this out with her.

This is my 4th day and I had to skip my last round of detox because I have been getting so sick. I’m so glad I found other people with the same jittery and nausea symptoms. I have been having symptoms that are “flu” like. I haven’t been able to eat period – even when I feel starving. I was only looking to lose 15 lbs., but I don’t know how much longer I’ll be able to handle this sick feeling. I haven’t slept much in the past few days either.

I laid down at 12 am but didn’t fall asleep till 2 and then woke up about 15 minutes later and was up again till 3:30am. I’m going to cut back to 1 pill a day.

Editor’s comments: Most weight loss supplements contain a large amount of caffeine. The best strategy to avoid sleeplessness is to reduce the dosage and avoid taking them too late in the day.
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Vicki Brown on 06 Jun 2009 at 1:30 pm #

I started taking Apidexin a week ago. I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome so losing weight is very difficult when you can’t exercise.

I have experienced nausea after the morning pill and felt weird on the one day I took two.

I’m so used to being tired that I didn’t think my fatigue was worse due to the Apidexin. Since reading reviews by other people that they experienced fatigue I think my increased fatigue may be because of Apidexen. So far I’ve lost a pound.

I’ll keep taking it but only once a day and see if it helps. My system is slow because of CFS so it may take longer for my brain to get the message.
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Sally on 10 Jun 2009 at 7:49 am #

Does anyone know the return procedure for Apidexin? Do you just send the bottle back by itself? How will they know where to refund the money to?

Editor’s comments: You’ll probably need to contact the retailer for the exact protocol – that’s the normal procedure.
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amber on 11 Jun 2009 at 2:14 pm #

I love Apidexin.

I can say that it’s not for everyone.

I take it and feel no side effects, I am full of energy and I don’t feel hungry, and when I do eat I get full easily. I’ve taken for 3 days and lost 5 pounds already. I weighed myself Sunday and I was 128 and now I’m 123! Yay!

But my boyfriend on the other hand took it once, and he was extremely jittery and after taking the second pill he felt light headed and nauseated. He was about to pass out and had to smell alcohol to revive!
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Jorge on 11 Jun 2009 at 9:35 pm #

I started taking Apidexin this past Monday, and as of today Friday I dropped 4 pounds (179 to 175). I feel none of this nausea or anything that everyone is talking about, but I guess it’s different for each person. I’m really liking this it also feels as if my workout is having a better effect, as in more strength.

Editor’s comments: Jorge, it’s likely the majority of that weight is water weight. See this article for further clarification!
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Barbara on 12 Jun 2009 at 8:31 pm #

I have used Apidexin for about 12 weeks now. I love it. It gives me energy, helps me focus and cuts my appetite in about half. I would recommend it. I have lost about 22 pounds in 12 weeks. From 168 down to 146. And for me that is good. I have tried every pill out there. THis one works best for me.
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Tennille on 14 Jun 2009 at 3:35 pm #

I tried this product w/diet and exercise and didn’t lose 4-7lbs a week that’s for sure. I lost the same 1-2 lbs anyone would lose doing cardio and weight training. Here’s the kicker – I can’t find an address to send the stuff back so I can get my money back like they said I could!

So if anyone has that info for me please post it here so I can get my money back please! Thanks in advance!
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Jorge on 25 Jun 2009 at 9:03 pm #

Yeah now I’ve been taking it for almost a month, working out 5 days a week, running at least 3 miles a day with weights, and my weight ranges every time I weigh myself. I’ve been watching what and how much I eat, and while I do notice a bit more definition, I’m not dropping pounds. Any ideas?

Editor’s comments: Jorge, if you’re working out and building muscle, you may actually gain weight, since muscle is more dense and weighs more than fat. But you will be leaner. That’s why you need to focus on your bodyfat percentage, and not what the scale tells you. Please see this impoetant blog post for more details on this.
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Jorge on 25 Jun 2009 at 9:04 pm #

To add to that last comment it goes from one day being 175 to 171 then back up and keeps continually changed between that weight range.

Editor’s comments: Jorge, it’s water weight. It can vary significantly on a day to day basis, depending on a number of factors.
BBKing on 27 Jun 2009 at 1:33 pm #

Listen, these pills do work for me! I e-mailed the company after taking them for one week expressing my concern that I had only lost 1lb and they told me to double the dosage for the next week. Did this and the weight started flying off. I now take two with breakfast and one before bed time(which is not advised) but it works for me, I’ve lost 9lbs in two weeks! Only another stone until I have reached my goal weight. I also take 1 grenade fat burner before working out as this makes you sweat a ridiculous amount and encourages you to drink lots of water.
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Marvin on 28 Jun 2009 at 10:17 am #

Let me start out by saying thanks for the honest reveiws.

I decided to start taking Apidexin 3 weeks ago and it seems to be working for me. I have to tell you I have been doing exercise though and not sure if it’s because of that. I started out at 214 lbs. in March 2009 and got down to 200 lbs. but my weight loss stopped. I was still exercising though. Then I decided to take Apidexin at first I didn’t think it was working – only lost maybe 1 lbs. my first week.

I did notice that my hunger was gone but continued taking it for a full 3 weeks. Yesterday a coworker told me I looked like I lost weight, so when I got home I pulled out the scale and was surprised I was at 185 lba. So in 3 weeks I dropped 15 lbs. Not sure if this helps anyone but remember I was still exercising too… but I think it helped me get over my curve.
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Ashley on 07 Jul 2009 at 12:23 pm #

My last comment did not get posted. Going alright but have not had the result I wanted! I’ve not felt any of the caffeine effects, if anything I’ve been more tired! I went to the gym yesterday and lasted only about 30 minutes – I just didnt have the energy, dispite taking a pill just before.

As for weight loss, well my weight hasn’t budged! It went up a few pounds which I thought could be the muscle I’m building or the extra water I’ve been drinking, but I’ve gone back to my original weight so I dunno what’s goin on! Last few days I’ve had a migraine but im not sure if its the weather or the pills?!

Willing to keep trying til the end of the bottle and see what happens! Wish me luck!
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Mandy on 08 Jul 2009 at 5:37 pm #

This is my second day taking Apidexin and I feel really awful!! I am very tired with really bad anxiety. I went to the gym and could not finish running due to feeling weak and my REALLY bad upset stomach. I dont want to eat because I feel so sick. I really hope this gets out of my system soon. I also started feeling depressed. I am going to try to get my money back…This sucks ugh I feel awful!!!
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Anya on 09 Jul 2009 at 2:02 pm #

Hey everyone I just stopped by this site and I really like the honest stories people share here, although not going to lie some of them scared me when it came to trying this product.

So I ordered the 4 month supply from the official website and got the detox stuff with it. I have been using it for three days now and honestly I love it. I understand that its not going to work for everyone but as for me I love the way I feel super energized and happy. Also Im beginning to feel my clothes loosen and can see a smaller me in the mirror.

I’m luckily not feeling bad at all when taking the pill and i take the recommended dose + detox. The only thing I found out is that you really need to take the second dose still early in the day or you’ll be up all night. In addition to that I also am a little worried that I’m never hungry at ALL! But I make myself eat three times a day, I eat pretty clean. I’m not really exercising much but maybe going on walks once in a while, I’m not a lazy person I just don’t have a set workout schedule.

So to conclude, I think this pill isn’t for everyone but its worth a try since it can make you feel awesome. I’ll keep you posted on my weight loss.
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Lola on 11 Jul 2009 at 2:23 pm #

Well, after reading generally mixed reviews on this website, I’ve decided to try it for myself. I think that this website needs to tweak a factor that is misleading. There were many positive reviews with a visitor rating of “1″, which is the default rating. So seeing a very positive review with a Visitor Rating of 1 doesn’t make much sense to me. I think that the default should be “No Rating” (which oddly enough, isn’t even an option) rather than “1″ which I assume factors into the overall rating of the product that is highlighted very largely at the top of the page? Correct me if I’m wrong

I completely appreciate the honesty of this site in posting all reviews of the product, whether positive or negative, it’s just unfortunate that the overall rating isn’t completely accurate…

That said, I’ve definitely seen that this is a product that works for some and not for others and is obviously aided with good diet and exercise practices. I’m not very overweight (5′1 and about 136 lbs) and from what I’ve read here, it’s probably a better idea the smaller you are to take less of this since some of the side effects can be intense. Seems logical enough. So, I think what I’m going to do is empty out some of the pill before I take it, and also make sure I don’t take it too late in the day. I do sometimes have problems sleeping…but I think it’s probably due to my insane amount of caffeine intake, being a black coffee slave.

I’m also planning on easing back into working out. I used to run 6 miles a day, but got really discouraged when my weight plateaued. I also started smoking socially since then, but thankfully I’ve since stopped. I’d like to get back to where I was, but I think at this point even a mile would be tough. (Sad!!) My diet is actually overall pretty decent, I love fruits, veggies, and fish. But of course, there are always tweaks to be made.

I wish I had the option of choosing “No Rating” since I haven’t tried this product yet. But I suppose 3 stars is a middle ground. Once my supply gets here I’ll come back to share my experiences with you all. Hopefully I’m one of those people who it works for!! I’m hoping to lose about 20 lbs total, but I realize that my results are not going to be as quick as those of others, due simply to the fact that I don’t have much to lose. It’s really hard for me to get below about 127 (I’ve been trying for years…) so even if I just get down to 125, I will be one freaking happy camper!! Take care!

Editor’s comments: Lola, you’ve made a great point in your first paragraph. Unfortunately, a lot of people appear to be either missing or forgetting the “rating” element of leaving comments, which leads to an “artificially” low rating number. We haven’t found this to be a huge issue, since our visitors are using the written comments to make their minds. Nonetheless, it does add some confusion. We’ll make a point to consult with our tech department to see if a “no rating” element can be added into the formula. Thanks for the feedback!
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Jorge on 13 Jul 2009 at 10:43 pm #

I just finished my first bottle, and I plan on buying the 2 month supply with the detoxufree next. I’m just curious as to what the detox does and if it’s significant to using with Apidexin. Can anyone help?

Editor’s comments: Jorge, “detox” is a marketing term. See this blog post and this one to read how scientists have completely dismissed the detox myth.
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Manda0511 on 14 Jul 2009 at 8:49 pm #

I just started this pill last week and have had nothing but issues! I was feeling anxious, sick to my stomach and nervous. These pills are not good for you at all!!
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Jan on 15 Jul 2009 at 5:48 pm #

I have taken it for a week as directed. Each time I take it I get a horrible headache. I have to nap mid-afternoon because I can’t stand the pain. Either it is my nap that makes me sleep later or it is the pill. Either way, I am awake all night and I do not have energy. I just feel lazy. I eat small to regular sized meals every 4-6 hours and I get really bad hunger pangs. It’s so strange. I’ve never felt that before.

AND… I have lost no weight what-so-ever.

Good bye, Apidexin.
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Angie M on 17 Jul 2009 at 3:20 pm #

I was excited about the pills. Then I read the posts on this site and became concerned. However I decided to try the product this morning. About 30 minutes later I was light headed. An hour later I felt ill. I couldn’t concentrate and I’m at work so that is bad. I just ate lunch.

Didn’t take the second pill obviously. My stomach is not feeling the best. NOT A FAN. I thought this site was just for people that hated diet pills but I’m for real and I’m not feeling very well. Will not take anymore. Suggestion to others – listen to me, I’m your test subject. Don’t spend the money to feel like ****! I’m going to start running again tomorrow instead.

Editor’s comments: Angie, this web site is not for “people who hate diet pills”… it’s a place where all REAL comments are posted. All those other sites posting all those positive reviews? They are earning a commission for the products that are so eagerly recommended. They are cherry picking the reviews they post so every product has a hugely positive feedback rating. It’s called a “financial conflict of interest.” Since we don’t earn commissions on the products posted here, and since we run an ethical business, what you see here is what people are really saying.
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karen on 27 Jul 2009 at 1:58 pm #

I just bought Apidexin and have been taking it for 2 days now. I have only been taking 1 before breakfast and let’s just say it doesn’t make me feel very good. I feel tired, nauseous, moody, and my heart rate is really fast. I would not recommend this product for anybody. Just eat healthy and exercise, don’t look for an easy way out like I did.
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Angvale on 06 Aug 2009 at 10:36 pm #

I used this product for the full 30 days and I have not seen nor did I lose any weight. Don’t waste your time or money with this product. They say they offer a money back guarantee but they don’t give you a return address. Stick with losing weight naturally or try another product.
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Zaaida on 10 Aug 2009 at 11:51 am #

Hi, everyone. I have been taking two pills of Apidexin each day for two days. The first day, I noticed my pulse rate increased to 75 beats per minute. Also, I have experienced lack of sleep, increased energy and a stomach ache on the first day.

On the second day, I noticed several other severe symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and heart burn. The vomiting did not start until at night. I was vomiting quite frequently through out the night and experienced discomfort in the chest area. I did not sleep all night for the second day in a row. By the way, the pills do decrease your appetite. For the two days on the pills, I ate small proportions.

I plan to return the pills for a full refund. I hate being sick. If I had known about this website, I would have not purchased the pills. The company claimed that have only a 2% failure rate and the rest experience success. I do not believe that. It seems that the success rate and the failure rate are the same. I hope my symptoms will disappear soon. Good luck everyone on your weight loss.
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Andrea on 12 Aug 2009 at 12:00 am #

I posted here on March 5 because I had bought these pills and tried them for 10 days but stopped because I was GAINING weight, even though I was eating healthy portions & healthy food. I’d planned to ask for a refund but had already misplaced my receipt and ordering info. Needless to say, I hated the thought of money going down the drain, so 10 days ago I got them out to try again.

This time I decided I wouldn’t weigh myself until the bottle was empty (so I have no idea if I’ve gained, lost, or stayed the same… but I haven’t noticed a decrease in my appetite and I look the same and my clothes fit the same). It’s summer now and I’m getting more exercise so I wanted to see if that would make a difference this time (because the only side effect I felt 5 months ago was laziness).

However, 10 days must be the max I can stand these things because I have decided to stop once again and just throw the rest away. Because, tonight I have been trying to fall asleep for an hour and a half but every time I relax, my heart speeds up. This is really scaring me. Does anyone know why this is happening and what it means as far as what is going on with my heart? I had to get up and come to the computer for distraction because I’ve been having horrible thoughts that I’m going to die, which is of course making me severely depressed thinking of my 15 month old son!

I’m only 12 lbs over my preferred/normal weight so it’s not worth it. I’m relieved there have at least been no reported deaths. Is this just what happens when someone has too much caffeine, and if so is that dangerous? I avoided caffeine all of last week but yesterday & today had 1 cherry coke (that was spread out throughout the day). I didn’t think it was going to be a big deal, especially since my last pill was 13 hrs ago! I haven’t felt sick otherwise or jittery – just my heart racing which is too much for me!

Editor’s comments: Andrea, your comments are typical of someone who has consumed too many stimulants – it may very well be that this product contains more caffeine than you can tolerate.
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Amy on 12 Aug 2009 at 5:11 pm #

Apidexin is a joke. They pay people a lot of money to write these rave reviews. I promise you it does not work. I am 6 feet tall and weigh 230 pounds so I am a prime candidate for a weight loss pill. I workout 5 days/week and eat a weight watchers style diet. My weight loss seemed to reach a plateau that it couldn’t get past so I thought why not try a fat burner pill and see if it helps?

Over the course of the month I took Apidexin I saw no difference in the weight loss. I took the detoxufree after 2 weeks and they promise a 5-15 pound weight loss. NOTHING. I didn’t lose a single pound. Oprah Winfrey said it best when she said something along the lines of “if there was a magic weight loss pill don’t you think I would have had it by now?” It’s so true. I’m sad to admit that I got sucked into the concept of a miracle pill.

Please don’t waste your money.

I can’t even get mine back because I opened the Apidexin and the Detoxufree and they only allow one opened bottle for a full refund. Oh well. You live and you learn. I can highly recommend Weight Watchers and working out. Worked for me so far. Can’t go wrong with sensible eating and exercise. You won’t lose weight sitting on the couch with a bottle of pills!

Editor’s comments: Amy, we agree – there is very little evidence to indicate Apidexin offers much in the way of weight loss. And yes, there are some web sites that are either “cherry picking” the reviews they post (to present an overwhelmingly positive view of the product) or fabricatig them outright. We just want you to know we don’t do that here; that’s why this site is called “REAL” Customer Comments!
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Keith A. Watts on 12 Aug 2009 at 9:17 pm #

I ordered 3 Apidexin and 3 Detoxufree bottles… I couldn’t finish them all before returning everything for a refund. (And THANK GOD I got a freakin’ refund.) I lost the weight, but within a couple of weeks, I felt horrible headaches, I was anxious, paranoid, suicidal, my body was aching all over on some days (in particular, the days I took Detoxufree32), and I swear I was gradually becoming dazed and confused.

I lost 45 lbs, but at the cost of nearly being brain dead, it’s not worth it. That weight I lost with the pills is all I’ll ever lose with them. Nothing beats Diet and Exercise.
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Krystal on 23 Aug 2009 at 9:34 am #

I’ve been taking Apidexin for almost a month… I’ve had barely any side effects, and no weight loss – I think even “weightgain!” I’ve changed my diet a bit, I’ve always had a pretty healthy diet. I’m at a loss, I’m sitting here debating to return my other bottles. I need some words of encouragement…

Editor’s comments: Krystal, we don’t have any words of encouragement; we suspect your results are typical. Please read the Apidexin review for complete details.
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Melissa on 27 Aug 2009 at 7:57 pm #

I just received a bottle of Apidexin and the detoxufree today from an auction I won on Ebay. After reading all these reviews, I am sending it back. Luckily for me the seller I purchased it from allows a 7 day return policy. I lost 86 pounds on Weight Watchers but gained 15 back and thought this would boost my metabolism once again, but I would rather not risk the chance of medical problems as a result of it. Thanks for putting real customer reviews on here. I too believed those other sites, but thought something was fishy when they touted their own top 10 diet pills. Thanks for being real!!
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Ashley on 28 Aug 2009 at 9:05 pm #

I’m glad to see the Apidexin company is finally allowing the negative reviews on the product. I could not find anything negative on them when I purchased two bottles several months ago, so I purchased it. I had no luck after three weeks, with dieting and exercising religiously, as I always do. I requested my money back, sent 5 e-mails, and got no response. Months went by. I went to Better business bureau, and this company does not have a physical address, just a city and state I believe. It screamed scam, so I stopped taking it immediately to prevent any future health problems. I did get pretty dehydrated, jittery, and super moody. I tried posting reviews, but they have the right to deny your post so big surprise my post never got on their websites.

Editor’s comments: Ashley, the makers of Apidexin (or any other product for that matter) have no influence whatsoever on what gets posted on THIS site. That’s what makes this site, and us, different. The reason why your posts didn’t show up on the other sites is because they earn a large commission on referred sales. So they won’t post anything that makes the product look bad, or threaten their income stream.

Also for your information; Apidexin is the creation of Timaru LLC., a Utah-based company with an “F” rating at the Better Business Bureau. Issues include customer service issues, delivery issues, guarantee / warranty issues, refund / exchange issues. You can also read about them on Complaints Board.
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Mandy on 30 Aug 2009 at 8:22 pm #

Apidexin – was extremely disappointed. l have tried so many pills and this one is the worst. l have been on this product for 3 weeks now (including the detox) and have seen no results. Instead l feel bloated, and I have gained 2 pounds. I go to the gym for an hour and eat lightly. I feel moody, sad, confused, shaky, and my tummy hurts. l feel like l’m a moving zombie, my head is heavy and my heart racing. l’m depressed when l take it. My suggestion… stay away from Apidexin.
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Maria on 03 Sep 2009 at 4:34 am #

I’ve been using Apidexin for a almost a month. The first week I didn’t see any results, but I didn’t get any bad side affects. Now, I really see the weight loss. My appetite also decreased and I’m so happy. I only work out twice a day and take Apidexin twice every day. This stuff really does work though. I’m surprised this website mostly shows the bad comments… which means the website probably has something to do with the comments being made.

Editor’s comments: Nope, sorry Maria… we post ‘em as we get ‘em. You obviously haven’t taken the time to learn who we are and what we do. Fact is, we’re a consumer advocate web site – and, unlike the “fake” review sites that cherry pick testimonials or screen out the negative feedback to present a positive view of products they sell or earn commissions on, we post ALL feedback, provided it meets our guidelines. We’re not promoting alternative products, so we have no mandate to do otherwise. You think we made up the fact that the makers of Apidexin have an “F” rating with the Better Business Bureau too?

You need to re-evaluate your logic.
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mike on 08 Sep 2009 at 12:55 pm #

The first couple of days I took Apidexin I felt like i was on speed, I was very anxious about half an hour after taking it. So I eased myself into it by going down to 1 pill a day and that seemed to work. I will try 2 again this week. I also felt a little nauseous the first day, but that was all. It’s been a week and I’ve lost 3 pounds. It does curb your appetite as well. At lunch I find myself satisfied with half a sandwich and an apple. I didn’t use the detox pills as well, I didn’t feel like being on the toilet every couple of hours.
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Alex on 19 Sep 2009 at 3:17 am #

I took the very first pill at 8:30 during my breakfast – oats and a banana. 20 minutes after that I started doing light weights for 1/2 an hr, and straight after That I ran on my treadmill for another 1/2 an hr as well. Shortly after I finished exercising, I began getting very jittery; my whole body was shaking…my arms, my legs – and i had this horrible stomach ache. I also noticed my heart was beating faster which scared me.

I had lunch, thinking the stomach pains would go away, but they didn’t. My jitteryness/shaking has subsided but my stomach pains are still there, even after dinner, and its past 6pm.

I’m not fat or obese, I only weigh 67kgs and I’m 169 cm tall, so I’m thinking maybe 1 pill/day is too much for me to handle. I will try emptying a capsule tomorrow, only leaving 1/4 of the pill and take it during my breakfast… I’ll see how it goes.
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jane on 23 Sep 2009 at 9:02 am #

I just started Apedixin today. I just ordered one bottle for the month just to see how I like it. I’m 5′6 and about 120lbs. I haven’t experienced any negative side affects. I try to eat like an apple or a nutrigrain bar every few hours even if I’m not hungry, and it seems to help with any nausea. Since it’s been a day, I don’t know if there’s any physical results, but I’ve been in a great mood and have not experienced any moodiness.

I want to thank everyone for their reviews.
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MVP on 29 Sep 2009 at 12:26 pm #

I have lost 45 lb in 4 1/5 months with Apidexin. It does work. Only problem is patience. I did not lose anything in first 3 weeks. I lost 6 lbs in 4th week and began losing gradually ever after. My original weight was 174 lbs, and I now weigh 129 lbs.

And I think it also matters how you can change your diet and possibly lifestyle. I removed almost all fats, gluten and sweets from mine and began doing yoga 2x week. I have not been taking Apidexin for the past 6 weeks now, and have not gained a single pound. It does work.
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Sharon Parillon on 29 Sep 2009 at 4:44 pm #

I have to say this product is gross. I have not been able to take this for more than 2 days. It makes me sick. I have jitters and feel the anxiety kicking in as soon as I am done taking it. I only need to lose 15 lbs but I think I will do it the healthy way. This pill is totally unhealthy and I do not recommend it to anyone.
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Rose on 01 Oct 2009 at 12:47 am #

I Just bought a my first bottle and am a little scared to try it. I hate to take anything!! I have read a lot of good things about this product ~ this is the only site I have seen with this much negative feed back on the product.

I have a question; why does everytime someone say a positive comment on this page does the editor have to say something about it or almost talk down to the person if they question all the negative comments?

Editor’s comments: Rose, we’d like to address your questions. Regarding the first; it’s simply not true – there are plenty of positive comments that we do not touch. We do comment on the ones that seem a little too good to be true; this website is not here for retailers to post “fake” positive comments in order to inflate their sales or commissions. We also like to ensure our visitors don’t forget the role hard work has played in their success – too often, they adopt diet and exercise programs, and attribute all their results to the pill in question. That’s simply not accurate.

Second, if someone questions the authenticity of this site because of the negative comments seen here, you can be darn sure we will address that comment. First of all, this is our site, we’re proud of it, and we reserve the right to respond to anything that questions our mandate or ethics.

Second, people do need to recognize that the web sites that post nothing but positive comments have a financial conflict of interest. In other words, since they earn revenue from sales of the product, negative reviews threaten their revenue. We aren’t promoting competitive products, and therefore have nothing to lose or gain by posting ALL the comments we receive. This site isn’t named Real Customer Comments.com for nothing; it’s because what you see here is an accurate reflection of what people are REALLY saying. Since our mandate is consumer advocacy, you can bet we’re going to point that out – again and again if necessary – until the point is made.

You may not be happy with that, and that’s fine; in a couple of mouse clicks you can be back at the “other” review sites, who will be more than happy to tell you what you want to hear, while reaching for your credit card at the same time. Your choice.
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Liana on 14 Oct 2009 at 10:57 am #

Apidexin Contact Information:
Health Science Nutrition
96 North 1800 West
Suite 11
Lindon, Utah, USA
84042
Phone: 801-203-3419

After 4 weeks of feeling anxious, dizzy, light headed, and unable to focus I stopped taking the ‘miracle’ diet pills. The side effects aren’t worth it. I had sent dozens of emails … no response. Finally I broke down and decided to file a claim with PayPal (whom I paid through).

I called PayPal looking for contact information. They only had the company phone number (surprisingly it was valid). After calling the number the man told me to send my bottles to the above address. You need to include your bill and a letter stating why you’re returning this item. Be sure to request delivery confirmation at the post office prior to sending. I’ll keep you posted … who knows if the money will actually be returned.
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SYLWIA on 23 Oct 2009 at 9:00 am #

I bought my bottle 2 weeks ago. When I took it first time – like the instructions say you should – I felt dizzy and sick. Now I’m fine because I do not wait half a hour after taking the pills before I eat. I hope it works!!!
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Michelle on 24 Oct 2009 at 10:47 am #

I started taking this product and it’s making me feel nauseated. My heart rate is increased, and it makes me hungry so I’m eating more and unable to exercise like I usually do.

I’m thinking about returning it…
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Liana on 26 Oct 2009 at 10:39 am #

SUCCESS!! After weeks of searching, emailing, and trying to contact the Apidexin people I’ve finally got my money back. If you bought the drugs from Apidexin.com you can return them to:

Health Science Nutrition
96 North 1800 West
Suite 11
Lindon, Utah
84042

Phone: 801.203.3419

P.S. The email that they responded to was payments@liporexin.org. The one from their web site got me nowhere.
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Megan on 29 Oct 2009 at 11:41 am #

I’ve been only taking Apedixen for 2 days now. The first day I only took one pill and barely ate after taking it, I had more energy (like if I drank a red bull) so I didn’t take a second pill. Today I took my first dose and ate a full healthy breakfast and I fell perfectly fine! No jitters at all!!!
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Deidra on 31 Oct 2009 at 11:36 am #

This product absoulutely works. I also order from ebay and also received the 3 day detoxu72. The first 3 days I was nauseous and sorta lightheaded but by the 4th day I was good to go. By the first month I lost 12 pounds and within 7 weeks, 17 pounds. Like so many other people I have tried many different diets, pills and drinks, I have also tried hydroxycut and I did lose weight but there were so many bad side effects and I felt like there were times I couldnt catch my breath. With appidexin I felt like I was just taking a vitamin. I felt completely normal after the first week and you only have to take 2 pills a day. I LUV it and would recommend it :~D.
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Lisa on 10 Nov 2009 at 6:51 am #

I have been taking this product Apidexin for a month now and in the beginning I felt really great and ate less, I had high energy even felt like I had lost weight. I missed a day of taking the tablets right and when I went back to them the next day, it completely was the opposite. I began feeling sick and had no sleep and also all the things that other people experienced. My knees would become week at times. At this minute I feel like I have lost weight but the scale has been telling me otherwise. In case your wondering if it’s broken, I went out to buy a new scale and same result… NOTHING… and has been more then one month.
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Dick B on 13 Nov 2009 at 9:18 am #

I am a disabled veteran. I have been using apidexin for 2 1/2 weeks and the results couldn’t be better. I feel better, more energy and I have lost 16 pounds. I have another 75 pounds to go, but I WILL be using Apidexin until I succeed, and maybe longer.

I would highly recommend this product to all overweight people.
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Alexis on 17 Nov 2009 at 7:41 pm #

I have been using Apidexin for about 1 month.

I started on October 20th and weighed 147lbs. & today is Nov. 17th.and I weigh 138 lbs. I have been using Calorie Counting as well. I limit myself to approximately 1400 calories a day. I’m 5′2 and I want to be 120 lbs. by April for my wedding. I don’t exercise either. I also have been taking just 1 pill a day not the recommended 2 because it makes me way too “awake & jittery” and I don’t take it after 3 pm or I’ll be up all night. I pretty much eat what I want as long as I stay under 1400cal.

I do believe this stuff helped immensely. (Ive used calorie counting and exercise before & didn’t have the same results like I do now. Hope this helps!
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brittany on 20 Nov 2009 at 10:07 pm #

I just got done reading all these reviews and realized something terrifying. The people who make this product are the same people who make lipovox, which I tried myself. It did absolutely nothing and I am sending it back for a refund. Well crap.

Although I have not tried Apidexin, if it is from the same people that make the lipovox pill… forget it!

I was just getting ready to order this bottle of Apidexin and now I know its no good. I really need something to get me over my plateau. I’ve lost 17 lbs in the last 4 or 5 months… which is good, steady, healthy weight loss from exerising 5 days a week and eating a healthy 1200 calorie diet.

I am still 198 and just broke 200 last week but it’s getting MUCH more difficult to shed pounds and was hoping to get a little kick with this pill…
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Richard on 22 Nov 2009 at 3:36 pm #

I have been using Apidexin for a little over a week now, and I could say that it does work. Whenever I do take it, I get a nasty feeling in my stomach, but it’s not a feeling that’s unbearable, or feels like I will throw up. But then, I guess it also depends on the person as well. After about an hour, it goes away.

After having used Apidexin for a little over a week now, I can say that it has reduced my appetite at least by 1/2, or maybe more. I am a very big eater when it comes down to eating meals, but now when I eat, I can see that I get full much faster or don’t feel like eating at all, during most of the day. This will probably help a lot, when it comes down to weight loss since one of the factors of being overweight, is overeating, eating when not hungry, or eating an excess amount of fattening foods.

In terms of my weight loss, I’ve actually only lost about 2 pounds in about a week. But then, 2 lbs/week is the recommended weight loss that any person should actually receive when trying to lose weight. However, since it has only been a week, I will have to wait and see what my results are in the next few weeks. I will try to write again, once a whole month has passed using Apidexin. I bought Apidexin on the main website, and bought the 3 month supply. So I am hoping by the end of the 3rd month, I will reach my TARGET WEIGHT. Customer Service of Apidexin.com is great. I have emailed them twice, and they responded within 1 business day both times with answers to my questions.

So, PROs:
-Reduces appetite by 1/2, or more.
-Great Customer Service (from main website, with a Lifetime money-back-guarantee)
-Does work, if you eat healthier & less food, and also exercise (it will probably not work if you have no exercise or activity, and expect to lose weight by not changing your food intake regime)
-No adverse effects from taking it, only temporary nasty/sick feeling that only lasts about 1 hr

CONs:
-It is a bit expensive, so getting bulk orders is recommended.
-There is a high possibility of getting a sick, nasty feeling in your stomach after taking it each time.
-During the first 3 days, I did get headaches, but it is normal, as your body is supposed to get used to the Apidexin pill. (said by Apidexin.com and customer service)
-It didn’t give me any energy like other people, which I was hoping for, but it’s okay. However, it is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to take before 3:00pm, as it can keep people up at night. It hasn’t done that for me, but every person is different, when it comes down to new substances in his or her own body.

So bottom line, I do RECOMMEND.
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Amanda on 06 Dec 2009 at 7:48 pm #

I ordered Apidexin and Detoxufree72 from Amazon.com several days ago and came across this website after placing my order. I hadn’t really read any negative reviews prior to coming to this website and was a bit taken aback reading the different responses. However, I am not sensitive to most drugs, like caffeine, and have a fairly high tolerance for most things so I figured that I would have no problems with Apidexin. I was wrong. As much as I wanted to make this product work for me, after just one day I can say that I will not be trying this product again.

I am 21 years old, 5′8 1/2″ and usually weigh in around 143-145 lbs. I don’t have any outstanding health issues and consider myself to be a pretty healthy person. I am not obessive about working out but do Pilates for 30 minutes about 4 times a week and will occasionally switch it up with 30 minutes of biking. So, I am not a gym rat in any sense. However, I am a healthy weight and my main purpose in buying Apidexin was to help burn fat (and as a bonus a few pounds). There are a few places (thighs & buttocks mainly) that I was hoping to firm up and that I was having difficulty doing by simply eating healthy and my 30 minute work-outs.

My Apidexin arrived on Friday and I took my first dose of the Apidexin and Detoxufree72 this morning at about 10:30. The pills were fairly easy to swallow but the detox pills tasted awful! I was okay for the first 30 minutes or so and was sure that all of the posts I had read were simply people over-reacting. Unfortunately, about an hour after I had taken the pills, my stomach became upset and it felt like my brain had swollen and was attempting to break free. Needless to say, I was NOT a happy camper. It basically felt like I was coming down with something, like the flu. I felt really loopy and out of it, too. I I took some Tums for my stomach and prescription strength Ibuprofen (800mg) for my head and now, at 7:34pm, I still don’t feel 100%. I’m hoping by the time I get up for work tomorrow, I’ll be back to my normal self. But one thing I am sure of is that I will not be using Apidexin again.

My reaction to this drug may have simply been because I’m not overweight and it was simply too strong for me; so if you are struggling with your weight, this pill may work for you. I simply know from my experience it only succeed in making me feel ill and miserable.

I don’t feel comfortable recommending or condemning a product based on my experience because everyone is different. However, I did want to share my experience so that those who may be similar to me in height, weight, overall health, etc. might have an idea about how it may affect them.

Also, on a general note, I think most of the posts on this website may be more helpful to other visitors if people were more specific about themselves when writing about their experiences. Things like height, weight, outstanding health conditions, etc., are all going to factor in to how a certain drug affects you and I think would be beneficial in helping others make a more knowledgeable decision.

Hope this post is helpful!
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Bonnie on 07 Dec 2009 at 6:36 pm #

Today was my first day taking Apidexin. I took the 1st dose and the Detox pills at 0900 with 3 glasses of water and ate breakfast about 10 minutes after because of the reviews I had read. Then I took my 2nd Apidexin and detox at 1200 with the 3 glasses of water and ate lunch 10 minutes later. Have had to pee a lot from the detox (it is a diuretic detox, not the colonic kind). I have had a little jittery feeling this afternoon, almost like I have had too much coffee, but no headaches or stomach aches (yet).

I am 5′8″ 187 lbs. I lift weights for about an hour 3 times a week and do 30 minutes of cardio 3 times a week. I eat reasonably well, low in sugar, low in bad carbs, high in protein and veggies. Will update with reactions to the pills and any weight/inches gained or lost as it happens!

Editor’s comments: Bonnie, please wait until you’ve finished the entire bottle before you update with your feedback – you’ll provide much greater value to our visitors if you do. Two other things; your jittery feeling is due to this product’s high caffeine content. Second, please be skeptical of “detox claims” – evidence shows it is mostly a meaningless marketing term.
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kayla on 09 Dec 2009 at 4:18 am #

I took my first pill this morning at around 10am. Around 2 hours later I knew my blood pressure had risen and I was really worried that I was going to faint. I’ve been feeling nauseous all day and I just wanted to put my head on a pillow and sleep.

Can anyone tell me if this keeps happening is it safe to continue taking it? I’m really desperate to get a kick start. I know once I lose a little weight my confidence will kick in and I’ll be on a treadmill before I know it. Should I continue using it? Will my body adjust over time?

P.S I’ve rated it 3 because it’s not fair to rate high or low as I do not know if it works yet.

Editor’s comments: Kayla, it may be that you’re very sensitive to stimulants. If you’re not taking the lowest possible dose, we recommend you do so. Also, do not take the product on an empty stomach, but a full one, as it will not “hit” as hard. You may find your body acclimatizes to the caffeine relatively quickly. If so, you’re probably OK to continue it. If it continues to bother you, it’s probably a good idea to stop using the product.
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Bonnie on 09 Dec 2009 at 1:00 pm #

This is my 3rd day of the detox and Apidexin, so far no bad side effects, but no good side effects either!

Haven’t noticed a decrease in appetite or anything, and also haven’t noticed my clothes fitting looser due to loss in water weight, so I doubt that I am even losing very much water weight yet.

I am giving Apidexin low star ratings because I haven’t had results yet, not due to adverse reactions. Will keep you updated!

Editor’s comments: Bonnie, please follow up once you have completed a full bottle of Apidexin. It’s unlikely you will see much in the way of results within 3 days, and it’s possible you may have a completely different view of the product after being on it for a month. It also provides better value to our visitors.
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stacey scunthorpe on 09 Dec 2009 at 6:50 pm #

I started taking Apedixin 17 days ago. I have changed my life style and I now do 75 minutes twice a week of cardio exercise and I limit my calories to 1500 on week days, but do have a bit of a binge on weekends.

I have defintely seen a dramatic difference in the way which my clothes are fitting! I bought my Xmas clothes too tight to give me something to aim for, and they are now fitting so much better! I have no hang over my jeans.

I have lost in total 9 lbs and I have lost 2 inches around my tummy and 1 inch off my hips and 3 round my thighs.I still unsure if that is due to my life style change or Apedixin.

I was considering giving up the pill for a month to see how I went on, just to see if the pill is actually helping at all, but as its so close to Christmas and my dream jeans arewaiting for me to prance about in, I don’t want to reverse the affects just yet.

Many people I have spoken to notice the weight loss and can’t believe I have only lost 9lbs (I feel I have lost more – but my local gym did change the scales half way through so maybe that could well be the reason).

As for side affects, I have not suffered with any, apart from one night when I worked late and missed the gym. I doubled my pill that night!

I definitely have so much more energy now as well!

I am pleased with my results so far and even if the pill is a bit of “mind over matter” it definitely works for me! I will be ordering another months supply to last me into the New Year. I may eventually try some other pill on the market but for now Apedixen is for me.

Thanks for reading my review and hope this has helped. Good look to those who try it xx
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kayla on 10 Dec 2009 at 11:46 pm #

Thanks for the response sir/madam editor! I’m on my third day and I feel much better – a little light headed but nothing like day 1. I’ve lost 1 kilo already (I am aware is only water), but it is encouraging. I’ll let you know how successful or unsuccessful it’s been in one months time. Wish me luck!
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Michelle on 16 Dec 2009 at 11:23 pm #

I have been taking Apidexin for 3 days. I follow the directions on the bottle. When I took the very first pill I felt a little warmer than usual (almost sweaty) and I felt a tiny bit shaky. Nothing too extreme though.

I usually have 2 cups of coffee in the morning, and this felt like the rare day I have had 3. I felt an increase in my energy level, and went to the park right after breakfast for a walk. My appetite was much less than usual. I had to force myself to finish my breakfast. After the second pill I felt more energy and smaller appetite.

The 2nd and 3rd day I didn’t feel a whole lot. Only a small energy increase, but still a major decrease in appetite. I have felt hungry at night. I usually eat every 2-3 hours which I did the first day and felt good, and had a decreased appetite at each meal.

The 2nd day I ate dinner late and was as hungry as usual, and today, the 3rd day I missed after lunch snack and dinner, and had to fight myself not to binge, and just have a healthy meal when I ate. I think that could just be my body freaking out because it is used to frequent meals. I almost wish I could take a pill before dinner, but I certainly wont go against the recommended dosage!

I will just try extra hard to stick to my every 2-3 hour routine! Just to let you know- before starting the pills I had already lost 20 lbs by changing my diet (smaller portions, eating every 2-3 hours- healthy breakfast, small snack, healthy lunch, small snack, healthy dinner, small snack) but not counting calories and exercising 30min to an hour 5 days/week.

I still have 30 lbs to lose. I have been averaging a 2 pound a week weight loss. I weighed 177 on Monday when I started the pills, and when I weighed today (Wednesday) the scale said 172. I do not have symptoms of dehydration and have not been having more frequent bowel movements. But I am still hesitant to believe it anything more than water weight.

I do FEEL happier and thinner though, so all in all I am happy with the effects from the pills so far. So…

IN SUMMARY: No major side effects, small caffeine-like effects from 1st pill only. I didn’t change my diet or exercise habits. The scale says 5 pounds less in 3 days. =) I will update again and let you know if the wight continues to drop more rapidly than the diet and exercise alone, or if it was maybe just an inital loss of “water weight.” Thanks!
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Becky on 20 Dec 2009 at 12:28 am #

Wanted something to help boost those last 15 pounds off. I eat healthy and exercise regularly. 5-6 x’s a week 45 min. to an hour each time.

I have tried SO MANY different products to help with that last little bit. Unfortuantely, I will be returning this product.
I had debilitating headaches and couldn’t focus or concentrate on anything but how lousy I was feeling. I felt jittery, nauseous, and just plain felt awful. I too had an experience of actual weight gain instead of loss, but that could be a hormonal issue on my part. I stopped taking the pills as directed over two days ago, but I really feel like they messed me up bad. Not worth it at all.
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destiny on 01 Jan 2010 at 12:16 am #

My first day, I bought 4 apidexin and 4 detoxufree72.

Editor’s comments: Destiny, please take the products for a full 3-4 week cycle before sharing your comments here. Our visitors receive much more value from such feedback. It may well be your initial impressions of the product are not confirmed and it makes more sense to have some experience with the product before sharing your comments here. At that time, of course, you are welcome to share your initial experiences/perceptions as well.
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jackie on 03 Jan 2010 at 4:15 pm #

Today is barely my second day (1.3.09 3:14pm central) and I have already lost a pound.

Editor’s comments: Jackie, please take the products for a full 3-4 week cycle before sharing your comments here. Our visitors receive much more value from such feedback. It may well be your initial impressions of the product are not confirmed and it makes more sense to have some experience with the product before sharing your comments here. At that time, of course, you are welcome to share your initial experiences/perceptions as well.
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Nikole on 07 Jan 2010 at 4:50 am #

I am considering trying Apidexin. I’m reading all of these reviews and it’s a mixed bag, which is fine because we are all different. Still want to try it out with diet and working out. My main question though is one that not many people seem to address, so I want to find this answer before I buy….

After you try it for a month or longer, if you stop taking it, are you guys noticing a dramatic weight gain? I’m not going to take this stuff if the weight just comes back. Most of the reviews are after like 3 days to a week?!
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Angie on 10 Jan 2010 at 3:35 am #

I have been doing some research on diet pills for the last few days. One thing I am consistently finding with positive reviews is that people lost 5lbs in a week. This could be real weight loss or it could just be a normal variance in your body weight.

The amount of food and water you consume in a day can “change” your weight up to 5lbs. The best measure of weight (so I was told by a nurse) is first thing in the morning at the same time every day. That will be your best way to track weight loss. My Dr told me not to weigh myself more than once a week for that reason. Also, a better track of progress would be measurements. Measurements of your waist, bust, thighs and upper arms would be a great way to track progress. I really wish more of these reviews were based on that.

Editor’s comments: Angie, normally we only permit comments pertaining to the use of the various products featured on this site, but you make a valid point; the scale does not provide an accurate assessment of your success/failure. Tracking your body fat percentage is the way to go – see this article for more details.
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Maria on 14 Jan 2010 at 2:25 pm #

Started taking it about 2 weeks ago. I feel like I lost weight but when I step on the scale there are no results. I feel very jittery and can’t move from the couch. I haven’t wanted to go out at all it has completely changed my mood I don’t want to be around anyone.

It has also given me a migraine every single day and has made me severely depressed. As of today I’m not taking this anymore it’s not worth it. Maybe it works for some people but it didn’t for me at all – side affects are NOT worth it. Trust me. This product does not work.

Think twice before wasting your money on something that makes you feel sick all the time. Don’t waste your time. It DOESN’T work!
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tara on 14 Jan 2010 at 4:06 pm #

I’m an active 23 year old and eat really healthy. I eat six healthy meals a day and work out 3-4 days a week. I’m not fat or overweight, but I really wanted an extra boost to help me shed just a couple of pounds. I’d been thinking about diet pills for a long time, but honestly those things freak me out a bit. I feel like anything you put into your body that’s not natural could have serious side effects in the future. However, after much research and discussion with one of my friends, who’s an expert in nutrition and exercise, I decided to try out Apidexin.

I borrowed an Apidexin pill last week from her just to see the effects, and luckily had no negative side effects. I was extremely happy because caffeine messes with my body sometimes, and I really wanted something that wouldn’t make me jittery and sick. So I decided to go ahead and order a bottle, and took one this morning (the recommended daily dose is 2 pills). For some reason, the side effects were really bad this time around. My heart was racing, and I felt like I had an anxiety attack. This feeling is of course expected for those who are sensitive to stimulants, such as caffeine. Overall I just didn’t feel like myself today. I took the pill at 9AM and had breakfast at 10AM (you’re supposed to take the pill 30-60 minutes before breakfast, and 30-60 minutes before lunch). It’s now 1PM and I feel as though I’m just starting to calm down a bit.

I don’t have much of an appetite and I feel nauseous. I’m most likely returning it because if feeling crappy is what it takes to lose a couple of pounds, then it’s not worth it to me. Honestly, I’m not going to say this pill is bad and you shouldn’t take it. I’m simply writing this comment to let everyone know of my side effects, and that maybe it just doesn’t work with my body. My friend didn’t have any side effects, so again, it depends on how your body handles the ingredients in this product.
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destiny on 16 Jan 2010 at 5:03 pm #

I am in my 3rd week of apidexin and I also took the detoxufree. I purchased 4 bottles.

I was kind of wanting to brief journal on here in hopes to help all, but editor says no I guess. Its all good. I can tell you all this, I am or was 190 lbs. am I losing yes. I felt the jitters and all also in the beginning, but it went away. I think it really helps control appetite in the beginning. I lost 2-3 lbs first week, and bounced on the scale after that, up 2 down 2 up 3lbs, down 2lbs, I needed to find control. I am still taking the pills. I watch very closely what I eat and how much of it. counting calories.

I am also doing the Wii fit plus to track and work out a little, and doing the Wii Active and on my off days I do aerobics on the active more work outs and some stuff on the fit plus.

I believe there is no sit on your backside and loose weight pills out there. I am currently at 185lbs. Yes I lost a little over 17 days. But I think I lost more in inches as I am now fitting into clothes I was about to give to goodwill. Weight will come. I see and feel the difference. I also take a meal replacement supplement for a meal or two. Stay eating light and healthy.

As far as the pills, I am glad I am taking them daily as directed. My love handles are shrinking. I think they help!! I will stay in touch and keep you all informed.. I also think its good not to lose too much too fast. I watch my calories. I weigh in the morning time, after I wake up before work, no food or drink – on an empty system. I am going to keep up on the pills.
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Matt on 19 Jan 2010 at 11:17 am #

As with any diet pill, this pill is not going to miraculously make you skinny in a month or two with no diet and exercise. However, it is a great way to speed up results when taken IN ADDITION to a workout plan and diet. If you are reading this and expect to become skinny without any hard work, well my friends you will be FAT forever…DIET AND EXERCISE!!!!!!!
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ashley on 22 Jan 2010 at 12:00 am #

I would like to say that I am about a week into this product. I have lost 6 pounds! I take it as directed coupled with exercise and healthy diet. I would also like to say I am a for real fat person…245 pounds!

I realize my loss could be mostly water weight, but I have lost 60 pounds the old fashioned way already so I am hoping this will push me over my plateau. I also changed up my exercise routine which should help too. I will get back on here and let people know how it goes for me.

Editor’s comments: Ashey, to provide the greatest value to our visitors and this web site, please use the product three to four weeks before sharing your comments here. Chances are you may feel differently about it after you’ve used it for a full cycle.

Because many fat burners contain diuretics, it’s not uncommon to experience some weight loss initially. This is water weight you are losing. By following up after a full cycle, you’ll be able to report whether the results you attained initially continued on over the 3-4 week period of use.
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Michael on 27 Jan 2010 at 10:43 pm #

This product really works!

I don’t workout but I eat healthy and I’ve been taking this product for 3 weeks and have dropped 12 pounds! If you don’t eat healthy you will never lose weight no matter what kind of pill you take, you need to remember one bad meal can ruin your whole day!
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Karen on 30 Jan 2010 at 8:27 am #

I’m a 21 year old female at 5″3 and weigh 127lbs. I started taking Apidexin on wed. Jan 20. The first 2 days were okay, no side effects at all, with not taking it twice a day as directed, and not changing any eating habits.

On Saturday, which was third day, I got a really bad headache which turned into a migraine. So Sunday I didn’t take any at all. I resumed taking them on Monday.

Today, 1 week and 2 days into first bottle, I am still taking it with no negative side effects whatsoever. But unfortunately, I have lost no weight either. My goal was to lose 10 pounds or so to feel more comfortable.

I am a little disappointed because from what I read here and from the editor, it is normal to have lost weight in the first couple of days at least. That has not been the case for me. I’m not sure if I still have any hope to lose anything in the last 3 weeks? Or should I just stop taking pills all together?

I don’t work out either. Can others please say if they lost weight fin irst week or after a month or what?

Editor’s comments: Karen, if you read the Apidexin review, you’ll see that the claims for the product are exaggerated and not reflective of reality. That said, even the best weight loss supplements will do little for you if you make no changes to your diet and lifestyle. Most contain caffeine, which can provide that extra bit of energy people need to make it to the gym and exercise. Others contain blood sugar moderators that help reduce the cravings for sweets. Some boast ingredients that slightly elevate the metabolism, or inhibit the enzymes involved with the conversion of carbohydrates into glucose. Regardless, these work subtly at best, and do not provide the sort of dramatic effects as promised by the retailers.
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Erika on 02 Feb 2010 at 4:21 pm #

I have tried just about EVERY diet pill out there. Hydroxycut worked fine for the first 30 lbs or so, but then I hit a plateau. Diet pills don’t usually affect me like a lot of people, no jittery feeling or anything, however the Apidexin has, a little. I’ve been taking them for about a week, and I’ve actually GAINED weight!

I have TONS of energy though. I take them half an hour before I eat, I eat, and an hour or so later, I’m STARVING! So I try to stick to something low fat, but I’m having crazy food cravings too… I’m not giving up on these, I will continue taking them for another week or two and I’ll see how it goes… Good luck to everyone!
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meg on 03 Feb 2010 at 10:16 am #

I am about to buy this but is it really going to make me loose weight? I’m 5′9 170lbs..in nursing school so I don’t have a lot of time to work out so I just want to know… will this really work for me?

Editor’s comments: Meg, please see the Apidexin review for a greater idea of what you can expect from this product.
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Jeff on 08 Feb 2010 at 12:54 am #

I’ve been taking Apidexin for 2 months now. I started at 380 and am now down 309, if you do the math that’s over a pound a day. My diet consists of salad, fruits, vegitables, and chicken. Before I used Apidexin, I was losing only 2 pounds or so a week.

The proof is here, I’m not going to lie to you about false results. If you follow the directions on these pills, diet, and exercise (I exercise 5 days a week for an hour) you WILL lose far more weight than if you weren’t taking them.

Shocker huh?

PS If you take the detox, it’s suppose to make you sick. Be around a toilet about 3 hours after taking detox, but you will feel great the next day, now that all the toxins are out of your body.

I hope my review has helped you. I’ll keep you posted on my weight loss journey.

Good luck and stick with it!

Editor’s comments: Jeff, two things; first, we removed your negative comments towards others using this product. Just because you find the product helpful doesn’t mean that anyone who disagrees with you or had a contrary experience isn’t justified in doing so.

Second, the entire “detox” craze has been thoroughly debunked by scientists. There is no magic blend of natural herbs that draws deep seated environmental toxins from the muscle/fat tissues and flushes it from the body. Take a good look at any detox product – notice how none of these toxins are ever named? Yet we know exactly what they are, are which ones are poisoning us. If you can name toxins, then you can measure them, and if you can measure them you can prove a product works. But no proof is offered. Why do you think that is?
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Chloe-Skye on 10 Feb 2010 at 6:19 pm #

I’ve been using this product for a couple of days now. I keep a daily record of how my weight is and my measurements and I have lost 2 inches in less then 3 days. You have to stay consistent and just because it says you can take it without exercising, you do need to exercise even if its just cardio and/or weights.

Also you have to alter your eating habits. Cut out all the junk food out and drink plenty of water! Eat proteins and lower the carbs in your diet. I don’t use pills but I am using this and I feel energized and I feel good. Also take a small South beach diet protein bar once a day or a trail mix bar. Don’t quit after a week try sticking to it for the long haul you might like your results. I’ll keep you updated after the bottle is finished.
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john on 11 Feb 2010 at 8:14 pm #

If this product doesn’t work for you than you obviously aren’t working out or eating right at all!

In over 2 weeks since taking this product (combined with a healthy diet) I’ve dropped 11 pounds! I’ve tried tons of diet pills and none even comes close to this… not hydroxycut, vpx, dren, or any of that green tea garbage. It’s sad to see how you all think you can eat whatever you want and expect to lose all this weight by taking some kind of pill.

Editor’s comments: John, just because some of the other people’s feedback isn’t as glowing as yours doesn’t necessarily mean they were doing anything wrong. Every person reacts differently to products like this, and their comments are no less valid than your own.
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Zach on 22 Feb 2010 at 10:12 am #

Hey there,

I’ve now been on Apidexin for 6 days. The first couple of days I could not sleep at all, but I am fine now, I’m pretty sure it had something to do with the Detox pills. Anyway I started at 293lbs, 6 days later I am at 286.8lbs. Overall I’m pleased with this products 6.2lbs in 6 days, with exercise and eating right.
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meagan on 23 Feb 2010 at 3:26 pm #

This stuff is completely worthless. Don’t waste your money. I have taken one pill and I feel like I can’t breathe.
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monica on 27 Feb 2010 at 7:27 pm #

I have been religiously taking this pill since I had my last baby. It’s not magic-like a week or a month and poof – you’re skinny.

I take a pill in the morning when I get up and I found taking the 2nd one a half hour before dinner works best for me. I was never heavy but I did gain 44 pounds while preggers and hated the way my body looked.

I’m SO happy to say that I’m now back to 120lbs. I take my wonder-pills, eat pretty healthy and lead a hectic, kid-filled life. And I took Apidexin for about 5 months before I started really shedding the weight.

But then, it seriously fell off. I don’t need it anymore b/c it’s been a year, but I still take 1 a day just ’cause I love my “better than before I was pregnant” body. So I’m telling you that it does work if you are true to it and yourself. You can’t eat crappy food and take this for a month with no activity in your daily routine and expect some magical weight loss. I love this stuff and get comments all the time about how the heck do I look so good. TRUE STORY!
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Vernon on 04 Mar 2010 at 12:52 pm #

I have had great experience with this product. I have not had any of the negative side effects mentioned by other users. As long as you drink plenty of water I don’t have any negatives. I am 6 foot and weighed 220 five days ago. Now I am down to 210, I also started working out, running, and eating healthier. The pill has really helped with energy and the best thing is it helped with craving food, and that is half the battle!

I will continue to take it and I recommend everybody tries it themselves.
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sarah on 08 Mar 2010 at 8:32 pm #

I have been using Apidexin for 4 weeks. I have lost 4 pounds but am constantly shaking from the caffeine. i can’t sleep, which is surprising because usually caffeine does not effect me at all. I contacted their official customer service email and they answered all my questions quickly. UNTIL I mentioned the small possibility of returning it if I wasn’t satisfied. I have sent several emails since then and have not received a single response. It has been two and a half weeks. If they cant keep up their simple guarantee, how am I supposed to trust their claim of “Losing 4-7 Pounds Per Week Effortlessly”?

My vote is : scam.
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Balbina on 10 Mar 2010 at 12:40 pm #

So this is my 4th day on Apidexin and I have lost 2 pounds. I have been alternating taking 1 pill M. W. F. and T. Th. 2 pills. I don’t want to take anything on the weekends.

I have been drinking plenty of water, so as to not get dizzy. I drink on average 120 oz of water. I have always been a fan of Hydroxycut but with its latest development, I decided to try something new. I currently weigh in at 167 trying to get back down to 125-130.

I gained 80 pounds during pregnancy, I’ve been struggling on losing the remaining weight, hopefully Apidexin will give me the boost I need. As for people saying they had side effects like nausea, dizzy, light headed, vomiting, I’ve always had those side effects with diet pills if I chose not to keep properly hydrated, and maintain a proper diet. You have to eat. Just do it within reason. Ill keep my progress posted, I’ll check back in a week.
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Mandy on 12 Mar 2010 at 11:42 am #

I am a real person – I am 5′6″ currently and 184 lbs (hopefully not for long). I just received Apidexin in the mail and after reading some of the reviews, decided to take some precautions:

1. I drank 12 oz of water BEFORE taking the 1st pill
2. I opened the pill and dumped half out (to gradually ease into it)
3. Drank another 12 oz with the pill along with an Aleve

It’s been about 3 hours since I took it and so far I’m feeling fine. No jitters, heart issues, nausea. I’ve noticed a little extra pep and I haven’t really been hungry (but I’ve been busy working and have been drinking PLENTY OF WATER so not to surprised there). I’m planning on taking another half pill in a few hours. I’ll keep you all posted on the progress…
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Amy on 13 Mar 2010 at 8:11 pm #

When I first started taking Apidexin, it made me have a bit of nausea in the morning but once you eat breakfast it goes away pretty fast.

I do have more energy (don’t need to take a nap during the day) and the pills do work to curb your appetite. With any diet pill you need to be careful of the side effects, (nausea, insomnia, headaches) so don’t expect to have absolutely no side effects.

People who think that they can lose incredible amounts of weight without proper combination of eating and exercise are simply lazy. Yes, Apidexin does work in combination with healthy diet and exercise and it is worth the money you will pay for it, and I do recommend it to people who are willing to lose weight taking into account that you may experience some side effects in doing so. after all, no one said losing weight was easy. No pain, no gain.
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Claudia on 16 Mar 2010 at 1:47 pm #

Hello everyone, I’ve just taken my first dose of Apidexin and the Detox as ordered and so far i only feel a slight charge. Very little of the “jittery” felling everyone talks about and no nausea or other stomach issues. I will try to check in weekly to post any changes or height loss or anything. I am naturally a very sluggish person so maybe people who are “normal” get the weird side effects. But then again lets see if after a week i have something different to say. Good luck to us all.

Editor’s comments: Claudia, please follow up with us once you have taken the product for a month. Our visitors will receive much more value from your comments.
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Christine on 18 Mar 2010 at 2:03 pm #

My order of Apidexin arrived yesterday. I took my first pill today before I ate breakfast. I made sure to drink TONS of water before and after taking the pill. I don’t feel any negative side effects yet.. After reading tons of reviews, I realize that drinking a lot of water is the best way to drive the negative effects away! I don’t feel jittery or anything either.. but I don’t want to overdo it so I’m only going to take 1 a day..
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Christine on 18 Mar 2010 at 2:05 pm #

Oh, I meant to give it 5 stars. OOps!

Editor’s comments: Christine, we encourage visitors to spend some time taking the product before they post feedback or comments. I know your comments are well-intentioned, but how can you really give this product a 5 star rating after a single, one-pill dose? Take the recommended dose for the course of a bottle, and then come back and share your feedback and ratings then. It will be of much value to our visitors!
Samantha on 21 Mar 2010 at 6:22 pm #

I just read your review on Apidexin, thinking about trying it. But nope. I am NOT a mouse. (Why did that make me laugh out loud???) Too funny.
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rayna on 21 Mar 2010 at 9:25 pm #

I have been taking Apidexin for about 4 weeks and I haven’t really had any bad side effects. I have lost 10 pounds. My only problem is that my period is REALLY late and I have symptoms of my period but no period. Has anyone else had this problem?
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hiba on 30 Mar 2010 at 10:53 pm #

I lost 11 pounds in 1 month without exercise or diet. Yay! Happy me!
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Emily on 06 Apr 2010 at 6:33 am #

I feel high, nausious, dizzy, and light headed when I take the pills. I do have a lot more energy though. It dramatically decreases my appoitite, even at dinner.
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kathryn on 06 Apr 2010 at 3:40 pm #

I received my pills on Sunday and started my course straight away. For a short period of time on Sunday I felt very shaky and a little high – this did go after about an hour.

I have struggled to sleep and have now realized that I’ve been taking my 2nd pill too late! Its my third day today and I seem to have lost 3 pounds but I’m not convinced yet. My appetite has definitely gone and I’ve had to remind myself to eat!
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Marie on 06 Apr 2010 at 4:08 pm #

So I started Apidexin today. Took one thirty minutes before breakfast and lunch, now I feel dizzy, weak and a little jittery (although the jitters are wearing off a bit). I’m going to try only taking one for the next few days to get my body adjusted to it (as another reviewer suggested) and drink way more water. If it’s still giving me the same effects I’ll have to get off em. I have a bad headache now too… I’m trying to lose about twenty to thirty pounds.. I’m eating healthier and going to exercise more but thought I could use this too for faster results. If this fails I’ll just do it the regular way.
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Lauren on 09 Apr 2010 at 9:14 pm #

I was skeptical about Apidexin because there were good and bad reviews but the good out weighed the bad. After reading hundreds of reviews, I took some advice to take tylenol or advil with it because of the side effects. So I don’t feel dizzy or anything really. And I don’t take the second pill after 2:00 because people have mentioned its hard to sleep. My stomach feels a little weird all day but its nothing too bad. I have a little more energy and it suppressed my appetite a lot.

I started my diet 6 weeks ago and I lost 14 pds by myself with 2-3 hrs at the gym everyday and dieting. I started Apidexin because I felt I wanted a boost and I wasn’t losing weight as fast as Id like.

I didn’t buy two bottles with the free detoxfree72 because I didn’t know if it would work or not. This is the end of my 7th day and so far Ive lost 11 pounds (WITH dieting and 2-3 hours at the gym) when I was losing about 3 pds a week before. Even if I stop losing weight now I feel it was worth it cause it would have taken me a month to lose this much weight. Do I recommend it? Yes but everyone’s different… But the 55$ was worth the risk I’d say.

By the way, these “editors”? Did yall try it and it didn’t work for you? Cause you are completely biased.

Editor’s comments: Lauren, apparently you don’t know much about what we do, or the scientific method, for that matter. Your experiences with this product are anecdotal. So are the individuals who had negative experiences. And so too would ours be, if we tried the product. None of this constitutes real evidence or proof of effectiveness. Double blind, placebo controlled, peer-reviewed published studies are the closest thing we have to evidence and there is absolutely none of that to back up the claims made for this product.

Keep in mind, there are all sorts of reasons why a product may work for you (even the pesky placebo effect) and not for someone else. This does not validate your experience and nullify someone else’s.

If you want to read nonsense and wishful thinking encouraged by moderators who promote the purchase of over-priced / over-hyped products as the solution to weight loss, you’re in the wrong place.
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Ashley on 11 Apr 2010 at 9:50 pm #

I just received my Apidexin pills Friday. I ordered them prior to finding this website. I am contemplating whether I should try them to see how they affect me or return them. The place I ordered from only accepts unopened returns therefore I have a dilemma. I am most worried about my heart racing and not being able to sleep at night. Do they really help you loose weight along with diet and exercise? I appreciate any advice and feedback!

Editor’s comments: Ashley, please see our full review of Apidexin for a complete assessment of this product’s weight loss effectiveness.
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Chris L on 12 Apr 2010 at 4:45 pm #

This is for everyone who is sensitive caffeine – DO NOT take this!

I took it for the first time today, and I wish that I never, ever had taken it all! It didn’t take very long to have an in instant side effects from it. I was light headed, dizzy, confused, sweating, jittery – I almost did not know who I was. I almost thought I had to go the ER. It is not a good feeling! I am like everybody else that wishes to shed some weight. This not the way. It a waste of money.

Since taking it this morning I have a headache. It’s been about 5 hours since I have taken it last. You know how people get hang overs from drinking alcohol, that’s how it feels. It’s very disappointing! Right now I am wanting to feel normal. From now on I am just going eat healthy and exercise. That’s what I have been doing for the past years.
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Lauren on 13 Apr 2010 at 1:19 pm #

I really wasn’t trying to offend you I just noticed that a lot of the editors comments are slightly negative and biased.

It seems like whenever someone has something positive to say about the product, the editors comments are always there to justify the reasons for weight loss and that it has nothing to do with the product.

Then there aren’t comments towards the reviews of unsatisfaction… Like dieting and exercise as the reason for no weight loss.

Editor’s comments: Lauren, we have hundreds of products and thousands of comments, and we DO make the comment that users can’t expect results with diet and exercise. The problem is that with diet and exercise, most users won’t need the pill… and is it the pill working or the diet and exercise? And frankly, we could make this comment for every single negative review. The point is, most negative experiences tend to be genuine, while many “positive” ones are planted by company employees or friends who are trying to positively “skew” the review process. This is what we are up against all the time. So whenever something seems a little too good to be true we have to point that out to our visitors… which may lead to the perspective that we have a negative bias.
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andy on 13 Apr 2010 at 2:02 pm #

I started on friday with detoxufree72, I didn’t feel anything different. After 72 hours I started with Apidexin. I don’t feel hungry. This is my second day with Apidexin. I slept all night after I started as usual. Today I felt my heart rate was up a little and I am and little more anxious.
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MICKEY on 14 Apr 2010 at 10:18 am #

I am almost done with my first bottle, and have not lost a pound. I don’t have any side effects at all, and it does seem to take my appetite away. Is this normal to not lose any weight with the first bottle?

Editor’s comments: Many people haven’t experienced ANY results with this product, and that’s not surprising when you consider how exaggerated the product claims are. To get a better ideas of what you can expect from this product, please see the complete Apidexin review!
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Claudia on 16 Apr 2010 at 1:48 pm #

It’s been a month an Apidexin and I did see results. Not the amazing results posted on some reviews but decent ones. I did lose 7 lbs and 2 sizes.

I have not really changed my routine so maybe that’s why I did not get better results. Apidexin really helped in curving my appetite so I don’t snack and I cut my meals sizes too. Before the Apidexin I was always hungry, now I can’t really say food comes to my mind. The only reason I remember to eat is because I took the Apidexin and if you don’t eat properly you will get sick.

But I do get some side effects when I took them the way they suggested. I don’t have a sensitivity to caffeine so I was able to change things and take one at lunch and on at dinner. The other way I felt a “crash” the the rest of my day was ruined. Instead of being jittery I just wanted to sleep! So after about three weeks I got it right and now I feel good. I will check in in another month, I got the three month supply. Also remember to drink plenty of water even if you aren’t thirsty. Oh, and about the exercise, I maybe walk 2-3 times a week like 1 mile. I have always done only that much though. So I guess the more you put into it the better the results. Good luck to those who can tolerate to pill.
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Lara on 17 Apr 2010 at 3:30 am #

I have taken apidexin for three weeks and two rounds the detox pills sold with it and had absolutely no weight loss. I have kept up my usual exercise and watched my diet but have felt no less hungry nor noticed any other effects from the pills. Waste of money, they absolutely do not have any impact at all.
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Katrina on 18 Apr 2010 at 10:58 am #

Today is my 1st day starting Apidexin & Detox(202 lbs) I will be fair and give it 5 stars to begin with. I will update often to let you know if the product has earned it’s 5 star rating for keeps. I’ve read positive and negative reviews on the product and would like to comment on the negative reviews.

Everyone should keep in mind that as the body is being detoxed, side effects should be expected. People who educate themselves before detoxing the body are able to avoid a severe healing crisis or reactions, side effects or other unpleasant occurrences. If you are feeling side effects from this product, it’s probably because it’s working. I would suggest drinking plenty of water to help the flushing process and minimize the side effects until you get use to it. Also, it would defeat the purpose of detoxing if your going to put toxins back into you system, so eat healthier foods. Also, people’s bodies are different and have different needs, so different diets work differently for everyone, you have to find the one that works for you! I will update soon! Good Luck!

Editor’s comments: Katrina, “detoxing” is a meaningless marketing term. It’s well established (see here and here) that “detoxing” products do nothing of the sort. Consider some pertinent facts…

Retailers of “detox” products describe these toxins in menacing tones; they are everywhere, all around us, they’re poisoning us, etc, etc. But here’s the thing; in the real world, we know what toxins are. They have names. We can measure them. If detoxing products actually DID remove things like dioxins, PCBs, methyl; mercury, etc, it would be VERY easy to prove. Yet no proof is ever offered? Why do you think that is? Fact is, if you look at the individual ingredients of detoxing products you will not find anything that has the ability to withdraw any toxin from deep seated muscle or organ tissue.

The other thing to consider is this…

If toxins are making us sick and fat, why are ALL of us not sick and fat? After all the toxins are “everywhere”, right?
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Farrah on 20 Apr 2010 at 6:46 pm #

I bought these pills to help me loose 20 lbs post baby fat back in January (after doing HOURS of research of various products). However after taking the first pill, I thought I was going to go into cardiac arrest….dizzy, headache, sleepless, confused, nausea, jittery, heart racing, just sick to the pit of my stomach – I felt pregnant again, it was sooo bad. I just laid in bed all day praying for the day (and night) to be over! The worst part is that I had to hide from my husband since he would tell me I’m compromising my health for vanity pounds.

Anyways… I swore never to take it again and hid the bottle in a handbag I hardly use.

Now, yesterday…after all these months I decided to use the bag and came across the pills again….took a chance with one again today, and to my surprise, it was not half as bad. Just nausea and a bit anxious…but all bearable! I’m happy because at least NOW I can actually give it a fair try, and mind you I only want to loose 10 lbs now, so I will be back to let u know what happens….
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DANIELLE on 21 Apr 2010 at 9:14 am #

I hate Apidexin, this is the worst product I’ve ever had in my life.

I thought I was going to die last night. I just received the product the other day and started to take it yesterday. 30 minutes after it kicked-in I felt nervous as I was driving my kids going to school, good thing I managed to get home safe. I really felt nervous, had palpitations, tremors, muscle twitch in my legs, headaches, it like you took a high alcohol content drink with drugs (even I’m not alcohol drinker anymore and haven’t tried any drugs).

I feel light headedness, very anxious, very restless, fainting, the worst nightmare is at night, my arms get numb as well as my legs, and there’s some pain in my fingers, my legs is twitching, my heart is racing, it’s feels like there’s a big rock in my chest, and I’m up til 2 am (my normal is 9pm).

I really thought I was going to die… I called God every minute that I was awake, I prayed much, because I don’t want to die (it sounds like over acting to others… but its really true)

This a true to life experience and a good real lesson to my health. How I wish I had read all of these reviews about Apidexin before I purchased it. I bought 3 bottles w/ 3 detox and hoping there’s a money back guarantee. But one thing I am very thankful is…. I’m alive !!!
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LisaJ on 21 Apr 2010 at 2:15 pm #

This is a great site – I really appreciate the editor’s guidance. Just thought I would share my opinion. I think that those who are taking Apidexin (or any diet supplement for that matter) thinking that it will magically make them skinny without any additional effort on their part are a bit naive. Also, thinking that the pounds of water weight you lose in the first few days — especially with the detoxufree — is actually fat is also a misconception (perhaps the Apidexin advertisements have been a little misleading in that respect — in some of their reviews people claim they lost “X pounds of fat” in the first week – not possible).

However, it is my understanding that getting rid of all of the excess water helps you access your fat stores more efficiently (editor- please correct me if I’m wrong). I just started taking the pills, and so far they have given me the boost I need to actually get through my workout, and have helped to curb the cravings so I can stay on my new and healthier diet (5 small meals with lots of veggies, lean protein and whole grains).

I’m not expecting the pills to do the work — I’m expecting them to help set the stage for my new healthier lifestyle to do the work. I am normally pretty sensitive to diet pill side effects – so far these have been great for me (I just had an awesome super-charged workout!). With this in mind, I most appreciate the reviews from people who have actually been on it longer than a day or a week — we know you’re excited that you lost “5 pounds in 1 week” — if you have those same results during week 4 or 5, then I’ll really be impressed!! Keep working out and being healthy — that’s where the real miracle is!!!

Editor’s comments: Lisa, thanks for the great comments, we’re so glad you love the site. Regarding your comments about diuretics; there’s no evidence to suggest using a diuretic to rid yourself of water weight makes it any easier for your body to burn fat. Diuretics should be used for brief periods only, meaning that even if this were true, the benefits would be short lived at best. From what we’ve seen, retailers use diuretics to elicit a quick and dramatic loss of weight, which is more likely to convince customers their products work as described.
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Alton on 22 Apr 2010 at 12:22 pm #

Apedixin does not work. It will cause you to feel as if your heart is about to explode from your chest. Headaches will come as well. Do not buy into the scam and the customer service sucks. The best way to lose weight is on your own, no diet pills, weight loss drinks included. It’ll take time but you can do it. This is what I’ve discovered thanks to this ridiculous pill.
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Damon on 22 Apr 2010 at 5:26 pm #

My first time using Apidexin was strange.

I took 3 Detoxufree72 pills in the morning followed by an Apidexin. I was more energetic and went on my punchbag for an hour then did 20 miles on my exercise bike. I took another apidexin about 4pm but the second one was a bit more intense so I couldn’t go on my bike due to nausea.

I got to sleep around 2:30 am but woke up 15 minutes later with my heart beating like crazy. This was a weird and not nice feeling which quickly went away (stay calm if this happens, don’t panic ). I stayed awake for another 2 hours, I felt like i could feel myself getting slimmer right before my eyes, through one day I lost about 4-5 pounds.

I only use this on a weekend now, my office job means I don’t really get around much and these pills make me wanna run. I’ve cut my rubbish foods out and eat properly and at the right times, although I take the pills on a weekend on an empty stomach and maintain my weight through the week, In 4 days I can lose about 5 pounds – I only take 3 detoxufree72’s and 1 and a half Apidexins on a Saturday, 2 halfs on a Sunday (8 pills in half a day seems way too much ).

I have no doubt they work for me and the weight is just falling off, I also do 30 miles a night on my exercise bike through the week, 40 on a weekend and don’t eat anything after 9 o’clock at night. Damon. United Kingdom.
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shevell on 22 Apr 2010 at 9:14 pm #

It makes me feel warm and mellow. I used to have to take Celexa when i was deployed to iraq and it makes me feel the same. Lost a few pounds so far!
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steffi on 23 Apr 2010 at 10:42 am #

I read a website with all awesome comments about this product. I start taking it and the first day goes well, I only took one pill before lunch and I peed a lot. Today is my second day and I had about 7 or 8 bowel movements in the past hour and a half.

I’m not using the detox pills because I’m afraid that it will keep me on the pot and away from work. This really sucks because I have things to do. I’m afraid to go anywhere. It’s BS really. I wanted to lose weight but not like this…
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Tarah on 26 Apr 2010 at 2:51 pm #

Started taking Apidexin Saturday and weighed 274 it is now Monday and I weigh 271. So far the results have been amazing, but I am also eating healthy and exercising.

Headaches and nausea do occur unfortunately, but friends of mine who took it say it goes away after about a week so don’t be discouraged, and remember everyone’s results vary!!
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Sarah on 28 Apr 2010 at 8:23 am #

I only had mild side effects to begin with but I pushed through. The side effects subsided but I didn’t lose any weight/fat/etc. I made a detailed journal with dates and times of pills taken and listed side effects and progress. Sorry I spent the money and am looking to return it immediately. I saw a comment above stating not to open the detox because you won’t get a full refund and for that I am very grateful. I’m returning my product today.

Overall: product doesn’t work
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Becca on 30 Apr 2010 at 3:00 pm #

I don’t weigh a considerable amount (140 at 5′2″), and from the positive reviews I have read in the past, I got the idea that the people who weighed a considerable amount lost the 7 pounds a week.

I decided to give it a try anyway. I have only been taking it for 4 days and I already have noticed a difference in the way I look and I have lost 4 pounds. It does give me a little bit of nausea but as long as I eat I am OK.

I’ll keep you posted…
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chris on 01 May 2010 at 10:36 am #

I’ve been on the Apidexin for about 3 weeks.. and nothing. Actually when I weighed myself this week I was up 1 1/2 lpbs.

I do the weight watchers diet. I walk and am doing jazzercise. And nothing. When I started the 3 day detox… OMG!

I was a wreak and thought I was gonna die or something. Got terribly jittery, nauseated, dizzy. That eased and the 2nd day was better, just a little nausea.

On the regular pills, my appetite is low and initially I had a lot of energy, but it was hard to fall asleep (and I can fall asleep anywhere). Well, that’s all gone.

I’m gonna finish the bottle. Glad it worked for some, but bummed it didn’t for me ;-(
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Layla Shaw on 12 May 2010 at 1:08 pm #

Before I begin taking this product I was at a steady 234lbs.

After taking it as suggested for 7 days and partially dieting I weighed myself and noticed that I picked up 3lbs, which seemed strange because I wasnt dieting at all before. So Ì decided not to skip a week.

Then I took it again as recommended for another 7 days and noticed I gained another 5 lbs. I guess im one of the people that cannot take this product since it actually caused me to gain weight (a total of 8 lbs). I discarded the rest of them…
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Jay on 13 May 2010 at 4:45 pm #

I just started apidexin, but I have to say after reading this site’s comments, I’m a little discouraged. Excuse me, after reading the EDITORS comments, I’m a little discouraged. But after taking this pill with no side effects, I really want to see what this pill could do for me. To everyone who’s posted here, I can’t get an accurate reading on the effectiveness of this pill, so I’m going to form my own opinion. To the editor: I don’t know why you seem to be constantly bashing this diet supplement, but I think you could be a little more supportive of the people here. Honestly I’m just writing this because I find you to be insufferable. After all, why bother giving a review if you’re just going to completely butcher any opinion someone might make of a review? I’ll be back to tell you how it’s going, Mr. Editor.

Editor`s comments: Jay, it`s obvious you haven`t taken taken any time to learn who we are and what we do before sharing your opinions with us (and apparently, you`re not so good at following instructions either; this blog is meant for people who have USED the product. If you have any comments you`d like to share with us, you should be using the contact form).

We act mainly as consumer advocates; our job is not to act as the cheering section for the supplement industry. We provide an open forum for people to provide honest feedback, but we won`t let unsubstantiated comments or comments that sound `too good to be true`go unchallenged, as it`s highly possible they come from employees of the company selling the product in question. We`re also here to ensure people have realistic expectations about weight loss. If that means informing a visitor that the 6 pounds of weight they lost in two days is mostly all water weight, that`s what we will do. It sucks we agree, but`s that reality. That`s life. It`s not about us raining on everyone`s parade, it`s about providing educatation about realistic expectations. It`s only by becoming educated that you can avoid being ripped off.

Frankly, it`s why we`re different and why this is a popular web site.

If you don`t like what we do, this probably isn`t the web site for you. Why don`t you go hang out over at Diet Blog Talk.com – you`ll find nothing but positive comments there. But you may be interested in knowing that Urban Nutrition runs that site; and they make Miracle Burn and other weight loss products. In our opinion, that calls the credibility of the comments into question (conflict of interest, anyone?) – in fact, their disclaimer makes it clear they compensate their commentors. Here you get it all; the good, the bad, and the ugly. If you can`t handle that, and prefer to live in `la-la` land, you know where to go.
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jessica on 17 May 2010 at 12:43 am #

Hey there, I bought 3 bottles of this thinking that it would definitely work, It didn’t. I used it as closely instructed as I could,all it did was give me energy to work out but that’s only after I drank about 3 liters of water otherwise, I would feel dizzy and nauseous. I didn’t lose any weight, it didn’t make me feel full or help lose of appetite. My male friend bought these as well and it didn’t show him any results either. Best of luck to you all though.
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dragon23 on 17 May 2010 at 10:53 am #

Hi, I read a lot of reviews before finally buying Apedexin and detoxfree. I got my supplies quickly. I ordered Friday and it was in my hands on Monday. I was eager to start so I took the first apidexin pill monday about 4pm. I felt dizzy for about an hour…I had soooo much energy I was up till 4am the next morning!!! The second time I took it I was fine. No side effects. I was only able to take the detoxfree last weekend. I started Friday night and ended sunday evening. I used all 18 pills. It worked great. This morning I feel light. Energized. Sure my waist looks slimmer.

Apidexin has kept me energized and suppressed my appetite. Its only a week that I have been on it. I do look forward to seeing what I look like at the end of bottle one. Then maybe I will go for bottle 2 and definitely the detoxfree!!!!
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TJ Marie on 23 May 2010 at 11:57 am #

I wish I had read these reviews before I bought these pills. I was so excited to get them and start taking them! I recieved them 3 days ago, and started them 2 days ago. I havent slept yet! I felt naseous, and I’m drinking lots of water. I started @ 157.5lbs, by the end of the 1st day I peed almost every 10 minutes and weighed myself every time I went to the bathroom. Im 141lbs now.

UGH!!!

Im still on the fence about these pills. I don’t recommend them as of yet!
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Sammy on 28 May 2010 at 8:36 am #

I am taking 2 pills and I feel sick, my heart is racing and I feel nervous and I wanna throw up. I was pooping all day and I can’t eat. I lost 1 lbs., but it’s not worth it! I’m going to attempt to return it.

DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!
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Maz on 28 May 2010 at 6:02 pm #

Hi. I have a spinal condition which prevents me from exercising more than a light walk each day. I am not allowed to lift my arms above my head let alone any weights in the gym. I am very frustrated and sometimes sad because my life has always been about exercise and I work in film and television so even more important to be trim. I am extremely exhausted all the time due to pain and now digestive problems. It is as if someone has literally sucked the energy out of me.I have put on a little weight but I am still size 8-10 (Australian). I also have Coeliacs Disease and Fructose Malabsorption. So I decided to order Apidexin to give me a helping hand.

I received my bottle of Apidexin 3 days ago and started taking it. After the first tablet before breakfast I felt unwell and head achey & nausea all day so I didn’t take the second one before lunch. The 2nd day I felt really really tired and realized why. I have been drinking coffee for 16 years and especially due to my chronic fatigue sometimes up to 8 coffees a day. I thought the caffeine in Apidexin would be enough and stopped cold turkey coffee. As soon as I had one cup, I instantly had energy. I now have one coffee when I wake up and one before midday.

As it has only been day 3 I haven’t noticed any weight loss but if anything…this product has given a part of my life back!!! I don’t walk around like a zombie and my energy is stable. From Day2 I have felt like a normal healthy person should feel and I feel wonderful. I don’t feel jittery or like I have just taken an illegal substance. No heart palpitations…just stable. My exhaustion prevented me from having the energy to socialize and now I want to go out with my friends. Day 4 morning and I finally feel the appetite suppressant.

I hope to lose about 8 kg (Australian) so if this works it is truly my life savor because of my spinal condition I am not allowed to do much exercise. I have had no more side effects after day 1.

Sorry for the long post but I know people out there will be wanting to find out as much as they can. Like I said though, everyone is different and will react differently. I am not understating it when I say, this product has really given me back a large part of my life!!!
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Jennifer on 05 Jun 2010 at 3:39 pm #

Hello, some people have said that this product is amazing! But some have completely written it off. I’m hoping to buy this product and give it a go myself but is does anyone know why it’s so successful on some people but not others?

Editor’s comments: Jennifer, since every single person’s comments is anecdotal it is impossible to answer this question. Some people, for example, may have changed their eating habits and adopted an exercise program upon taking the pill. Others may not have. Which group do you think lost more weight, and is the successful or failure entirely to the supplement? See what we’re getting at here?

For an accurate assessment of this product, please see our full review.
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Izabela on 14 Jun 2010 at 8:34 am #

To editor: If people with hypothyroid could take these pills? I take 75 mg of Novothyral everyday, need to loose 50 pounds.

Editor’s comments: It’s not generally recommended. You’ll need to check with your doctor to be sure. S/he may not know much about the product, so tell him/her it’s a caffeine-based weight loss supplement, or show him/her the review here!
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priti on 05 Jul 2010 at 9:40 am #

horrible made me very sick and throw up all day
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lis on 07 Jul 2010 at 12:57 pm #

I just started taking APIDEXIN and I’ve read a lot of positive reviews. I feel a little jittery but nothing I can’t handle and it has definitely curbed my appetite. A little lightheaded but I’ve heard that’s normal during the first 2 days. I’ll keep you guys updated…
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Miriam on 25 Jul 2010 at 8:40 pm #

I’ve been taking Apidexin for a week now.

The first three days I took two pills like it said on the bottle and they really curbed my appetite. I wasn’t hungry at all. But when exercising my heart started beating like I was having a heart attack. And the workout out I do is the Pussycat Dolls Workout, which is not even hard at all.

So then for the next four days I just took one pill. That went really well and I ate about 1,800 calories. I exercised every damn day for an hour and I only lost one friggin pound! I’m really doubting this crap is working for me. But I’m gonna try it with a more strick diet for another week and same exercise. I better lose the 5 pounds it guarantees or I’m sending them back. So far so not good!
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d turpen on 27 Jul 2010 at 9:45 am #

BEWARE!!! Be very careful who you deal with. I purchased $90.00 of this product, to only find out that it made me so violently nauseated that I could not continue use. I misplaced my original paperwork, so I emailed the company requesting return policies and procedures. Was told to send it back to them and they would credit me for the two bottles of each product. After more than 3 months of emails back and forth, they finally stated that I had not made my purchase through them and then would not return my product so that I could locate the original purchase site for credit. I had certified mail receipts proving I had returned the product to them and that they had signed for it.
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Dee Moss on 18 Aug 2010 at 9:05 am #

I echo what many other users said. While I did have increased energy, it was nearly impossible to get past the headache and nausea. I found that if I took it with some food, the nausea was better, but the headache was awful. It didn’t seem right to have to take advil with it every time I took it. Also, if I didn’t take it early in the morning I had a hard time falling asleep at night. Not for me.
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Em C on 23 Aug 2010 at 10:49 pm #

HI,
Well, I started using Apidexin 4 days ago with the detox. I haven’t weighted myself…since well I don’t have a scale. My only side effect is I am hungry all the time. I never felt hungry before unless if I didn’t eat all day. BUT now I am hungry even when I am eating. It’s weird. I don’t over eat cause I know that will just make me gain weight. I am 5′8 and I am at 278lbs. So after reading all the positive reviews I was like yes! something that might help. Also I think I might not be drinking the required amount of water. I am going to keep you posted. I am going to try to drink more water and see if that helps.
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Renee on 24 Aug 2010 at 8:10 pm #

My visitor rating is one star, not because the pill did or did not work for me. I just purchased the product and I am willing to try it as a SUPPLEMENT to my existing workout program. I came to this site BECAUSE it was not the reviews from the website that sell the product. I have read the reviews here and while everyone’s experience will be different because none of the users are in a controlled environment and this is not a study of the product it is a review. I noticed that when someone had a good experience with the product especially when they only took it for about a week, the Editor basically said that there comments were not helpful because they have not taken it long enough…now I noticed this ONLY with the users who said they had good results in a week. The users who had negative results after a week or less of use were left alone? Curious why the editor did not say “you have to let it build up in your system.” or “are you taking it as instructed.” or “if you are a small person, are you taking a dose that is more suited for a larger person?” For example the supplement will effect a 6′2″ person differently that a 5′ person.

I see a large majority of the editors responses directed at those who have something positive to say about the product, this would lead any reasonable person to believe that the creators of this site may have a subjective opinion of diet supplements. My perception of this site is that leans toward a more negative view of the product. I am looking for a site that is objective and where ALL reviews and comments are welcomed so that I as a consumer CAN make a decision based on the experiences of other consumers.

I did not experience that here and before you fire back about me not reading what the site is about I have and what I read from the editor does not match what this site says it is trying to do. My perception, my reality. Or so they say.

Editor`s comments: Renee, there are literally thousands of comments on this web site, and we doubt you`ve read more than a few dozen. If you had, you realize that there are all kinds of comments – positive and negative – that we do not touch. Secondly, may we suggest that as editors of web sites devoted to supplements we REALLY know formulas of the products that are being discussed. We may make what appears to be a disproportionate number of comments to those who have experienced positive results in a short time – for products that contain large amounts of herbal diuretics. These are only present to spur an intial and temporary loss of water weight to make the customer believe the pill works as described. It is a dirty and very common trick retailers play on consumers.

Second, and we have discussed this on our FAQs page, this site may appear like it has a negative bias. There are a couple of reasons for this…

1) Most other sites dedicated to presenting `regular peoples` comments are actually run by supplement retailers (did you know that the makers of Miracle Burn run Diet Blog Talk, for instance) who present an overly rosy view of their own products to boost sales, while slamming their competitors.

2) On these other review sites, the owners have a financial interest in selling their own products, so they do not post negative comments since they hurt sales. We`ve received numerous comments from visitors who have had their comments rejected on these sites for this reason.

3) People who have unsatisfactory or negative experiences with a product tend to be more motivated to share their experiences than those who have good or satisfactory experiences. And, since this is one of the only places they can actually post their comments, you`ll see a lot more negative ones here than you`ll see anywhere else.

4) We also write science-based supplement reviews, so we know the claims made for the majority of products are pure fantasy. We`re also well aware of the placebo effect, and all the other reasons why customers may belive a product has worked for them, when in fact it has not.

5) For every fat burner sold online, there are hundreds, if not thousands of affiliates. Many of these people will post fake positive testimonials because they have a financial interest in the product being perceived in a good light. So we also comment on testimonials that sound a little too good to be true, as well.

In the end, the vast majority of our visitors love what we do. If you think you can find a better resource – one that does not operate with a financial conflict of interest – be our guests. It`s a big Internet out there. You don`t need to come back here.
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