Propolene (from "institute for obesity"?!?)

[brownpaperbag04]

I just saw a commercial for this stuff called Propolene. It's supposedly developed or researched from the "Institute for Obesity." This sounds pretty fake to me. They claim that you can lose 20lbs in 30 days...money back if you're not satisfied. Anyone ever heard of this stuff?

 

[javaguru]

I saw the commercial, scam. I'd love to see the ingredient list. The fact they caution people, "It's so powerful it's only recommended for those thirty pounds or more overweight," what a marketing ploy. :LMAO:

 

[MrMakaveli]

Look at the bottom of the commercial. I read the tiny print and it said essential the "Institute" was simply the name of the company who had created the product and was in no way related to the government.

Slick advertising though. They almost had me going for a second.

 

[cdn]

Part of the info says this Propolene is formulated specifically for people who desire to lose 20 lbs of weight or more. It is scientifically proven, easy, and it works. No dieting is involved, and as one of our customers put it “you don’t have to change your life, you just have to take a pill”.

But then it says this.

Obesity Research Institute, LLC, in cooperation with others, has developed an eating plan and an exercise plan that will help your body use fats, carbs, and proteins more efficiently. This in turn will help you lose unwanted body fat. When used in combination with the Propolene™ and Excelerene™ supplements provided to you, subjects in an in-house study lost as much as 50 pounds of unwanted body fat in only 12 weeks.

Stay away big time scam.


What is in Propolene?
Propolene™ contains Glucomannan / Propol®, which is a 100% natural fiber extracted from the Konjac Root.

 

[coldblue1955]

i'm not buyin' it! Scam it cries out!

 

[argent]

i'm not buyin' it! Scam it cries out!

you sound like Yoda. I'd save my money.