Slim Shot - i am happily surprised!! Weight Loss

Scarlet_Fever

i have just started taking Slim Shot (superdrug and others around £12 for a 2 week supply) it was cheap(ish) and i thought i would give it a go.

For the first time i can remember i am not hungry or wanting to snack at all. it took a few days to kick in, but the you basically make a drink by dropping a fizzy tablet into some water, and then drink either during or before a meal.

I (thought i was) always eating, but my appetite is really gone... I would totally reccommend this product (i am eating differently - with more veggies etc... but am actually leaving food on my plate (which NEVER used to happen) I've lost a small amount of weight, but this week should really make a dfference

yesterday - i ate
one breakfast bar, one salad, some crudites, soup made with courgettes & carrots and a small bread roll... i was not starving myself, i actually didnt want any more....


I have nothing to do with company at all, and nothing at all to gain by posting this. I dont work for them (i am in Data Analysis in Insurance)

This is from their own website

"The new unique effervescent slimming drink that is clinically proven to help you lose weight.
Just add water to the effervescent tablets to create drinks which will work in harmony with your natural body clock. Slimshot morning eliminates the fats that have become stored in your body, Slimshot noon restricts the absorption of fats by supressing the appetite until Slimshot night, when it burns fats through a thermogenic process. "

Ted_Hutchinson

But you can save more than £6 a week by simply not eating those foods that make you hungry in the first place.

Potato and potato based products.eg.chips and crisps.
Rice and rice products.
Corn and corn products. eg. Cornflakes.
Grain based products. Eg.pasta, bread, biscuits, breakfast cereals, porridge.
Sweets, cakes, Danish pastries, fizzy drinks, juice .
All sugar and sugary products.
Margarine (chemically processed vegetable oils) and omega-6 rich oils are not suited for our bodies. They contribute to an increased risk for heart and artery problems, diabetes, overweight, cancer, allergies etc.
Oils with a high omega-6 content. Eg. corn oil, sunflower oil, soya oil, peanut oil.

If you don't eat the foods that raise your insulin levels your body is obliged to burn the fat it has stored. When your body does this you will feel more alert mentally and physically more active. Our bodies evolved to enable us to hunt when we needed food. For 2 million years we lived without corn or wheat.

Look here to see what happens if you give up wheat
Wheat-free is not gluten-free

By not eating foods that make you hungry, it is easy not to snack and not to overeat. I haven't found it difficult or a challenge in any way, and I haven't spent a penny on special foods, counseling, diet plans or books or anything else.

Scarlet_Fever

i do see your point, i used to eat bread at each meal - but have stopped doing it at lunchtime, so whether the drinks have helped in a placebo way or not i dont know - but i'm going to stick with them....

Fern_Merkin

Buffyslay wrote: »

I (thought i was) always eating, but my appetite is really gone... I would totally reccommend this product (i am eating differently - with more veggies etc... but am actually leaving food on my plate (which NEVER used to happen) I've lost a small amount of weight, but this week should really make a dfference "

Please get back to us in a week with how you get on :T

Scarlet_Fever

Fern_Merkin wrote: »

Please get back to us in a week with how you get on :T

yeah - will do - i hope its not a flash in the pan..... :j

alison999

does it have any side effects?

Scarlet_Fever

not noticed any yet except for the warts on my nose and the glowing red eyes.... - no hang on, i had them anyway!!!!

only thing i have noticed so far is that i feel full most of the time, meaning that i do not want to snack - which i think is a habit thing anyway - once you are on a diet all you want to do is eat?

Cornishpixie_2

Hi, Sounds good but just be careful doesn't sound like your eating enough. Not really a substitute for healthy regular meals and exercise. But hey if it works for you great.Good luck x

Scarlet_Fever

day before yesterday:
food - breakfast bar / salad / crudites / courgette soup and small roll / scone and glass of wine

yesterday:
Food - breakfast bar / salad / nuts (large handful) /at work/ crudites / courgette soup / small roll / one chicken thigh / one glass of wine

i'm not huge, i'm 5'8 and around 11st 6, so just want to drop around 3/4 stone, so this is a very short term thing.... i don't deprive myself as i am too lazy and love my comforts...

jojo1969

hi,please let me know how much you lose i have just purchased this and going to start it tomorrow ,a girl from work lost 8lbs in 2 weeks so hoping for the same gl with it:rotfl:

Scarlet_Fever

i started drinking last week - forgot to do it at the weekend, and restarted on monday - appetite lessened by wednesday.... so give it some time...