Zylene???

[Guest guest]

Ok, I swore I wouldn't stoop to diet pills! However, for the last

two years despite honest attempts to diet and exercise faithfully,

I have gained 30 lbs. I have tried various supplements and gimmicks -

carb counting, eating more protein, drinking vinegar,increasing

exercise, etc to no avail. I can lose 5 -6 lbs over 2 weeks of

undereating (or longer time with proper eating), but still gain it

back in 2 days. Water retention also remains a problem still. I have

tried Armour and compounded T-3 without success, so far.

Recently, I saw my chiropractor and he made the mistake of asking me

how I was doing. I complained about my stupid hormones and the stupid

weight gain. He gingerly told me that they had just began selling a

weight loss supplement in his office and that he was seeing incredible

success with his patients - even those on thyroid meds and insulin

dependance. It was pricey and I wasn't completely convinced.

However, he looked a lot slimmer than I remember ever seeing him and I

think he must use it based on tips he was giving me regarding it.

I finished the appointment and went to pay and began questioning the

receptionist about it and whether I could just purchase a few samples.

Another patient in the lobby heard me and told me she has

hypothyroidism too and had gained 40 lbs because of it. She has been

using the product and has, so far, lost 25 lbs. She claimed she has

been on the product about 1 1/2 months.

Long story short, I succumbed and purchased a 7 day supply. I can't

find anything negative about the product or safety and have read lots

of people raving about it.

Has anyone tried it or can add anything positive or negative about it?

I am still doing weight watchers and eating a lot of raw vegetables at

lunch and part of dinner, which I intend to continue, along with

exercise (this regiment caused me to lose 70 lbs prior to my thyroid

rebellion). I asked my chiropractor if it helped people with weight

gain due to hormone issues and he said that 80% of people on it

benefit from it. This is not an endorsement by me, but I am just

seeking comments.

Thanks.

Holly