Jacques Posted March 27, 2009 Share Posted March 27, 2009 yes it is. meron sa cash & carryI've heard good reviews about jet fuel. Quote Link to comment
a4techy Posted March 27, 2009 Share Posted March 27, 2009 I've heard good reviews about jet fuel. how much is it in cash and carry?y is it good than hh? Quote Link to comment
wildnutzz Posted March 28, 2009 Share Posted March 28, 2009 I'm still taking Hydoxycut Hardcore... lost 30lbs in 4 months HHC + Lifting = great weight loss I saw Hydorxycut Max in Cash and Carry a while ago... ewan ko lang if it's better Quote Link to comment
rockybrawler Posted March 31, 2009 Share Posted March 31, 2009 Hydroxycut Hardcore but I would recommend cycling your intake so you don't develop a resistance to its effects. Quote Link to comment
Jacques Posted April 2, 2009 Share Posted April 2, 2009 I'm still taking Hydoxycut Hardcore... lost 30lbs in 4 months HHC + Lifting = great weight loss I saw Hydorxycut Max in Cash and Carry a while ago... ewan ko lang if it's better I think it's more aimed / marketed for the female community. Quote Link to comment
Jacques Posted April 2, 2009 Share Posted April 2, 2009 how much is it in cash and carry?y is it good than hh?You'll never know till you try both. Quote Link to comment
wildnutzz Posted April 2, 2009 Share Posted April 2, 2009 i wonder... will hhc be ok with the ladies before working out? Quote Link to comment
alexis_raynald Posted April 4, 2009 Share Posted April 4, 2009 is Lipo X effective in fat burning? What are the pros and cons in using it? thanking u all in advance Quote Link to comment
NihonJin Posted April 6, 2009 Share Posted April 6, 2009 is Lipo X effective in fat burning? What are the pros and cons in using it? thanking u all in advance tried one. for me, medyo ok din. but already stopped it after one bottle. did'nt lose a significant amount of weight though.., Quote Link to comment
alexis_raynald Posted April 18, 2009 Share Posted April 18, 2009 tried one. for me, medyo ok din. but already stopped it after one bottle. did'nt lose a significant amount of weight though.., ic, so much better p din talaga ang hydorxycut Quote Link to comment
launchpad Posted April 23, 2009 Share Posted April 23, 2009 guys reliable ba ung store sa cash and carry selling supplements kse ung price parang sobrang baba compare to gnc just curious like hydro dun is less than 2k pero sa sm gnc nasa 3-5k Quote Link to comment
Olympus Posted April 24, 2009 Share Posted April 24, 2009 ^ I buy most of my stuff from cash and carry Quote Link to comment
im0steven Posted April 25, 2009 Share Posted April 25, 2009 I'm still taking Hydoxycut Hardcore... lost 30lbs in 4 months HHC + Lifting = great weight loss I saw Hydorxycut Max in Cash and Carry a while ago... ewan ko lang if it's better ano po sir ung tamang dose sa hydroxycut for a day? planning to to take it... thanx Quote Link to comment
hottyboy Posted April 28, 2009 Share Posted April 28, 2009 gnc fat and burn for me parang my bad effects yta hydroxycut kaya na ban dati Quote Link to comment
peterparker Posted May 3, 2009 Share Posted May 3, 2009 a warning to all diet freaks out there... FDA to dieters: Don't use supplement Hydroxycut WASHINGTON – Government health officials warned dieters and body builders Friday to immediately stop using Hydroxycut, a widely sold supplement linked to cases of serious liver damage and at least one death. The Food and Drug Administration said the company that makes the dietary supplement has agreed to recall 14 Hydroxycut products. Available in grocery stores and pharmacies, Hydroxycut is advertised as made from natural ingredients. At least 9 million packages were sold last year, the FDA said. Dr. Linda Katz of the FDA's food and nutrition division said the agency has received 23 reports of liver problems, including the death of a 19-year-old boy living in the Southwest. The teenager died in 2007, and the death was reported to the FDA this March. Other patients experienced symptoms ranging from jaundice, or yellowing of the skin, to liver failure. One received a transplant and another was placed on a list to await a new liver. The patients were otherwise healthy and their symptoms began after they started using Hydroxycut, regulators said. Iovate Health Sciences, which makes the diet pills, said in a statement that the 2007 death of the teenager was not caused by Hydroxycut. The statement gave no details. "The number of adverse event reports described by the FDA in its advisory is small relative to the many millions of people who have used Hydroxycut products over the past seven years," said the company statement. "Iovate's own assessment of the potential risk associated with the use of these products differs from that expressed by the FDA." On its Web site, the company said it agreed to the recall out of "an abundance of caution." Iovate is based in Canada, with U.S. offices near Buffalo, N.Y. Consumers can get a refund by returning the pills to the store that sold them, the company said. Dietary supplements aren't as tightly regulated by the government as medications. Manufacturers don't need to prove to the FDA that their products are safe and effective before they can sell them to consumers. But regulators monitor aftermarket reports for signs of trouble, and in recent years companies have been put under stricter requirements to alert the FDA when they learn of problems. In 2004, the government banned ephedra, an ingredient in many supplements, linked to heart attacks and strokes. Katz said it has taken so long to get a handle on the Hydroxycut problem because the cases of liver damage were rare and the FDA has no authority to review supplements before they're marketed. "Part of the problem is that the FDA looks at dietary supplements from a post-market perspective, and an isolated incident is often difficult to follow," she said. The FDA relies on voluntary reports to detect such problems, and many cases are never reported, officials acknowledge. Health officials said they have been unable to determine which Hydroxycut ingredients are potentially toxic, partially because the formulation has changed several times. Public health researcher Ano Lobb, who has studied Hydroxycut and other dietary supplements for Consumer Reports, said the problem may be an ingredient called hydroxycitric acid. Derived from a tropical fruit, it's been linked to liver problems in at least one medical journal study. Lobb said it's likely that other supplements containing the same ingredient remain on the market. "You really have to be careful about dietary supplements, especially weight-loss pills," said Lobb. "People believe that the FDA has verified that these products are at least safe and effective, and that's really not the case. When you see fantastic claims — that's generally what they are." :mtc: Quote Link to comment
Intelligence Posted May 3, 2009 Share Posted May 3, 2009 wow this is really big news! Quote Link to comment
Olympus Posted May 4, 2009 Share Posted May 4, 2009 ano po sir ung tamang dose sa hydroxycut for a day? planning to to take it... thanx I take no more than 2 pills daily The reason they are targetting hydroxycut is because it is well known, plus the guys who OD on it are idiots kasi they take more than the prescribed dosage and some also take steroids along with it. Hydroxycut is being usd as the scapegoat so that mas mabenta nila ng xenical, etc Quote Link to comment
peterparker Posted May 4, 2009 Share Posted May 4, 2009 ^ why gamble with your health... it`s your most precious commodity... :mtc: Quote Link to comment
jano31 Posted May 5, 2009 Share Posted May 5, 2009 me, im using Fern slim.(Slimming Without Suffering)... try nyu ren to... ayus ren para saken, hnde sya capsule or tablet or tea... Quote Link to comment
Jacques Posted May 5, 2009 Share Posted May 5, 2009 FDA Warns Consumers to Stop Using Hydroxycut Products Dietary Supplements Linked to One Death; Pose Risk of Liver Injury The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers to immediately stop using Hydroxycut products by Iovate Health Sciences Inc., of Oakville, Ontario and distributed by Iovate Health Sciences USA Inc. of Blasdell, N.Y. Some Hydroxycut products are associated with a number of serious liver injuries. Iovate has agreed to recall Hydroxycut products from the market. The FDA has received 23 reports of serious health problems ranging from jaundice and elevated liver enzymes, an indicator of potential liver injury, to liver damage requiring liver transplant. One death due to liver failure has been reported to the FDA. Other health problems reported include seizures; cardiovascular disorders; and rhabdomyolysis, a type of muscle damage that can lead to other serious health problems such as kidney failure. Liver injury, although rare, was reported by patients at the doses of Hydroxycut recommended on the bottle. Symptoms of liver injury include jaundice (yellowing of the skin or whites of the eyes) and brown urine. Other symptoms include nausea, vomiting, light-colored stools, excessive fatigue, weakness, stomach or abdominal pain, itching, and loss of appetite. “The FDA urges consumers to discontinue use of Hydroxycut products in order to avoid any undue risk. Adverse events are rare, but exist. Consumers should consult a physician or other health care professional if they are experiencing symptoms possibly associated with these products,” said Linda Katz, M.D., interim chief medical officer of the FDA’s Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition. Hydroxycut products are dietary supplements that are marketed for weight-loss, as fat burners, as energy-enhancers, as low carb diet aids, and for water loss under the Iovate and MuscleTech brand names. The list of products being recalled by Iovate currently includes: Hydroxycut Regular Rapid Release Caplets Hydroxycut Caffeine-Free Rapid Release CapletsHydroxycut Hardcore Liquid CapletsHydroxycut Max Liquid CapletsHydroxycut Regular Drink PacketsHydroxycut Caffeine-Free Drink PacketsHydroxycut Hardcore Drink Packets (Ignition Stix)Hydroxycut Max Drink PacketsHydroxycut Liquid ShotsHydroxycut Hardcore RTDs (Ready-to-Drink)Hydroxycut Max Aqua ShedHydroxycut 24Hydroxycut Carb ControlHydroxycut Natural Although the FDA has not received reports of serious liver-related adverse reactions for all Hydroxycut products, Iovate has agreed to recall all the products listed above. Hydroxycut Cleanse and Hoodia products are not affected by the recall. Consumers who have any of the products involved in the recall are advised to stop using them and to return them to the place of purchase. The agency has not yet determined which ingredients, dosages, or other health-related factors may be associated with risks related to these Hydroxycut products. The products contain a variety of ingredients and herbal extracts. FDA Warns Consumers to Stop Using Hydroxycut Products Dietary Supplements Linked to One Death; Pose Risk of Liver Injury The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers to immediately stop using Hydroxycut products by Iovate Health Sciences Inc., of Oakville, Ontario and distributed by Iovate Health Sciences USA Inc. of Blasdell, N.Y. Some Hydroxycut products are associated with a number of serious liver injuries. Iovate has agreed to recall Hydroxycut products from the market. The FDA has received 23 reports of serious health problems ranging from jaundice and elevated liver enzymes, an indicator of potential liver injury, to liver damage requiring liver transplant. One death due to liver failure has been reported to the FDA. Other health problems reported include seizures; cardiovascular disorders; and rhabdomyolysis, a type of muscle damage that can lead to other serious health problems such as kidney failure. Liver injury, although rare, was reported by patients at the doses of Hydroxycut recommended on the bottle. Symptoms of liver injury include jaundice (yellowing of the skin or whites of the eyes) and brown urine. Other symptoms include nausea, vomiting, light-colored stools, excessive fatigue, weakness, stomach or abdominal pain, itching, and loss of appetite. “The FDA urges consumers to discontinue use of Hydroxycut products in order to avoid any undue risk. Adverse events are rare, but exist. Consumers should consult a physician or other health care professional if they are experiencing symptoms possibly associated with these products,” said Linda Katz, M.D., interim chief medical officer of the FDA’s Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition. Hydroxycut products are dietary supplements that are marketed for weight-loss, as fat burners, as energy-enhancers, as low carb diet aids, and for water loss under the Iovate and MuscleTech brand names. The list of products being recalled by Iovate currently includes: Hydroxycut Regular Rapid Release Caplets Hydroxycut Caffeine-Free Rapid Release CapletsHydroxycut Hardcore Liquid CapletsHydroxycut Max Liquid CapletsHydroxycut Regular Drink PacketsHydroxycut Caffeine-Free Drink PacketsHydroxycut Hardcore Drink Packets (Ignition Stix)Hydroxycut Max Drink PacketsHydroxycut Liquid ShotsHydroxycut Hardcore RTDs (Ready-to-Drink)Hydroxycut Max Aqua ShedHydroxycut 24Hydroxycut Carb ControlHydroxycut Natural Although the FDA has not received reports of serious liver-related adverse reactions for all Hydroxycut products, Iovate has agreed to recall all the products listed above. Hydroxycut Cleanse and Hoodia products are not affected by the recall. Consumers who have any of the products involved in the recall are advised to stop using them and to return them to the place of purchase. The agency has not yet determined which ingredients, dosages, or other health-related factors may be associated with risks related to these Hydroxycut products. The products contain a variety of ingredients and herbal extracts.Can't help but wonder... 1 million+ bottles sold a year, 23 cases in a number of years that people that use the product, along with what else did they use that they didnt say. How many actually because of Hydroxycut??? Quote Link to comment
Bitoy Posted May 6, 2009 Share Posted May 6, 2009 Effetive ba yung Thermo Green Tea from Healthy Options? Paano ba tamang dosage nun? Quote Link to comment
Mang Joe Posted May 15, 2009 Share Posted May 15, 2009 How much is a bottle of thermorexin and levorex? Are these good alternatives? Quote Link to comment
Olympus Posted May 16, 2009 Share Posted May 16, 2009 How much is a bottle of thermorexin and levorex? Are these good alternatives? Thermorexin is 2600 levorex is 2000 I don't have stocks of levorex now. Yes you can use these as alternatives to hydroxycut Quote Link to comment
jeb6971 Posted June 25, 2009 Share Posted June 25, 2009 Has anyone tried phosphacore? Does it work? Quote Link to comment
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