I'm not asking for a lecture on how pills don't work.
I'm just wondering what you know or how you feel?
They are DRUG FREE and EPHEDRA FREE.
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How do you feel about Mega-t green tea supplements?
May 31st, 2008 · 1 Comment
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1 Eve // May, 2008
They're throwing your money in the trash too. Herbal does NOT mean "drug free". Just because it's not FDA regulated does not mean it's not a drug. Is marijuana also not a drug because it's not FDA regulated despite it's proven medicinal purposes?
Those Mega-T pills are also not even drug free - they have 50mg of caffeine in each pill.
You're honestly better off and safer using straight caffeine alone as an appetite suppressant. Not only is it regulated, we already know what it does to your body and how/why. It's also much cheaper as a bottle of generic No Doz is only 3 bucks and suppresses appetite much longer as each one is 250-300mg of caffeine instead of 50. I don't recommend this, don't misunderstand what I'm saying. I'm saying that if you are going to use a pill (despite the fact that they really don't work - a balanced diet and exercise are the key), this is a better alternative.
If the idea of that much caffeine bothers you, drink green tea with no sugar or cream 3x per day. It's still caffeine but less of it and you're getting the actual benefits of green tea as opposed to the lies they claim about those pills.
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