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Kate - 18 Nov 2003 15:35 GMT

Has anyone had any experience with Cortislim or any of the cortsol
inhibitor?

Thanks
Kate

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Patricia Heil - 18 Nov 2003 16:19 GMT

Does it have testimonials? Don't believe them.
Does it go on to say "results not typical"? That is to keep the
FTC off their backs for making people think they are going to
lose as much weight as the people in the testimonials. It means
they cannot guarantee you will lose the weight, either factually
or legally.
Does it have a pamphlet that says it works with the enclosed
reduced calorie diet and exercise? Then save your money, start
exercising, and work on eating right.
Is this supposed to help with stress eating? One of the cheapest means
of stress management with the most beneficial side effects is exercise.
So start exercising and save your money.

> Has anyone had any experience with Cortislim or any of the cortsol
> inhibitor?
>
> Thanks
> Kate

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nck - 19 Nov 2003 17:39 GMT

> Does it have testimonials? Don't believe them.
> Does it go on to say "results not typical"? That is to keep the
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>> Thanks
>> Kate

Good post. These ad campaigns go on until some government agency comes down
on them re: truth in advertising. The "appeal" is so obvious "I'm sorry,
but this is only for people who need to lose a lot of weight." I imagine
some ad copywriter got a major bonus for coming up with THAT one! There are
many ways to sell snake oil and there are always people out there who are
desperate enough to believe in "magic bullets" who will buy the stuff. They
have a radio ad running mentioning "a certain cardiac specialist who needed
to lose weight." No clue as to who this might actually be or what studies
support the claim. I could go on...

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Patricia Heil - 20 Nov 2003 00:22 GMT

Right, and my bet would be there are no studies supporting it.
BTW speaking of ad campaigns did you hear about KFC?

> > Does it have testimonials? Don't believe them.
> > Does it go on to say "results not typical"? That is to keep the
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> to lose weight." No clue as to who this might actually be or what studies
> support the claim. I could go on...

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Randoo - 18 Nov 2003 20:28 GMT

> Has anyone had any experience with Cortislim or any of the cortsol
> inhibitor?
>
> Thanks
> Kate

I just got my first shipment in the mail yesterday and haven't tried
it yet. Both my husband and I are going to try it out. Will let you
know how it goes!!!

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nck - 19 Nov 2003 17:35 GMT

>> Has anyone had any experience with Cortislim or any of the cortsol
>> inhibitor?
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> it yet. Both my husband and I are going to try it out. Will let you
> know how it goes!!!

I cannot believe somebody actually suckered up to that stuff. The only
thing you will be losing is your money. Don't you listen to advertising
claims intelligently?

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That T Woman - 19 Nov 2003 18:22 GMT

> >> Has anyone had any experience with Cortislim or any of the cortsol
> >> inhibitor?
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> thing you will be losing is your money. Don't you listen to advertising
> claims intelligently?

Can't you recognize a salesperson aka spammer when you read their messages?
Of course, this "person" is going to come back and report that this snake
oil works wonderfully. Now if this person was a regular poster or had even
introduced herself to the group by telling us her basic bio and goals first
then I would be concerned. I suspect that Kate the OP and rtharsha are two
faces of the same sock puppet.

Tonia

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nck - 21 Nov 2003 05:46 GMT

>>>> Has anyone had any experience with Cortislim or any of the cortsol
>>>> inhibitor?
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>
> Tonia

I think you're right about this being spam. After I thought about it later
I came to the same conclusion. Their ads are so obviously slimy that only
the excessively-simple-minded would "buy" it.

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