you changed the supplement no piper nigrum, rhodiola, diindolymethane, why this new stuff is dangerous
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Hi Herman, Yes, that's correct, we have updated the formula. We are always looking to improve and offer an even better experience for our customers. I'm not sure I follow, though, are you asking if if the new formula is dangerous? Or stating that it is dangerous? Either way, it's not. The formula has taken some small tweaks, but by and large is the same formula, just stronger. We took a few of the smaller ingredients and worked in more of the stronger ingredients, plus added D-Aspartic Acid. The new formula is now even stronger and more potent. Thanks, Matt
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Unfortunately this is another example of a supplement company hiding the doses because they are probably much less than desired. I didn't care for this protein much. Syntha 6 is much better and I just add my amino powders I get from tough Rhino.
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I tried this stuff and it screwed up my system make sure you check with your Doctor before you continue taking
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I agree, this new formula is HORRIBLE. Anyone found where we can buy the old stuff?
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Don't use this stuff! It makes me violently ill! This is not a safe product.
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My hairdresser just told me about Nioxin today, so I came online to search for it. After reading reviews here on Amazon about a change from the original product I did a search and it appears that P&G; has changed not only the shampoo and conditioner formula, but the supplements that everyone LOVED! Unfortunate for me because I will not pay $200 for supplements that have been reformulated from a formula that worked. Here is a blog I found about it: http://mzmahoganychic.com/2012/05/10/nioxindisappearance/
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Here is what the bottle says on the back under "Other Ingredients: Dicalcium phosphate anhydrous, microcrystalline cellulose, calcium carbonate, stearic acid, croscarmellose sodium, silcon dioxide, hydroxypropylcellulose, magnesium stearate, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, dextrose, soy lecitin, sodium citrate and dextrin. The primary ingredients are listed as: LuraLean (Glucomannan)(Amorphophallus konjac)(root), African Mango, Lychee extract, white Kidney Bean extract." I kept the bottle to remind me never ever to buy something like this again. It was a complete waste of money. As I said in the review, eat 2-3 tablespoons of sugar free jello and you'll put more bulk into your stomach than these pills do. Here is what the bottle says on the back under "Other Ingredients: Dicalcium phosphate anhydrous, microcrystalline cellulose, calcium carbonate, stearic acid, croscarmellose sodium, silcon dioxide, hydroxypropylcellulose, magnesium stearate, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, dextrose, soy lecitin, sodium citrate and dextrin. The primary ingredients are listed as: LuraLean (Glucomannan)(Amorphophallus konjac)(root), African Mango, Lychee extract, white Kidney Bean extract." I kept the bottle to remind me never ever to buy something like this again. It was a complete waste of money. As... » Read More Here is what the bottle says on the back under "Other Ingredients: Dicalcium phosphate anhydrous, microcrystalline cellulose, calcium carbonate, stearic acid, croscarmellose sodium, silcon dioxide, hydroxypropylcellulose, magnesium stearate, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, dextrose, soy lecitin, sodium citrate and dextrin. The primary ingredients are listed as: LuraLean (Glucomannan)(Amorphophallus konjac)(root), African Mango, Lychee extract, white Kidney Bean extract." I kept the bottle to remind me never ever to buy something like this again. It was a complete waste of money. As I said in the review, eat 2-3 tablespoons of sugar free jello and you'll put more bulk into your stomach than these pills do. « Show Less
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That reply doesn't make sense at all! The warning has nothing to do with conforming to regulations -- it is about containing harmful chemicals....I'm guessing that rep has no clue what the prop 65 warning is.I submitted a question on their site too, so I will post again if I get a different response.Thanks for the reply!
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No, it isn't. At the very top of the ingredients list is SD alcohol 40-B. That's another thing I didn't like about this formula. I tried using it again this morning and the cheap sprayer didn't work, even after rinsing it off with water. I don't know why they call this stuff free and clear; it has another half dozen or so chemicals in it, although they claim most harmful ingredients have been taken out. Someone should do better. I will continue my search for a better formula, that's for sure!
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wow BOOTMAN..its not the same..do you even read labels before taking stuff or do you just take it because a pro said he takes it hahahaha yes it is the new one it is a different formula they added more creatine blends!
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I called the company. They claim no to everything. Supposedly, they will be changing their lable in the future to reflect this.
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I was told from someone who encourages several members o take this medication that some skinny fiber purchased online was not pure. He stated that some of the bottles sold online from Amazon contained some dangerous items that was not true Skinny fiber. I have some and am afraid to take it.
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No. The ingredient has been banned. Use the Indian or the Canadian one containing Menthol and Camphir
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These products are not regulated by the FDA. The only publication is by the manufacturer and doctors who are on their payroll. However most of the claimed ingredients are supposed to be beneficial. The important side affect is increased blood pressure. Plus since we don't know that much about drug interactions with these supplements I would caution anyone on medication to consult their doctor or pharmacist before taking zeal on a regular basis. If you are takng this and have to have surgery be sure the anesthesiologist knows. This is an experiment. That is all they claim. If it helps you and you like it, it's your body. These products are not regulated by the FDA. The only publication is by the manufacturer and doctors who are on their payroll. However most of the claimed ingredients are supposed to be beneficial. The important side affect is increased blood pressure. Plus since we don't know that much about drug interactions with these supplements I would caution anyone on medication to consult their doctor or pharmacist before taking zeal on a regular basis. If you are takng this and have to have surgery be sure the anesthesiologist knows. This is an experiment. That is all they claim. If it helps you... » Read More These products are not regulated by the FDA. The only publication is by the manufacturer and doctors who are on their payroll. However most of the claimed ingredients are supposed to be beneficial. The important side affect is increased blood pressure. Plus since we don't know that much about drug interactions with these supplements I would caution anyone on medication to consult their doctor or pharmacist before taking zeal on a regular basis. If you are takng this and have to have surgery be sure the anesthesiologist knows. This is an experiment. That is all they claim. If it helps you and you like it, it's your body. « Show Less
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Honestly, I would't use this product if I was you. A previous version of this product was recalled by the FDA because it caused liver damage among some individuals (google it if you don't believe me).
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All nutritional supplements in California contain this warning due to Prop 65. I would not worry about it, because ALL supplements say this.
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My previous bottle was good. But the recent one-Now Foods Jojoba oil smells like fish oil. I couldnt bear it ! I discarded it...