Top Secret Fat Loss Secret Review
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Top Secret Fat Loss Secret Review Basics:
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Overview |
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Top Secret Fat Loss Secret was not going to get a great review even before we opened up the guide, after purchase we signed up to the newsletter for free updates etc, the usual kind of thing with most diets we have purchased, but within minutes we had an email trying to sell us a ‘business in a box’ which can make us loads of money… Since then we have been emailed up to 3 times a day with other miraculous ways to change our lives and make loads of money – how is that related to us buying a product to lose weight with? Then there is the fact that Dr Suzanne, who claims to be a ‘world famous TV lady doctor’ does not come up on any Google searches as having appeared on TV and is in fact a chiropractor from Atlanta. I know it is not said anywhere that she is a medical doctor, but it is insinuated that she is which makes you trust her. I have nothing against chiropractors, my own chiropractor is a total lifesaver when I have back problems! But if you check out Wikipedia you can see they don’t have the same kind of education as a medical doctor, it is more focussed on skeletal problems than other medical issues. She should disclose on the salespage and elsewhere that she is in fact a chiropractor. Then there is the fact the author also has a site selling a guide about how to save money buying new cars, called the Top Secret Car Secret, where she brags about buying Lamborghinis and all sorts. In fact I was shocked to find on page 45 of the weight loss guide that the author says she is getting rich selling the guide and wants you to promote it for her and make some money yourself… so that is 10% of the guide dedicated to selling her product yourself, when you bought the guide to lose weight… As you can see, our first impressions were not good. So what do you get? Well all you get is a 50 page pdf, and that is with the upgrade to the Hardcore Elite version as well (which we managed to get at a discount at $57, it has now gone up to $87!). So the Pro version must be around 40 pages because it is the ‘bonus’ chapters which apparently make up the differentce between the two. The basic idea of the guide is that we have millions of parasites/worms and plaque etc in our guts which are building up toxins and fat as our body tries to combat them. She firmly believes that if you rid your body of these parasites that you will be healthier and slimmer as a result. There is truth in the fact that parasites can and do live in our guts and that they take nutrients out of our food forcing us to eat more to get the same level of nutrients, but we are not sure it is as bad as the author makes out. Plus the author lists 4-6 items you need to detox your colon and liver… then doesn’t tell you what to do with them, how much to consume, when to consume them or anything, instead she tells you to buy her detox kit for $88 if you want to detox. The first part of the book is incredibly basic eating advice (a good page or two on metabolic typing but then she tells you to buy a book off Amazon to learn about it…), then you have that detox part, then you get into how to maintain your results which proceeds to confuse you by talking about proper food combining and sticking to an alkaline diet, neither is covered in any kind of sufficient detail. Finally the upgrade part briefly discusses some things about exercise for a few pages, gives you ten basic tips on weight loss (why weren’t these earlier on?) and then tries to get you to promote her book. In total the guide comes to 50 pages, with 45 of actual content. So all in all it is way over-priced, almost $2 per page with the upgrade, doesn’t cover anything in enough detail in our opinion and tries to force money making products and her detox kit down your throat… Check out something like our Eat Stop Eat review or our Fat Burning Furnace review for some good products you can look at instead. |
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What’s included? |
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There are two packages available – Pro and Hardcore Elite: Pro:
Hardcore Elite:
You also get a 60 day money back guarantee provided by their payment processor so you know you have something to fall back on should the need arise. |
Top Secret Fat Loss Secret Review – The Good & The Bad:
Pros
- Discusses some things like metabolic typing, food combining and the benefits of an akaline diet which you will have to research yourself to find good information on, but for lots of people they will be new concepts which they may benefit from following
Cons
- Not enough information about anything
- Gives you some things you need to buy to detox but doesn’t tell you how to use them or how to detox yourself!
- Lots of negative comments online, no customer service response
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User Comments |
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Searching online we found lots of negative comments. |
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Customer Support |
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We sent two emails to the support email address, one to ask about the 50% discount offered on the Lotus Purity detox kit and one to chase up a few weeks later when they didn’t respond. We were actually going to buy the detox kit if they responded and gave us a link, so they won’t even respond when we wanted to give them money! However, refunds are handled by the payment processor Clickbank who we know honour refunds so they get one star for having that in place. If you need to take advantage of their money-back guarantee then go to Clickbank.com and contact them directly. |
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Top Secret Fat Loss Secret was given a rating of stars by InsideYourDiet.com
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