This is one of several television commercials for Lipozene telling us how the product can help you lose weight.
When a diet pill sells over 1 million bottles it’s a good start. Over 10 million bottles it’s time to take notice. But when it sells over 10 million bottles it’s time to take notice, but when it sells over 20 million bottles, it’s time to try it. Now you can join the millions of people who have tried America’s number one selling diet supplement, Lipozene.
Lipozene has now sold over 20 million bottles, that’s because Lipozene really works. In fact, in a clinical study people who took Lipozene lost weight all while being asked not to change their lifestyle. That means they were asked not to change their diet, or exercise. They were simply instructed to take Lipozene and by just taking Lipozene they lost weight. But here’s where it gets really exciting. 78% of the weight they lost was pure body fat, not water, fat.
What it really means: The number of bottles sold does not necessarily correlate to how well it works. It may correlate more closely to how many TV commercials or magazine advertisements the company has invested in. It also does not mean that 20 million people have used it as one person will need to buy multiple bottles.
What it might actually mean: The customers do not tell us if they also dieted, exercised, worked out, or were taking any other dietary supplements. None of these customers said they lost this weight by only taking Lipozene. One testimonial said “Lipozene helped me take off all that body fat”. This does not indicate that Lipozene was the only product that was used, how much he exercised, changed his diet, etc.
What some people might think that means: Medical science proves that I can use Lipozene to lose 15-35 pounds like the people on the commercial.
What it really means: Based on one study shown at the www.Lipozene.com website, the average weight loss of the obese test-subjects was 5.5 pounds over an 8 week period. This is far from the results of 15-35 pounds lost by the people in the commercial. This does not mean that these people did not lose that much weight, but it may indicate that these people also adjusted their diets or exercised more, which the test subjects were asked not to do. Some people might be confused into thinking that the wording used with regard to the clinical studies (no change in diet or exercise) also applies to the customer testimonials, but it appears that it does not. In other words, you should not expect to lose 15-35 pounds without also changing your diet and exercise habits.
What it actually means: Based on the lipozene.com website, your order will be doubled and there are no extra fees for shipping or handling. This means you will get 2 bottles (60) pills, for $29.95.
How much Lipozene to you have to take to lose weight and how much does it really cost?
This commercial intertwines clinical study results with customer testimonials which may lead some viewers to believe that the product works better than claimed. The commercial may also confuse some viewers into thinking they will get a full money back guarantee of all they have paid while using the product, which is not the case.
Were you tricked by this Lipozene TV commercial? Leave a comment below?
just cancel my t.v. order.thanks.
Continuous proof that the USA is chock-full of idiots.
Man, the “seller” versus the “sucker”. Guess who wins…every time?