Has anyone tried skinny coffee? My friend is raving about it, seems to good to be true?
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I've no idea what it is, Lauratb. I have my coffee with cream. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is
Its coffee that makes you loose weight, she reckons she's lost an extra 1lb a week
I think Subtle_badger has the answer for you
You're a new mum. Go for real food, home cooked, no gimmicks.
Have a read of this healthy living blog from a GP: she found the way to turn things round and she has the theory to underpin it fatismyfriend.co.uk/
Apparently it's a product sold at Holland & Barrett.
Stay away. It's snake oil. The Advertising Standards Authority is so concerned they have paid for a warning to appear whenever a search is done. asa.org.uk/non-compliant/sk...
The ingredients can't do what they claim
Ground Coffee, Ground Green Coffee Bean Extract, Green Tea Extract Powder, Garcinia Cambogia, Siberian Ginseng Powder and Spirulina Powder.