Review of Workout and Dieting Products
Have you ever found yourself sitting on your couch at midnight, eating a pint of ice cream, while watching skinny people prance around in leotards, promising that you can too lose 20 pounds in 20 days for the special price of $29.99?
Yes, infomercials, the promise of flat stomachs and smaller jeans, but do these products really work? I must say I have a sore spot for infomercials and advertisements that give me the illusion of becoming fit and slim again; so I have bought, tired, and reviewed the following items and diets:
1. Mari Winsor Pilates;
2. Yoga Booty Ballet;
3. The Firm Total Body TransFIRMation System;
4. The Jack La Lanne Power Juicer Classic;
5. Acai Berry Juice;
6. Atkins; and
7. Weight Watchers.
Read the articles below for my personal experience with each item listed above.
Please note, I am not a doctor, or health professional, and these reviews are based on my own personal experience. Individual results may vary, and you should consult with your physician before beginning any diet, or exercise plan.
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Review of the Jack La Lanne Power Juicer
I like fruit and I like juice, so I knew I couldn’t go wrong with this product! I bought the Jack La Lanne Power Juicer Classic at a Department Store for about $99.99 and I really enjoy using it. However, after only about 1 month, it seems to be losing its gusto; so I am going to exchange it for the new Jack La Lanne Juicer model with the no-drip spout.
The original model (the one I purchased), has a spout that drips, which can be a hassle. The other hassle is the clean-up afterwards. I make large pitchers of juice at a time, and there is a lot of fruit pulp and clean-up involved. However, all of the juice I drink tastes amazing, and I think if you can afford to get a Juicer and have some spare time, you should definitely consider this product.
