With statements like "healthy comfort foods" and "easy weight loss", you’d have to be stupid to buy into this latest fad – MedWell123.
The patented process they claim to use to bake their goods alone scares the hell out of me. Has this been tested on rats?
I hate to break it to you, but weight loss is not easy, and diet alone does not work in the long-term. All diets work short-term, none are a solution to the ever growing obesity problem.
"Oh darn, you mean I actually have to eat real food (the ones you are supposed to add to the MedWell123 diet) like fresh vegetables and lean meats and begin an exercise program of at least 30 minutes daily to improve my health, lose weight, and prevent rather than manage my diabetes?"
Yes, now you’ve got it! That is the truth and you can believe me, because I am not a doctor that has never ever studied health nor nutrition, and I am not making any money off of telling you this!
Pastas, bread, bagels, croutons and cookies. Yummy. Just what the doctor ordered. Literally! Only because this junk has a relationship of 1-2-3 of fat, protein, and carbohydrates doesn’t mean it contains the right fats, proteins, and carbohydrates.
And can you believe that right on their home page they have a typo that reads this diet will make you "metally clearer." Maybe that’s their secret ingredient – metal.
And get this, three paragraphs is all the information you will get about these products on their web site!!!
So, to sum it all up, they are selling you a bunch of unhealthy foods in boxes, won’t tell you what’s in them or what process they use to prepare the food, nor do they supply any advice on how to use the products and create a healthy nutrition plan with them.
Now I have only one question, how did this ever make the news?
I’d love to hear your thoughts. And in case I wasn’t clear, I am begging you, don’t spend any money on this latest fad!
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