Trim Spa Work
Does Trim Spa weight loss pills work? There are a few reviews on the Trimspa website from customers who claim that Trimspa does work for them. There are many reviews elsewhere online that claim that Trimspa does not work for them. Some claimed they lost a few pounds and gained them back plus some after they stopped taking the pills. Some had to stop taking the pills because the experienced pains and other side effects. The reported side effects that customers have experienced are insomnia, migraines, swelling of the throat or esophagus which can cause choking if not enough water is taken with the pills, trouble swallowing, trouble breathing, anxiety, chest pains, heart palpitations, chromium toxicity, increased blood glucose, allergic reactions to shellfish, vomiting, sensitivity to caffeine, jitters, joint pain, stomach ache, and lower abdominal pain. There may be other side effects not yet reported. The Trimspa weight loss pill can not be taken by everyone. It is not safe for those who suffer from certain health issues and/or those who take certain medications. You should discuss the use of the Trimspa pills with your doctor before you try them. If you are already taking them and experience any side effects you should stop taking the pills. If the side effects are serious you should contact your doctor as soon as possible. There are some people who reported losing 3 to 44 pounds with the Trimspa weight loss pill but in most cases, they gained the weight back after they stopped taking the pills or they experienced side effects and had to stop taking them.
The Trimspa company’s sales has been declining for the last three years. There have been lawsuits filed against them for false advertising and making false statements about what their products could do for you. Some of the lawsuits are still pending. The federal trade Commission fined the company $1.5 million for making claims that they could not provide proof for and also false advertising. The company agreed to pay the fine on January 4, 2007 so the FTC would stop their investigation. The company claims that this does not mean they are guilty of the charges. Anna Nicole Smith was also named in the law suits because she has been the spokesperson for the company since 2003 to up until her death on February 8, 2007. She had made the claim that she lost 69 pounds in about 8 months and it was later discovered that she was taking other aids to lose weight while she was taking the Trimspa. The future of Trimspa is believed to be coming to a close but only time will tell.
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