I love researching weight loss products but never actually buy anything. Recently, I came across PhenQ and tried to find reviews, but they all seem like paid ads.
Even YouTube reviews had identical scripts. Reddit didn’t offer much insight either, except for one question about green poo.
While I’m used to slick advertising, the lack of genuine reviews is unsettling.
Despite my usual Googling skills, I can’t confirm if anyone has truly used this supplement.
Yeah, I saw that super cheesy review on Reddit too, totally fake! Sounds like someone just trying to sell the stuff.
Then there are these other comments where people say it works but they haven’t lost weight? Weird, right? Makes you wonder if those are fake too.
I’m curious about this PhenQ myself, not sure if it’s legit. Thinking about trying it, but I’m also skeptical. Seems some people get weird appetite swings, either no appetite all day or crazy hungry at night. One person even said it just made them poop more! Not exactly the dream result.
@To reduce weight, you must be in a calorie deficit—there is no miracle drug. Try to eat mostly protein and veggies. If that’s a problem, there are a ton of recipes on YouTube that make healthy food taste delicious.
Reviews of weight reduction products should be regarded with caution, particularly if they appear unduly promotional or consistent. Real user experiences are essential to making wise judgments. To reliably determine the efficacy and any adverse effects of the supplement, try broadening your search to include a variety of forums and platforms and concentrating on in-depth, objective reviews.