Slimming *******

[Helen R]

Do these work for us? Reviews look good for regular folk, but are they safe for type 1 and LADA?

 

[Helen R]

Talking about the new (ish) slimming *******

 

[Helen R]

*******

 

[Helen R]

Not sure why this word comes out as stars!
Think chummy with a g

 

[Antje77]

Do these work for us? Reviews look good for regular folk, but are they safe for type 1 and LADA?

The reason why the word gummmies is asterisked is that the forum is continuously bombarded by keto gummmy spammers. There was hope we would get less of this type of spam if the word couldn't be used.

Are you sure those reviews you saw are trustworthy?

Those gummmies are big business, and the sellers preferred way of advertising seems to be to spam in very sneaky ways, using names of famous people (who didn't consent to the use of their name) to advertise them.
They also publish genuine looking articles which when looked at closer are only advertisements.

 

[Helen R]

Tbh, I don't know. I just wondered if anyone had tried them (genuinely) and if they really worked. And more importantly, if they were safe for diabetics. They look a bit ' to good to be true', but who doesn't want a fast track to a bikini bod!

 

[Rokaab]

They look a bit ' to good to be true',

Its gotta be said normally anything that 'looks to good to be true' is indeed 'too good to be true'.
But no I haven't tried, I dont believe that stuff