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2003/08/09, 03:48 PM
I recently took a one week trial of a product ("miracleburn") that I selected because it claimed to be free from "Chemical Ephedrine." Upon furhter examination of their website, I found that they made a point of saying "chemical" to say basically "chemical ephedrine's the bad stuff you hear about, our natural source doesn't have those problems." Their website claims that the 'brigham tea' that provides the ephedrine in their product comes along with 6 other active ingredients that 'balance out' the ephedrine and prevent its negative side effects. Does this make any sense? I decided to use it for a week anyways, and only felt jittery on the first day (which may have been purely psychosomatic, since I thought it might make me jittery) and never again since. And I lost 4 pounds in the week. So, is their product a)likely good and significantly different than products with 'chemical' ephedrine, b)is their product just as bad as any other product with ephedrine, or c)did their product likely do nothing and the weight loss was just a result of working out and eating right? Thanks
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