To be honest, I’m one of those people trying to make money off overweight people. The problem isn’t trying to make money (we all gotta feed ourselves), the problem is not providing value in return. Too many people promise lots but deliver nothing and THAT’s what’s sad.

There are an abundance of great marketers, but not enough people providing real value.

In regards to my advice – first thing is STOP DIETING. Your body hates dieting, and in general it just makes it harder to lose weight. As for further advice – I’ve sent you an email so I can give you more specific advice for you personally.

Oh, and you’re welcome for the review.

Thanks for the review… kinda figured. ;o)

Thanks for Sharing,

Catherine

Jennifer
Austin, Texas

And it doesn’t do everything it’s supposed to do. It does some, but not everything. There are A LOT of supplement companies that sell supplements that don’t work, and people keep buying them. I believe Force Factor is on the verge of being one of those companies. Body Rush is nothing special – and Fit Jerk posted his review yesterday on his blog http://flawlessfitnessbook.com/blog/ and he came to the same conclusion as well as 3 of his friends who tried it. It’s just “meh”.

Just look at the ingredients in Body Rush – most of it is completely useless, and for what it does have it’s severely overpriced. But you and your friends still buy it. Yes, it’s helping a little, but it CAN’T do everything it claims simply based on what’s in it and the amounts of the ingredients.

Jeff Anderson isn’t a professional bodybuilder – and neither are the people that use his product. How does it take all day to make your own supplements?

You buy the ingredients online (doesn’t long at all especially since Jeff shows you where to get them and you don’t have to go out to different stores and find what you need), you get a few supplies for making the actual supplements (only one time) and mixing the ingredients takes hardly any time at all.

There’s not 500 ingredients in each supplement. In the preworkout one there are 6. How long does it take to mix 6 ingredients? Not much longer than mixing up a glass of Body Rush. Maybe an extra minute. And it only costs a couple bucks a month.

Yes, it’s easier to get premade supplements. Yes, they are making money by making it easier for you. But personally, I don’t like paying extra for a ton of filler ingredients and stuff that has been proven NOT to work. They didn’t even put creatine into Body Rush, and it’s has the most research proving it works.

I’m glad you like Body Rush, and I’m not telling you to stop buying it – if you like it, then go ahead and keep using it. I just personally believe it is a huge waste of money.

I don’t disagree to the fact the creators of Force Factor and other big name supplement producers always pull the wool over our eyes with all their mumbo jumbo list of ingredients and how much of it they put in it. But the main point here is that it works and does what it is supposed to do. If it didn’t people would stop buying it, and the company’s reputation would sink way below the current U.S. stock market crisis.

In your reference to the Homemade Supplement Secrets information, maybe that dude whom created has a lot of time on his hands and he is a professional body builder?!! All he ever does is workout, eat, sleep, and do it over again everyday? I’m going to be real honest with you, people whom workout and take supplements to stay healthy and keep their body in great shape definitely don’t have the time to go out and purchase a whole bunch of different ingredients and mix them together and call it day. You have to understand, majority of people want the best shortcuts in life, not the long road to paradise. The typical Joe Schmoe (like me) who has a 7 to 7 job doesn’t have time to purchase supplements, mix them together. I’m not saying it won’t work, but it is merely time issue. And I’m not being lazy, and manage my time very well throughout the day.

Basically the companies who market and produce these supplements are doing just that to make everyone’s life easier with a mild to costly price tag. I purchase a tub of the Force Factor Body Rush from GNC for $35.00 and it lasts me for about a little over a month.

Those are just my 2 cents on your review, but just my point of view over those few issues. Good luck!

I take Force Factor Body Rush 5 times a week (before each workout)

I was just getting ready to order when common sense took over (if it sounds too good to be true…). I’ve started WW and am losing 1 – 2 lbs. per week. Also walk 30+ minutes five times a week. Think I’ll stick with that. I am also going to join a gym when the Michigan winter arrives.

There was just something “hypey” about all the additional products.