Advocare 24 Day Challenge

Talked with a coworker this morning that is doing the full thing now with all the pills.

Told me that he has done just the meal plan and it was pretty significant results.

Not a big supplement person, but I am thinking about the meal plan.

It made me feel better and my digestive system was definitely on a much better schedule. But that can be attributed to following the healthy diet. The pills are all things you could just pick up at GNC really. Its just fish oils and stuff. The cleanse really just gives you the shits for a few days then loads you up with fiber to get you back on track. I lost about 6 lbs, but fell off the wagon due to drinking. 24 days is a long time to not drink and to have planned meals and pill packs with you all the time.

You'll notice results and then gain it all back after you finish. Then you'll just wonder why you spent $180+ on some 24 day fad diet. Don't worry though, the Advocare cult will be here to give you the recited propaganda. Tell you how the products are created/approved by a panel of doctors and so on and so forth, but then can't tell you why it isn't FDA approved since it's such a great medicinal breakthrough. Oh and don't mention to them that it's a pyramid scheme either, they don't like that and freak out. Poor souls don't realize that they are being fooled by some $2 accounting trick.

No, but I did do the 15 day Nature's Secret Cleanse & Flush - I was in Smoothie King and am a terrible impulse shopper. Lost about 5 lbs but was also eating less.

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I've always wondered what is the plan one has after doing a bitch diet like this. Like, what happens on day 25+? Or do they just plan on being on that shite forever? I don't get it.

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I could ask one of the hundreds of people on my Facebook news feed trying to push that shite.

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That's why I asked the question

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Losing weight is easy, it's keeping it off where people run into trouble

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speak for yourself. I like my alchol and carbs too much.

I just don't get how it's a "bitch diet". Is it unnecessary and expensive? Definitely. Do people talk about it too much and make it a cult? Of course. But all it does is make you eat a healthy diet and give you some supplements. It's not like there's any diet pills in it. Just because it has "24 day" in the title doesn't make it some whack job thing. That's like saying P90x is a bitch workout program because it's only 90 days. What happens after 90 days? It's really just a well balanced diet with supplements like vitamins, fish oils, pro biotics,etc. that plenty of people take anyway.

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That's like saying P90x is a bitch workout program because it's only 90 days. What happens after 90 days?

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You start over without a 180 dollar cost for the next session.

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Do people talk about it too much and make it a cult? Of course.

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Cult is an understatement. Being around someone who sells it is worse than telemarketing, at least I can hang up the phone for them. Whenever you have a family member selling it you hear about the shite every single time you see them. Seriously how many times do I have to say no? How many times do I have to laugh at how miserable you are during your first week or 2 of the challenge while I'm enjoying a good meal and you're bitching that you can't eat anything good while on the challenge to realize that I don't want to put myself through the misery?

Oh and a little advice to those of you who haven't had the pleasure of talking to someone selling it. Whenever you are approached about it, make it completely clear that you are in no way shape or form interested in the product even if you are. Because if you give them the time of day, they will never leave you alone.