Isagenix: Scam or legitimate? Anyone have experience with their products?

[ohiosmith]

My primary care physician is trying to sell me on an Isagenix program.

:hi:

[EvolveOrConvolve]

1. Scam.

Get a new doctor.

[MorningGlow]

2. I did it a few years ago

Meh. I lost 5 lbs. but of course didn't keep it off as it was all excess water and such--and didn't expect to. If you want to do a cleanse of some sort, it's a palatable one (drink tastes like cherry Hi-C), there's no violent...er...purging if you get my drift, and after the liquid-only part, you can add lean meat and veggies for the remainder of the stretch.

[Rabrrrrrr]

3. Is it a diet product advertised on infomercials that just came out in the last few years?

Then yes, of course it's a scam.

I don't even have to look it up.

What your doctor should be recommending is a nutritional diet that includes actual food that you could, if you wanted, grow on your own. They should not be advising patients to have to buy some fucking product that's only sold by one company.

Doc probably invested in that company.

[Odin2005]

4. Get a new doc, it's a SCAM!!!