BodyLab Review: Women’s Health Supplements
• Suppresses appetite
• Increases energy
• Still requires diet and exercise
• Some reports of bloating
• Results difficult to measure
BodyLab is a line of supplements and powders geared toward women. The products range from 2.5 to 4.5 stars online, with only minimal complaints of bloating, which is common for most health supplements. The 7-day kit is not a magic bullet, but can help some women start a new healthy lifestyle with increased energy and maybe even shedding a few pounds.
BodyLab
BodyLab is a line of health and fitness formulas specifically designed for a woman’s body.
Claims & Features
- Cleanse and detoxify your body
- Burn fat/weight loss
- Improves success and health
- Enhanced energy
- Prevents muscle loss
Cost & Availability
Online (Website) (various products) $21.99 – $99.00 (cheapest to most expensive product) (+$6.95 Shipping for all products) All orders include free copy of Jennifer Lopez’s autobiography “True Love”; can’t opt out of it.
Google Shopping – $15.49 – $89.99
Amazon – $14.62 – $120.83
BodyLab Commercial
The TV commercial below has been airing as of this writing.
BodyLab Reviews
Pitched by Jennifer Lopez, BodyLab is a line of women’s health products, most notably the 7-Day Ultra Fast Slim Kit, which is advertised on television. The 7-day kit is meant to be used in tandem with a diet and exercise regimen, and should be taken with lots of water to avoid constipation. It includes three different supplements: Detox, Thermodynamic, and Probiotic. Because it is only a 7 day kit, consumers should not expect miracles. That said, the three supplements included appear to do a pretty good job of jump-starting a new healthy lifestyle via detox, increased energy, and forming healthy flora in the gut. Although none of the supplements are specifically claimed to help lose weight, the three used together may help some women burn a few pounds within the week.
Other BodyLab products include a probiotic, thermodynamic, protein powders, pre-workout extender, endurance booster, and joint formula.
Customers on Amazon give the 7-day kit a 2.5 star rating. The majority of negative reviews claim that it didn’t work or caused bloating. Those who believe that it did work state that it is an excellent supplement to include in an existing diet and exercise regimen.
The highest rated BodyLab products appear to be the protein powders, which reach the 3.5 to 4.5 star range.
Epic Conclusion
BodyLab is a line of supplements and powders geared toward women. The products range from 2.5 to 4.5 stars online, with only minimal complaints of bloating, which is common for most health supplements. The 7-day kit is not a magic bullet, but can help some women start a new healthy lifestyle with increased energy and maybe even shedding a few pounds.
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