Health - Help Swim Analyze this new product

[Akashik]

Swim has seen this product in some health and supplement stores now
Its called "Happy Pills"

Swim wants to know if anyone has any experience with these??
Swim HAS taken two of them as a sample they were selling, and it was not bad. Not very noticeable effects but swim could tell the product was trying.

Swim has uploaded pictures and info of this product. ( swim isn't very good with computers ..)

Anyways the bottom line is , swim just wants to know why these pills say they also help with weight loss. ( something to do with metabolism...) but swim really doesnt want to lose anymore weight.

Also, the ingredients seem on the "safe" side ( tho there could be ingredients that are not menitioned) and so do swiys think this could be a safe product in the long run?

[helikophis]

I showed a guy in hat shop the ingredients list and this is what he had to say:

"The caffeine and B vitamins maybe are a little stressful for your kidneys, used every day. But plenty of people have that much caffeine daily from coffee or tea, so probably no big deal. Instead of a daily, it might be more useful for recovery, say for the morning after a psychedelic journey, or MDMA, etc. Possibly worth a try as a complement to milder aphrodisiac stimulants, like buccal coca, or strong chocolate?

It's sure to do something, if only because of the caffeine, and it seems mild enough that it could be safely discontinued if any problems emerged."

[Potter]

My god they actually list daily values for St. John's Wort and caffeine? How is that possibly legal?

Looks like it's just caffeine, none of the others really make me think of weight loss products, do they make a claim to be one?

Pretty ballsy packaging, I think I saw a commercial a few days ago and thought it was a joke...