Selling fake medicines promising miracles is nothing new.

Look at how much money Pfizer is making with Viagra. If a pill existed to do any of the above, it wouldnt be sold by spammer scum through email.

Spammers will also supposedly get you a great mortgage refinance rate, if only you will go to a website with nothing but an ip address to identify itself, and type in all your financial info and SSN.

I have to admit, I bought Male Power Plus, an alternative to Viagra (safer, no prescription, etc.)  Very expensive for tiny amount of product.  I noticed no effect at all.  Fool me once, shame on you...

One of the news magazine shows, I think it was Dateline NBC, did a story about the breast enlargement pills. The pills did increase the breast size of women but the effects weren't permanent. When the women stopped taking the pills, their breasts went back to their previous size.

there is never a "miracle Pill " for anything long term, while it may have a "quick fix" as soon as you quit taking them you go back to mormal or worse, just like any drug...

your best bet is to be happy with what god gave you, or if trying to lose weight, do it the old fashioned way

thats what i had to try, I am now down 25 pounds because of proper eating and excersise

kisses
sasha