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Have Any Real People Out There Tried Acai Berry Diet Supplements?

I want real answeres. Don’t direct me to any Acai Berry supplement sites. The internet is already littered with them so they are easy enough to find. I just want real feedback please. Don’t try to sell me anything. Thank you!

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2 Responses to “Have Any Real People Out There Tried Acai Berry Diet Supplements?”

  1. cap Says:
    July 24th, 2009 at 5:55 am

    yes,
    My wife did it and it’s is a BUNCH OF JUNK!!
    DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS CRAP!!
    My wife actually gained 1 pound and it costs about 90.00 per month. It is a joke and I believe there have been several charges filed against them so far.

  2. ac4g63 Says:
    July 24th, 2009 at 9:31 am

    I have and they take a few weeks to feel results but they do work. Acai berry often catches a bad rap from the idiots who believe they can eat McDonalds every day, take an acai capsule and still lose the advertised 30 pounds in a month but with proper nutrition and exercise, acai berry works wonders.

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