Advocare Products?.....

anglaly7 · 04-13-2007, 09:48 AM

The gym I just began working at sell advocare products and I have to say at 1stglance they seem very impressive BUT even I am hesistant to spend money on more supplements that I don't know if they work or not. Has anyone used any Advocare products before? Esp the LEAN, weight lossline?

Lonny · 04-13-2007, 01:00 PM

They are pretty much a scam company, pyramind scheme.

****ty products, high prices, and there should be no reason to buy them.

velardesd · 05-14-2007, 03:34 AM

I personally use Spark, Restore (Pro-Biotic), Joint Motion, and Nighttime Recovery. I swear by Advocare and I have used the MNS line, Advantin (which is called something else now they did new packaging) and some of the drinks and the like. Not only do they have a list of endorsers a mile long, none of their endorsers are PAID, not one. They are all the way from Bodybuilders to Olympic athletes that are tested for drugs religiously. The products are natural. If that is not enough, just search Bodybuiling.com and look at all of the people here that use them. Here's one:

http://www.bodybuilders.com/irobinson.htm

And I see quite a few others on here. But if you go to the company web-site you can actually download the endorsers list. It's impressive. These people have the money to buy WHATEVER supplement they want. And they use Advocare.

Ohh, and as for this other person that replied...Pyramids are ILLEGAL. I don't think professional athletes would be buying from that kind of company.

AronP24 · 05-14-2007, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by velardesd

I personally use Spark, Restore (Pro-Biotic), Joint Motion, and Nighttime Recovery. I swear by Advocare and I have used the MNS line, Advantin (which is called something else now they did new packaging) and some of the drinks and the like. Not only do they have a list of endorsers a mile long, none of their endorsers are PAID, not one. They are all the way from Bodybuilders to Olympic athletes that are tested for drugs religiously. The products are natural. If that is not enough, just search Bodybuiling.com and look at all of the people here that use them. Here's one:

http://www.bodybuilders.com/irobinson.htm

And I see quite a few others on here. But if you go to the company web-site you can actually download the endorsers list. It's impressive. These people have the money to buy WHATEVER supplement they want. And they use Advocare.

Ohh, and as for this other person that replied...Pyramids are ILLEGAL. I don't think professional athletes would be buying from that kind of company.

used advocare in the past...almost got caught up in the selling scheme as well...anywho some athletes do endorse pyramid scams such as Quixtar....that company is a spawn from satan and they have athletes endorsing their over priced over hyped double x line

RWHJR3 · 05-14-2007, 06:21 PM

Yea, some putz by me tried to get me to fall for the stuff, and Mona Vie. He tried hyping it up saying how i'll be so healthy in 20 yrs and he's a trainer for the past 20 yrs..and blah blah. Then he told me almost all supplements out there dont work. I felt like telling him to go blow it out his hole.

NC_Tarheel · 05-14-2007, 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by velardesd

Ohh, and as for this other person that replied...Pyramids are ILLEGAL. I don't think professional athletes would be buying from that kind of company.

hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
yeah because most pro athletes are moral and upstanding citizens when they're not "making it rain"

Grapplers Gym · 11-07-2007, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Lonny

They are pretty much a scam company, pyramind scheme.

****ty products, high prices, and there should be no reason to buy them.

They are great products, some of which were designed for the US olympic wrestling team by Advocare so I would have to disagree.

I use them and have had great results...But hey thats just me.

jsweetness · 06-09-2008, 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Lonny

They are pretty much a scam company, pyramind scheme.

****ty products, high prices, and there should be no reason to buy them.

its not a pyramid scheme, and you just described 99% of the supplement companies.

zachattack43 · 06-09-2008, 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by jsweetness

its not a pyramid scheme, and you just described 99% of the supplement companies.

but they are highly overpriced and basically POS products.

jsweetness · 06-09-2008, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by zachattack43

but they are highly overpriced and basically POS products.

i tend to agree, i havent seen so many POS products since i last looked at the bb.com best seller list.

zachattack43 · 06-09-2008, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by jsweetness

i tend to agree, i havent seen so many POS products since i last looked at the bb.com best seller list.

LOL!! Marketing works!

MrsKiaJohnson · 06-12-2008, 04:02 PM

My husband and I both use Advocare. He fights professionally and I'm currently training to compete in figure. I use Spark, Catalyst, Omegaplex, Coreplex, and joint promotion occassionally when my knee bothers me. I love the products and it's the only thing that keeps ms going in the gym. My husband is also a personal trainer and in combination with his workouts he has gotten excellent results with his clients. In fact, one loved how much she changed that she became a personal trainer and has kept her weight off.

MBSowards · 06-12-2008, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by MrsKiaJohnson

My husband and I both use Advocare. He fights professionally and I'm currently training to compete in figure. I use Spark, Catalyst, Omegaplex, Coreplex, and joint promotion occassionally when my knee bothers me. I love the products and it's the only thing that keeps ms going in the gym. My husband is also a personal trainer and in combination with his workouts he has gotten excellent results with his clients. In fact, one loved how much she changed that she became a personal trainer and has kept her weight off.

lol I negged you when you first tried spamming this ****. I see you have sense taken the link out of your signature.

Freddie Beef · 08-31-2008, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by cablepump

I've been using the Post-Workout Recovery shake for 5 weeks now, and my legs are looking bigger and more cut. These products do what they say they will do, check out the doctors on the science medical advisory board, look them up.
Check our UNPAID endorsers like Drew Breese, the quarter back for the NEW ORLEANS SAINTS. But, I guess if something is good for a multi millionaire football star I guess it?s not good enough regular people, hu.

Here?s a link to some of or endorsers.
https://www.advocare.com/07093278/Pr...s/Default.aspx

You send me a free sample and a magazine, and when I tell you I aint interested, you want me to send you the book back, negged on recharge.

BB2K · 02-04-2009, 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by cablepump

I've been using the Post-Workout Recovery shake for 5 weeks now, and my legs are looking bigger and more cut. These products do what they say they will do, check out the doctors on the science medical advisory board, look them up.
Check our UNPAID endorsers like Drew Breese, the quarter back for the NEW ORLEANS SAINTS. But, I guess if something is good for a multi millionaire football star I guess it?s not good enough regular people, hu.

I am so glad you got banned spammer boy.

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Originally Posted by MrsKiaJohnson

My husband and I both use Advocare. He fights professionally and I'm currently training to compete in figure. I use Spark, Catalyst, Omegaplex, Coreplex, and joint promotion occassionally when my knee bothers me. I love the products and it's the only thing that keeps ms going in the gym. My husband is also a personal trainer and in combination with his workouts he has gotten excellent results with his clients. In fact, one loved how much she changed that she became a personal trainer and has kept her weight off.

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