Definitely not! Herbalife is neither of these. Our regimen supplies at least 1200-1500 Calories (5020-6300 kilojoules) daily and is nutritionally complete so individuals can lose weight safely and effectively, and, just as importantly, keep the weight off.

This program is neither of these. When properly followed, our program supplies at least 1000 calories daily and is nutritionally complete so that to promote safe and effective weight-loss. "Liquid protein" diets, which use nutritionally unbalanced protein-based drinks, or starvation diets, which reduce calories so low (less than 500 kcal daily) that people literally starve to lose weight, are both extremely unhealthy and have less than 20% long-term success.

Definitely not! Our weight loss program is neither of these. Our program supplies at least 1000 calories daily and is nutritionally complete so individuals can lose weight safely, effectively and, just as important, keep the weight off.

A clear liquid generally refers to any liquid you can see through. This includes juices with no pulp, hard candy, broths, and gelatin. *Please click here to see more examples of acceptable clear liquids* You cannot have any solid food all day the day before or the day of your exam. Once the exam is completed you can return to a normal diet.

The Herbalife regimen is based entirely on nutrition and herbs. The regimen does not use drugs, medications, hormones or other synthetic agents to promote weight loss. All ingredients in the Herbal life regimen must fulfill 3 important conditions: purity, quality, and stability.

Some producers of colloidal silver add substances to their product to prevent the particles from settling. When colloids contain particles that are too large to stay suspended as a result of the mutual repulsive force protein additives will help to keep the large particles from settling. It is sometimes called "mild protein" or "mild silver protein". Such additives would not be used in a quality colloidal product because high quality colloids will not settle.

Natural lipids are grafted to wheat protein, and the blend is given a cationic charge...so it not only bonds to hair and skin...it also provides "custom" conditioning, by focusing more on the areas that need it most. It gives pet hair better body and control. It also reduces brittleness and limpness with dramatic effects on damaged hair. It makes the coat stronger and healthier.

The "Mediterranean diet" centers around fruits, vegetables, starches, beans, nuts, seeds, and low to moderate amounts of dairy products, poultry, and fish. Olive oil is used for cooking, and modest amounts of wine are included. The consumption of red meat and eggs are limited. One study found that heart attack survivors who followed a Mediterranean diet were 50% to 70% less likely to have a repeat heart attack than survivors who ate a typical Western diet.

When medically supervised, the use of Optifast is safe and effective. Over 750,000 people have used Optifast as a weight management tool at major hospitals and universities since 1976. Many of these people were medically "high risk" patients who were middle-aged or older, hypertension and often had a history of cardiovascular disease and/or diabetes. Despite treating many "high risk" patients, no patient has died as a result of being on the Optifast program.

Yes, it is the same Cambridge Liquid Diet plus a number of New products that have evolved based on continuing research and state of the art technology, into products that are unsurpassed in formulation and flavor. (Our Liquid Diet Tastes Great)

Liquid Diet DownsidesAn unsupervised liquid diet can be very dangerous to your health. Additionally, brand name liquid diets can be dangerous if they are not followed correctly. However, the largest downside to liquid diets is the set of habits that it creates. The key to successfully maintaining your weight after dieting is creating healthy eating habits. Unless you plan on drinking a liquid diet for the rest of your life, liquid diets are only useful for weight loss in the short term.

Herbalife is a scientifically formulated, herbal-based calorie-reduced nutritional "shake" or meal replacement drink (Formula #1) to which has been added food supplements containing important vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids and nutritional herbs. The Herbalife regimen has been used for weight control and maintenance of good health for over 24 years by literally millions of individuals in more than 59 countries. No.