$70 NIS for Gummies????? - Page 3

Othereeeen · ‎03-13-2010

"NO sugar!!!" ..."DR" Gundy cries, holding up a caduceus labeled tub of gumdrops.

"Healthy!!!!"

Ummmmm...here is is folks....

ORDINARY table sugar (which is 100% natural) has 16 calories per ONE Tsp, 4.2 grams of Carb for one tsp.

This stuff?

2 gummies, 5 grams of carb, 10 calories.

MORE Carb per serving, and just 6 calories less than a teaspoon of sugar. About the calories you'd use to chew this stuff.

Hint: Eat the teaspoon of sugar, which is REAL food, on a piece of real fruit or veggie slices, and skip this gimmick.

PS: These gummies have Maltitol SYRUP which is:

"Maltitol syrup, a hydrogenated starch hydrolysate, is produced by hydrogenating corn syrup, a mixture of carbohydrates produced from the hydrolysis of starch."

"Hydrogenated vegetable oils' trans fats have been shown to harm heart health. Studies reveal that trans fats can increase levels of LDL (bad) cholesterol while decreasing good HDL (good) cholesterol, both of which are risk factors for heart disease"

Starch, along with sugar and fiber is.....carbohydrate.

Aren't we supposed to AVOID hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated foods?!?!?

Who knows what that powdered colored stuff is supposed to be? Fibbing about sugar makes me wonder what IS that stuff?

O well.

There IS the pretty color and that caduceus on the label....so there's that.

To paraphrase that famous scene in "The Godfather"...."Take the REAL FOOD, leave the gummies..."

kindred cats · ‎04-04-2020

I didn't even bother (and won't) watching the presentation. So I don't even know what the so-called doctor looks like.

After reading all these comments, I say a fool and his money are often parted. Heard that so many times growing up. Well, it fits here.

Carmie · ‎10-25-2010

@PamHeet wrote:
Can I just pipe in with a peeve of mine. I hate it when people like this go on about all the “sugar” in fruits, as though it’s actually unhealthy to eat them. C’mon people. Eat a little too much off the fruit tray and then go out and cram down a full sized candy bar. Tell me the after-effects of each. They are NOT the same.

If you are diabetic, sugar in fruits and candy have the same effect on your blood sugar. It makes no difference. Simple carbs are the same for both items.

jpie · ‎06-21-2010

Not a lot of nutrient "Bang For Your Buck!"

Just a little bit of this...... and a little bit of that!

240 mg of the "Polyphenol Blend." What does this break each of the listed nutrients down into as far as mg or mcg? It lists ten individual roots or powders, but doesn't list the standardization (i.e. 10:1). Granted, there are some important and valuable ingredients, but what are you really getting? When I take turmeric for example, I know the exact mg that I am actually consuming.

Vitamin D, which seems to be the main player here, is only 1,600 IU per TWO gummies. D3 is very inexpensive, even when in a capsule (not tablet).

Gobble-de-******!

Thank you Andrew Lessman for your quality, labeling, and journal verified research!

TVLand · ‎11-14-2013

Certainly overpriced....you can buy quality vitamins at many places for less....last night Rick kept popping those gummies in his mouth just like my grandchildren do with gummy bears ha....

Othereeeen · ‎03-13-2010

@TVLand

I noticed this too.....I think he was subliminally indicating that it's no different than CANDY!!!

No matter what you think of Rick,he does appear to take care of and work on his health...he is really fit for 60....so I doubt he stuffs himself with this stuff in "real life"...

Boomernichols · ‎11-22-2013

@gigy I would choke to death knowing trying to swallow the gummy knowing the cost alone.

nyc1 · ‎03-19-2010

@elated wrote:
These people that sell gummies might as well sell chewing gum. Andrew Lessman would never sell these type of vitamins (so called). Save your money and buy good vitamins.

@elated You took the words out of my mouth. AL always has said... Gummies are candy, no matter how you market them! I agree... buy good quality vits and supplement with added fruits and vegs when you can.

Bellini13 · ‎03-13-2010

I read one of his books from the library. I won’t give him any of my money. I don’t know where he gets his “research” from. Tomatoes and legumes are bad for you SMH.