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REVIEW: Melt It Off Infomercial Product


Melt It Off... Does it work?

Have you seen this infomercial? Likely it's caught your eye. They say you can melt off pounds in just 3 days...but don't all of them say pretty much the same thing?
I not only got caught up watching it a few time, I ordered it and have used it for several weeks now. Here's my review:
First, I'm an active work-out person. I do it consistently for 4 or 5 days a week, about 30-45 minutes each session. I'm not in great shape, but good shape.
That said, I have used this system a few times a week. I have "melted off" a couple of pounds using it without the diet plan (I just usually watch what I eat and indulge when I must). I have used it with other workouts on altrernating days.
PROS:
It's simple, not complicated and even kind of fun.
The one DVD has several workouts so you can do them as you choose.
Included are cardio and abs + 3-10 minute workouts for days you're rushed.
Includes 2 lb. weighted "G ball" for the workouts
CONS:
Buying off the main site could get you signed up for monthly vitamins -- got mine on amazon to skip that.
Gets kind of monotonous--especially cardio burn workout which just repeats itself for the second 30-minute segment
2 lb. resistance gets light after awhile--need to pay extra for higher weighted balls.
Petty but still...the extras who work out with Mitch smile non-stop. Very fake.

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