Yes, there is side effects taking Herbalife product. The side effects is you have to buy new clothes!!! I tried it, already. In a month, my body size is just like 3 years ago, meaning to say that thinner now. My frens and colls all around me are amazed with the effects. Hehe. 

lol! I don't need to be a doctor to know this since it's BASIC biology and body/health sciences. Again I don't need to be a doctor to know that replacing meals with whatever diet milkshake is NOT A GOOD IDEA or a long term replacement for healthy living and healthy diet. Granted I have no clue what potentially false claims Herbalife or any other diet supplement company is making.

I do know something about weightloss since I lost 12 kilos 2 years ago at the age of 30 from healthy eating and moderate exercise. The weight loss plateaud after the 7th month so i basically lost 1.5 kilos on average a month. Even then,my diettician said it was already pretty drastic. I have increased muscle mass by 9% so the weight I gained back was partly in new/more muscle formed. That's healthy.Losing water weight is not healthy or rather it's pointless since the moment u backslide you're gonna inflate those fat cells again. Up to you, it's your body, but again, IT AIN"T HEALTHY. Weightloss is nothing in long run, healthy lifestyle is important. In fact, in women, rapid weight loss has been known to deplete bone density.

BTW, if it is at all relevant, 4 out of 5 of my family members are doctors/healthcare professionals so I do know something about healthcare.

And your weight will increase again when you do stop, just like people who go off fad diets. Good luck with that.

RM300 a month for the rest of your life is not a seriously large amount of waste of your resources?Well, ...I have better things to do with my money.

Another thing taking fluid or liquid diet does not address is the mechanics of digestion. Like the analogy made earlier by another supporter of these Herbalife milkshakes is the diet of astronauts or people in space. Sure they take nutrients in liquid form but this is not long term. Our stomach is made (by evolution) to work in a certain way. From carnivorous to omnivorous diet. Since the industrial revolution and mass manufacture of 
foodstuffs (that we buy in supermarket etc) our health suffers generally from a too rich diet of processed foods rich in fat,salt,sugars and carbs while lacking in protein fibre and vitamins. If we just ate more healthy foods and more healthily prepared foods and exercised regularly we would be healthier. Taking diet pills or milkshakes or whathaveyou is a short term solution and will cause you long term consequences.

Also, this statement"'WHY OUR PROGRAMME IS UNIQUELY SUCCESSFUL'. You don't feel hungry on our diet because our unique Formula 1 & Protein Supplement Powder has the best possible blend of soy & whey protein to safely lose weight immediately AND over a prolonged period by controlling your hunger." ignores that thing i was saying about the mechanics of food processing in human alimentary track. Human stomachs need a bolus to push foods thru for digestion. Hunger triggers are also partly psychological (brain needs to see the food) and partly physical(body needs to feel the bulk of food) so it is unlikely a milkshake suffices to control HUNGER-unless they add an appetite suppresant,which is common in diet products which means the moment u get off the product, bam! u gain weight coz u will get more hungry.

As to the loose skin thing, sure,it makes sense, you starve fat cells in the body, u will reduce the size of fat cells (not the number) and this will cause some flabbiness. In some the flabiness is more apparent than others-maybe some people have less elastic skin or the weightloss was too rapid or the person didnt work out and tone his musclemass in the same region. Like people keep reminding, there is no such thing as spot reducing. probably this flabby thin is more apparent in women who lose weight rapidly due to women's relative propensity to have more fat than men and men's natural ability to build muscle mass. If anyone shows lack of flabbiness after dieting or using diet products it is more likely a result of their natural dermal elasticity-tensility(i.e. naturally taut skin) rather than any products ability to give u non-flabby weightloss.

You see ah....I do the math for you, weightlifters.

According to mister Darklite, we need 1GM of protein per pound of bodyweight. So for me I'll take about 150GMS of protein a day.

Milk (1 pack) = 50 GMS protein (RM4.50)
Tuna (2 cans) = 48GMS (RM5+)
Oats (12 scoops a day) = a whole lot of protein
and normal chicken and everyday nasi campur = a lot of protein

i think take this and proper workouts, will take less than RM300 and you get a better looking shape.

Lieke what they say, "If you ain't got the packs and the cut, you ain't got nuts"

Badan slim, lembik no point

Yup. U are absolutely right. 

Which is why most MLMs are those selling "health products"...

Totally agree with you, i don't understand why people paid so much for treatment in slimming centres and on supplement to lose weight.
Going to the gym and eating right saves you heaps money and you can even use the spare change to buy new clothes for your new body

phew thank god i am not the only one who thinks exercise is way better

I am a fitness freak i do 2 cardio and  1 strength traning session every week.... i would love to do more but i need to go to class hehe