LIMU

[Lake Chuck Duck]

I think LIMU plays on the placebo affect. They build it up with all the good things it can do for you so when you drink it, you make yourself THINK you feel better, but really its all in your head. Its like giving a 12 pack of O'douls to a teenager and they act like they are drunk. Same thing.

[mcjaredsandwich]

Originally Posted by Lake Chuck Duck

I think LIMU plays on the placebo affect. They build it up with all the good things it can do for you so when you drink it, you make yourself THINK you feel better, but really its all in your head. Its like giving a 12 pack of O'douls to a teenager and they act like they are drunk. Same thing.

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[Jo-boater]

Originally Posted by Lake Chuck Duck

I think LIMU plays on the placebo affect. They build it up with all the good things it can do for you so when you drink it, you make yourself THINK you feel better, but really its all in your head. Its like giving a 12 pack of O'douls to a teenager and they act like they are drunk. Same thing.

Normally I would agree with you but in this case the logic does not fit well. For the facts are, it was not my wife's idea to take it, even though a good friend and brother in law gave it to us to try I still had to fuss with her to take it, she didn't much care for the taste, she was very skeptical about it due to the partial ineffectiveness of many different things used in both the past and present from prescription and nonprescription, and she is the kind of person that is not fond of change in her routine even if it is as simple as drinking 2 ounces of a juice morning and evening that she is not used to drinking. No hard feelings towards any one. To each his own. This has become quite an entertaining thread.