My son is in his 20's and enjoys working out. He worked at a leading health club for many years. The products that are marketed within health clubs and in the body-building industry are designed to "hook" individuals into buying expensive food bars and prepared shakes under the belief that if they use these products, they will almost guarantee spectacular results.
Body-building requires so many factors, it is literallly impossible to achieve maximum results without spending your entire life, 24/7, inside a gym or pushing your body to it's extreme limits. Young bodybuilders are looking for miracle products, and these companies take full advantage of it.
If my son was going to have a fantastic body, he would have had one by now. He's spent all his paychecks buying these products. He follows the Bill Phillips regime to the letter. Frankly, for the amount of time and money my son spent on Bill Phillips and his miracles, he should look like Jack LaLanne or Arnold Schwarzenegger. My son looks thin and trim, but no way, does he come close to the promises made by Bill Phillips, Body for Life, or Myoplex.
Shame on you Abbott Labs.
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