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I just got a $60 refund check in the mail from the makers of Lipozene. I purchased two bottles online about three years ago. If you have purchased Lipozene in the past, you may be entitled to a refund as well.

Lipozene complaints and reviews. Contact information. Phone number: (800) 998-6763. Submit your complaint or review on Lipozene.

On similar note, I watched an interesting video about Dr. Oz's magic bean supplements. Although I love Dr. Oz, his claims on many diet supplements are misleading. In this video, comedian John Oliver reacts to the Dr. Oz's statements at the senate hearings.

https://youtu.be/WA0wKeokWUU

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I wil look for it latr but a group out there took dr oz to task and listed tha there were well over 400 supplements dr oz has recommended we should all be taking daily, and they figured if we did, not only would we likely be dead but it would take over an hour a day to take them all. And thats not including the superfoods we have to eat every day. LOL im sorry he may have been a gifted surgeon, but the man will sell anything for a buck.

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Never been a TV Dr fan in general once drs are on TV they are there to get ratings and sell products

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I would take anything Dr. Oz says with a grain of salt.

He is leading this country into believing the what they eat is dangerous. If you eat a bag of Oreos a day, THAT is dangerous. Consuming soy-based products is NOT dangerous. Also, consumers should know that NO food is injected with antibiotics. That just does NOT happen. Dr. Oz has America believing that American farmers are trying to kill the people keeping them in business. It's CRAZY. Don't over-pay for "no-antibiotic" marketing... And check reliable sources for nutritional information if you're concerned about what's in your food.... Like the FDA. Don't fall victim to this fear campaign.

Rant over.

Joining the chorus. Dr. Oz has unfortunately sold his soul for cash and ratings.

I've tried lipozene, align, slim quick, and this green tea supplement. None work.

I didn't really have any side effects either.

I'll have to look into this.

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