Has anyone used Sensa to lose weight? It looks similar to salt and is sprinkled on food.?
I’ve seen it on TV and the internet. Has anyone tried it?
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Answer by ღ вeaυтιғυl dιѕaѕтer ღ
Don’t trust it.
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The company’s weight loss evidence is based on a “clinical” study (not to be confused with a clinical trial, which is the gold standard for research) done by Hirsch. This study has never been validated, nor published in a peer-reviewed medical journal.
The lack of scientific evidence on Sensa, along with a lack of diet and fitness guidelines to accompany the product, raise a red flag for some nutrition experts.
“This is not a magic bullet. There is no magic sprinkle. This isn’t even a diet,” says diet and fitness expert, Pamela Peeke, MD. “It oversimplifies the complex physiology and psychology associated with appetite.”
She adds that there is nothing unique about the list of ingredients in the tastants.