Is this product effective?

Question

Does this product even help the heart? My dad claimed it didn't do him any good. Anyone else used this awful tasting stuff?

(I took a sip-it tastes like sour mud or something)

http://www.genesistoday.net/genesis_today_products/4_heart.html

Answer 1

The ingredients seem like they'd taste gross together. I'd rather take those in a capsule or pill from a reputable company with specific amounts of each ingredient on the bottle.

Looks like a multi level marketing gag to me.

That stuff's probably super expensive for the number of servings you'd get out of it.

Answer 2

I would be scared to try it. It sounds like it is healthy, but what are the side effects?

Answer 3

All this stuff sounds very healthy. CoQ10 is known to be anti-inflammatory & is recommended for heart patients. The juices aren't going to taste good - it's got cayenne pepper, dandelion & parsley in it - but they are healthy for the body in general and certainly won't hurt you. Cayenne is a circulatory stimulant. The other 2 are diuretics and clean the kidneys.

“Key Synergistic Ingredients:” CoQ10, D-Ribose, Hawthorne berry, B-Vitamins and more" is what they list as active. I don't know what "and more" is but the rest of it should HELP. Will probably take at least 3 months to see results, as is the case with many natural methods of healing.

If you don't want the drink, Hawthorne & CoQ10 are available in capsules. Dandelion root is a delicious tea by itself if you want the diuretic effect (also a good potassium source). Or mix the Genesis juice with something you enjoy, like grape juice.