Life lesson: Advertising of any kind is at best exaggeration and hype, at worst outright lies. Anything you see on advertised on TV or websites promising weight loss is in the "outright lies" category.

diet pills are a load of bunk. seriously. they do absolutely NOTHING for you.

all acai berry is supposed to do is make you feel full, which you can already do simply by drinking plenty of water, which you should be doing any way. colon cleanse just flushes you out, which you can also do by eating lots of fresh fruit and veggies.

and at 14, you shouldnt be concerned about your weight unless your doctor said you needed to loose some

diet pills, powders,shakes, drinks, whatever, are NOT safe. NO ONE should take them

if you want to loose weight the best way to do it always was, is, and always will be a proper diet and exercise

Exercise is one of the best ways to get a consistent weight loss. Although it doesn’t give you quick weight loss results, it offers a steady way to lose weight while improving your health. However, you’ll see an improvement physically within a couple of weeks. Actually, the more overweight you are, the quicker you’ll see some of the changes. What ever you do though, start slow. Getting too sore from exercising just makes it easier to quit.

Why do you believe those bots? Acai berry doesn’t do anything. Colon cleanse is stupid because your body naturally cleans out your intestines.

"Complications and risks

Colon cleansing is not necessary as the body naturally removes waste material.[4][14] Colon cleansing may disrupt the balance between bacteria and natural chemicals in the bowel, and may interfere with the colon’s ability to shed dead cells.[15] Other rare but serious complications include gastrointestinal perforation from improper insertion,[16][17] and amoebic infection from poorly sterilised equipment.[18] Some colon cleansing regimes disrupt fluid and electrolyte balance which may lead to dehydration and salt depletion, whilst repeated or excessive cleansing programs can lead to anemia and malnutrition.[14] Excessive use of enemas have also been associated with cardiac problems such as heart failure,[14] and heart attacks related to electrolyte imbalances when used with coffee.[19] The frequent use of enemas or other colon cleansing tools may lead to dependence and an inability to defecate without assistance or withdrawal symptoms.[2][5] Herbs that are consumed for colon cleansing and taken as oral preparations may also interfere with drug absorption and effectiveness.[5]"