I been seeing this infomercial for awhile and I am really thinking about investing some money in it...has ANYONE tried it up here? Is it worth it?

I might be mistaken, but did you not start a thread on eating healthy for being poor or something like that? Don't buy some program, eat lower calorie foods.

Michael Thurmond's 6 week body make over kit
That link has some reviews on the product and they're kind of all over the place... the proverbial grain of salt is needed... but....

The support package includes:
you get that here: I think we're pretty nice...

Seems like a lot of money to pay for a fancy binder...

I'd be interested to see the body blue printing but - honestly - i think if you took half the money you would have spent on it -and go to a gym and get a session or two with a personal trainer- you might be in better shape... (but then again, I'ma cheapskate and have spent 100's of dollars on weight loss stuff - none of which really works unless it's coming from within you - and if it's coming from within you - you don't see the other program)

I have been on this program and believe me it works like magic; but it is a little hardwork as you need to cook your own foods and you really need to be committed to do it. I was in it for 6 weeks and lost 24 pounds. It is amazingl especially if you are a person like me who needs to see results fast.

My sister n law was on this program for a while. I'd say three weeks and she lost quite a bit more inches then pounds! It dropped off her pretty quick too. She's off of it now, and has managed to keep it off!

I'd tried this program. There are good things and not-so-good things about it. First, it does work. But you have to stick to it. Of course, if you stick with ANY diet and exercise program, it should work.

The not-so-good part is that I found it hard to stick to. In fact, I couldn't. You have to eat every three hours (good) but you can only eat a few ounces of lean protein (bad) supplemented with a few veggies here and there. When your body weans itself off the carb cravings, you'll be surprised to find that you do lose your appetite. I would forget to eat, but then by the time I remembered to eat, I was starving and couldn't be satisfied with only the designated portion.

The plan works. But it is restrictive. I am too food-oriented to limit myself like that. I enjoy food too much. I need to learn to be satisfied with smaller portions, but I do not want to give up variety.