Allen Henderson

I give Dr.Kellyanne’s bone broth 5 stars for skin health and digestion. I give it zero stars for weight management, weight loss or appetite suppressant. Im 66 now and I’ve always been in good athletic condition. I started getting a little belly fat for me and wanted to lose 10 pounds. I am not over weight and work out 2 to 3 hours everyday (bike, swim, weight lifting, yoga, walk/runs), track my daily diet through a smartphone program (have for years) and live off of an 1800 to 2300 calorie diet per day. I’ve been taking the bone broth twice daily for over 3 months. If anything I’ve gained maybe 5 pounds, no affect on reducing appetite, and absolutely no use as a diet “plan or supplement” unless you drastically change your diet but that has nothing to do with the broth. I personally believe they are falsely advertising as a weight loss or management program, product, diet etc. And their auto ship is very unreliable not once have they shipped or I received as scheduled per the auto ship program. Hard to maintain consistency if you don’t receive the product consistently. Dr Kellyanne reminds me of Internet up selling company/personality trying to just sell more product without a care or concern for the quality of the product or the results promised. In my opinion, when a company spends 30 minutes or more in a video telling you why you want their product when they could give the information in 5 minutes, I feel confident they are just internet selling and up selling but the story is just a hook. And you can never fast forward those videos to the end. We all get similar advertisements on our smart phone daily of that “must watch new medical breakthrough from this uniquely qualified doctor or specialist and we have the unique opportunity to buy direct”. Me personally, I will continue to buy the bone both as a long-term skin care supplement but I wouldn’t consume another packet if I was buying as a weight loss product. My dermatologist confirmed it was a good supplement for skin care.