Cambridge Diet, Herbalife, S factor. Which is better?

[starrygal91]

Hellos all
Recently I've been introduced to meal replacement products and these are the few meal replacement brands which are more common, right?
Anyone got any reviews for it? Are they really that useful?

Are they all MLM(Multi-Level Marketing) products?
How do people actually become a distributor?
Then how can outsiders buy these products?

Please help answer my questions if you know
Your help will be greatly appreciated!

[steffieeee]

For info, Cambridge Diet has re-branded as Cambridge Weight Plan (CWP). I have tried both CWP and Herbalife, will only share on these two:

A) Cambridge Weight Plan (formerly Cambridge Diet)
- Originated from UK since 1960s under clinical trials, went commercial to benefit the public in 1984
- Easy to use, ie every Cambridge sachet/bars provide 100% nutrition that the body requires per meal per day (protein, carbo, essential fats, trace mineral, vitamins etc). Meet the UK & US Recommended Daily Allowances.
- Available in shakes, soup and bars
- Shakes come in 8 different flavor, soup in 2-3 flavors, bars in 2-3 flavors (more variety)
- Economical est $5-$6 per meal
- Supported by many medical research: scientifically prove to improve medical conditions such as diabetes, sleep apnea, osteoarthiritis, high cholesterol, hyper-tention etc.The efficacy of Cambridge diet products are gazetted in various medical journal such as the British Medical Journal
- Products available from Singapore distributor. Per Expat Living magazines issue Jul/Aug 2011, Singapore distributors can be contacted via Cambridge Weight Plan (email: skgoodhealth@gmail.com) tel 91858609

B) Herbalife
- Originated from US since 1980s
- Take longer time to prepare meal. Have to add light food (vegetables, fruits) to their Formula 1 nutritional shakes (as shakes comprised mainly of protein). Other than the shakes, have to buy also Formula 2 Multivitamin Complex, Formula 3 Protein Power, and other supplements to ensure 100% nutrition.
- Available only in shakes
- Come in only 3 flavor: french vanilla, dutch chocolate, tropical fruits
- Cost per meal cannot be estimated as a range of products are to be purchased upfront
- Not many medical research have been done on the effectiveness of Herbalife
- Available from local distributor via ~Welcome to Lightlife~ (email: info@lightlife.com.sg) tel 62252654

Everyone has different preference, some prefers Cambridge while other Herbalife. Personally, i would opt for Cambridge Weight Plans as it is supported by a team of doctors and scientist from UK (safe!), easy to use, affordable and proven rapid results!

The choice is yours! You may check out their website for detail and arrange for consultation (just like your insurance advisers or real estate agents). All the best!

Dont really agree that Herbalife don't have scientific or medical research.
If i am not wrong, famous soccer players are drinking Herbalife.
I mean alot of investment have been pumped into these players, don't you think their management give them the best in nutrition? =D

See below :



I was sceptical about Herbalife at first and I've tried slimming centres and pills..
Even though I have just started on my herbalife journey and have not reached my target weight yet...but i already lost 2 kg in one week..
And how many of these other products can assure you 100% full-refund if you are unhappy with your weight-loss? No harm giving it a try.. nothing to lose(except fats!) =)

[starrygal91]

For info, Cambridge Diet has re-branded as Cambridge Weight Plan (CWP). I have tried both CWP and Herbalife, will only share on these two:

A) Cambridge Weight Plan (formerly Cambridge Diet)
- Originated from UK since 1960s under clinical trials, went commercial to benefit the public in 1984
- Easy to use, ie every Cambridge sachet/bars provide 100% nutrition that the body requires per meal per day (protein, carbo, essential fats, trace mineral, vitamins etc). Meet the UK & US Recommended Daily Allowances.
- Available in shakes, soup and bars
- Shakes come in 8 different flavor, soup in 2-3 flavors, bars in 2-3 flavors (more variety)
- Economical est $5-$6 per meal
- Supported by many medical research: scientifically prove to improve medical conditions such as diabetes, sleep apnea, osteoarthiritis, high cholesterol, hyper-tention etc.The efficacy of Cambridge diet products are gazetted in various medical journal such as the British Medical Journal
- Products available from Singapore distributor. Per Expat Living magazines issue Jul/Aug 2011, Singapore distributors can be contacted via Cambridge Weight Plan (email: skgoodhealth@gmail.com) tel 91858609

B) Herbalife
- Originated from US since 1980s
- Take longer time to prepare meal. Have to add light food (vegetables, fruits) to their Formula 1 nutritional shakes (as shakes comprised mainly of protein). Other than the shakes, have to buy also Formula 2 Multivitamin Complex, Formula 3 Protein Power, and other supplements to ensure 100% nutrition.
- Available only in shakes
- Come in only 3 flavor: french vanilla, dutch chocolate, tropical fruits
- Cost per meal cannot be estimated as a range of products are to be purchased upfront
- Not many medical research have been done on the effectiveness of Herbalife
- Available from local distributor via ~Welcome to Lightlife~ (email: info@lightlife.com.sg) tel 62252654

Everyone has different preference, some prefers Cambridge while other Herbalife. Personally, i would opt for Cambridge Weight Plans as it is supported by a team of doctors and scientist from UK (safe!), easy to use, affordable and proven rapid results!

The choice is yours! You may check out their website for detail and arrange for consultation (just like your insurance advisers or real estate agents). All the best!

Thanks. But taste wise, which is better? And anyone tried S factor before? safe to use?