AcaiForce Max: Because you’re tired of losing girls to real men 

“You’re a real man and not some wimp who wants some girly yo-yo diet. Oh no! You want to get ripped and smash couch potatoes with your manly abs and biceps” is a pretty good advertising campaign and probably believable if the claims to give you your money back or enjoy a free trial weren’t a scam.  

AcaiForce Max, the ‘revolutionary’  new weight-loss and “get-ripped” pills advertised as “Hollywood’s Hottest Diet” promise results or your money back. The company also offers a “free trial” before purchase, yet the plethora of reviews available on the internet indicate that these promises may be a scam.  

Requests for refunds on cards that were credited sans authorisation and on those cards whose holders saw no effect of the drug clog blog posts and Google pages. Why? Well, according to them the drug doesn’t work.  

While the claims that the Acai Berry extracts aid with weight loss, no clinical study can confirm this. The two other, less advertised, ingredients in the pills, namely Garcinia cambodia and berry nutriflex, may help with better energy levels, boost metabolism and calorie burning, tbut still require the age-old weight-loss treatment of healthy diet and proper exercise. 

So while real athletes choose the “Max solution”, AcaiForce may not be your best friend. “If you are a real man, you already know the answer.”