Sensa-ble weight loss plan

A couple of months ago I was asked to try out a weight loss supplement. It is natural, not a diet pill, and you can eat what you want and still lose weight.
Um, yeah, right!
I did not believe it could happen. I researched the ingredients, they are all safe enough that I felt confident enough that I would even use this if I were pregnant. There is no MSG, though there is one website that makes that accusation.
I was determined that I was going to use the product for the 6 months and that I would only minimally change my lifestyle. By that I mean that I was not going to add exercise or cut foods I love, like chocolate and chips, out of my diet. What I was willing to change was to add more water to my diet, though I have not come anywhere near the 8 glasses a day recommended, and I was willing to start eating breakfast. I only eat breakfast around 4 days a week. I will NOT give up my very sugary and fatty coffee in the morning, either.
Statistically, both men and women lose an average of 30 pounds at the end of 6 months on Sensa. Women tended to lose weight more slowly in the beginning, but caught up to the men's more steady weight loss later. Wow, right? All that Sensa calls for is sprinkling the product on your foods, like salting it. How is that going to work?
Sensa "tastants" stimulate the smell and taste senses, which in turn makes your brain turn off the urge to eat and makes you feel full faster. I did not believe this was possible. It sounds so completely far-fetched.
I decided to jump on board and tell it like it is. No fake pictures, no making things up. I am not getting paid to try this. I get the 6 month product package to try, that is all. So, if I don't have a thin picture to show you at the end, you will see the truth. But if it works? I will be thrilled!

I started the product on October 9th.
For the first few days I felt very weird and a little worried because the product caused my mouth and lips to go a bit numb. But I pressed on, and soon that stopped happening. For the first week I worried that I was going to be deprived and I craved food in a big way.
Then I started feeling full. Really full. Off a decent, but much smaller, amount of food than usual. Was that going to prevent me from snacking for comfort? Or when I am just munching while watching a movie?
I would walk to the kitchen for a snack, because I always snack during that activity, and realize that I am NOT hungry, and I had no problem walking away. I did not miss the food at all. I was physically satisfied, and I didn't crave foods.
As a matter of fact, I have almost no cravings at all. I haven't had a craving for my favorite candy bar since I started this trial. Chips and salsa, my weakness......... who cares? Cheesecake? Bring it on! I don't need, or even WANT, any.
I eat when I am hungry. I eat until I am full. I added a little more water, which is really ridiculous, because I am still not drinking a glass every day. Breakfast eating does make a difference, though. Even just a few days a week.
I lost 5 pounds in the first month! I am just plain eating less and food has no grip on me now. I can even indulge, really indulge, on my ladies night out evening, with no weight gain.

Within 3 weeks I had people noticing the weight loss in my face. I can now feel it, not only in my face, but actually feeling my hip bones. Wow! One pair of pants is getting too big, and my bras, but other than that, the clothing situation has not changed noticeably yet.

I am beginning to think that Sensa is going to work where no other option has worked for me. I am also willing to add a little bit of exercise in, now that I am feeling a bit more energetic. I will keep you updated through the months, and will soon be posting pics. (not that I am thrilled about that.)

If you would like to try Sensa, you can get a 15 % discount and free shipping with the code ROCKETXL HERE.

Donnie and Kaytlin have seen this working for me and are both trying my left over supplies from month 1. Donnie has seen a very noticeable difference in his appetite! (he also gets numb after using it at first) We ate at Popeye's chicken tonight, his favorite food ever. He normally can pack away at least 4 pieces of chicken, 2 biscuits and red beans and rice. He ate one piece of chicken, one biscuit and a small red beans and rice and had to FORCE himself to finish his second piece of chicken just because he couldn't throw away that amazing food. But he did not enjoy it, because he was FULL.
Kaytlin does not have the going numb sensation at all. So that won't happen for everyone. She has not mentioned how the appetite control is working for her so far.