Lynx Bom Chicka Wah Wah

[Titan]

i really doubt it has this "energy boost." More marketing ploys that people believe in like a placebo

majoring in business is making me skeptical of any and all advertisements,lol

one of my majors is communications and we look at some advertisements in regards to mass media. i\'m taking an advertising class to fullfill a requirement for my radio/tv/film major and its making me even more skeptical. though, i\'ve always been skeptical of advertising

[CHIZZY]

WOW... pretty in depth convo about a shower gel..."oooo have you theen the new packaging?" "it\'s hot"...

pretty gay.

I have used products that do state that it has Vitamin B or E or something that can provide an energy boost. As for side effects i didn\'t actually experience anything.

Is Lynx the only ones who employ these advertising strategies though?

[Titan]

I have used products that do state that it has Vitamin B or E or something that can provide an energy boost. As for side effects i didn\'t actually experience anything.

Yeah now. But what about the long run?

Its a vitamin, you\'ll piss it out if you have too much of it.  Doubt it actually gives you an energy boost anyway.

[Titan]

Its a vitamin, you\'ll piss it out if you have too much of it.  Doubt it actually gives you an energy boost anyway.

Vitamins won\'t have any adverse affects then. And yeah, you\'ll just piss it out. I think the energy thing is a psychological thing anyway.

Its a vitamin, you\'ll piss it out if you have too much of it.

Actually, that\'s only water-soluble vitamins. The fat-soluble vitamins surplus get stored in the liver (as does B12, even though it\'s water-soluble).

Vitamins won\'t have any adverse affects then. And yeah, you\'ll just piss it out. I think the energy thing is a psychological thing anyway.

It\'s possible to get side effects from "too much" of some fat-soluble vitamins (causing nausea and vomiting for instance).

[Evi]

Pill vitamins (or manufactured vitamins in general that they put into millions of products) you can indeed get TOO MUCH of something. That\'s not the case with vitamins and minerals from food.