But I 's a great deal with a money back guarantee, so what's there to loose? In retrospect, the thing lost was time. I personally have a fitness and medical background, which, after watching the videos, gave me pause in purchasing, not because there was anything factually incorrect, but because I was skeptical that there would be something new gained/learned from the program. It's guided and talks you through everything and appropriately teaches the hormonal involvement of weight gain/loss. Even after unsubscribing the emails are coming (maybe it just takes a few days for it to take effect, though?) I think for a novice, this is fine. Daily, you'll receive multiple emails which, of course, have something else you *can* purchase after watching a lengthy video. Ending the session will not undo any thing you clicked to purchase. I ended up closing the browser after the 2nd upsale.
Even though it looks like you have to keep watching the upsale videos, trust and believe, your account has already been charged for the Fat Loss Extreme Plan. Now, you can opt out, but the pressure to buy more and more and more, is seemingly non-ending. You can buy the Fat Loss Extreme Plan, but not without being stopped and urged to purchase a meal plan, supplements, and a few extra things.
After watching the initial video, there are several additional videos trying to convince you to buy the upsales, my next point of contention. In order to proceed from understanding the HERS plan onto purchase, you will have to watch, what felt like, a 90 minute video. VShred is relatively comprehensive in terms of putting together a plan for a novice person, but the things I take issue with are: 1) Lengthy videos.
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