Sentences with phrase «infomercial gadgets»

What's the honest truth about all of these infomercial gadgets?

I give the TRUTH on what people really need to get lean sexy abs for life and why they DO N'T NEED fad gimmicks like diets, ab infomercial gadgets, and bogus fat burning pills that people waste way too much money on.

How about all of the bogus infomercial gadgets out there claiming you can shrink your stomach in a matter of days just by strapping some worthless «ab - belt» around your waist, or sizzle away the stomach fat by using their patented «ab - roller - rocker» do - hicky.

What are you, are you a law firm or a late - night infomercial gadget?

Not exact matches

Look over the crowdfunder and online marketplace and it's easy to see a direct line from gadget - hawking infomercials.

Regardless, even if it was being used regularly, it would never have given my friends the results they were looking for, because these infomercial ab gadget machines (and all ab exercises for that matter), don't accomplish the most important aspect of truly achieving flat six pack abs...

But whatever fancy new techniques or gadgets that these infomercials might be promoting, the bottom line is that abs are made in the kitchen and not the gym.

I must admit, years ago I was constantly suckered into buying all kinds of supplements, pills, and I'm embarrassed to say... but even a couple of those infomercial ab gadgets (hey, cut me a break... that was back in the 90's and I was foolish enough back then to fall for their clever advertising).

While the late - night infomercial may be as much about the advertising as the «amazing» products it features, it certainly doesn't diminish the sense of mystery that comes from wondering if that little gadget really is the miracle they make it out to be.

But even seemingly harmless infomercials can turn heartbreaking for those who truly need whatever gadget they're hawking to actually work.

Those times of trumping your neighbor with the latest gadget ordered off the infomercial channel are over (if they were ever truly here) and folks are now beginning to ponder the idea that minimalism can actually create a bit more sanity.