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Nature's gain
May 14 2005 at 3:01 PM chrissey (Login chrissyjd)
has anybody heard of or used Nature's gain? Does it work or is it a bogus one?
Thanks
Paula
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Re: Nature's gain
May 14 2005, 6:18 PM
It's a new brand and it's genuine. It's very similar to Erdic. It's also expensive though like Erdic, so I'm not sure if they will ever sell very many. They do a lot of advertising apparently, but I still don't think it will ever be popular.
E_S
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Nature's Gain
May 17 2005, 3:49 PM
A friend and I were looking into starting a 6month course of this soon, I've only just heard about it.
It's a little expensive though, so we were wondering what kind of results were achieved by anybody who may have tried it...
We're both travellers so we don't want to be throwing a lot of money away unecessarily.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!
Tania
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Re: Nature's Gain
May 17 2005, 4:33 PM
This is a new brand so I suspect you may be wasting your time in trying to find women who have already tried it. As you say it's an expensive brand as well, so it's hard to know what the argument for buying it would be. It looks like you would be better off going for something with a more reasonable price (and which has been around for longer).
Lynne
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Re: Nature's Gain
May 18 2005, 3:37 PM
yeh i agree with tania, this is a new product so i doubt you would get any feedback. Ive tried erdic in the past about 3 years ago and cost me 350 quid for 6 months.
Didnt work.
Just bought Wonderup last week for 75 quid which is for 3 months and are stronger than erdic and obviously cheaper. And have been around for a long time. So look into them if i was you.
I'll keep everyone updated if anythin happens!
Anonymous
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Re: Nature's Gain
May 20 2005, 3:00 AM
Nature's Gain ingredient list is no different that any other herbal mix-
"Active Ingredients - Hops, Barley, Buckwheat, Oats, Rye, Wheat, Malt and Fennel."
If anything makes it work, its the Fennel- buy it direct if thats what you want and save a ton- but what worked for me was a Pueraria Mirifica herbal product called Mirifem! I gained 2 1/4 inches in the first month and honestly the skin on my face got better. The only other side effect I experienced was that my sex drive also went up which wasn't really a draw back for me.. I've been obsessed with this stuff for years and have ALL the research I did and still do on this site on all the biggest and best selling products out there as well as the new weird stuff like the gum out of Tokyo.
Sally
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Re: Nature's Gain
May 20 2005, 8:24 AM
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Nature's Gain just another name for Erdic?
Sandy
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Re: Nature's Gain
July 5 2005, 9:40 PM
I don't think Nature's Gain is another name for Erdic, but they seem to be extremely similar. I'd say a close copy, but not identical.
Jayne Peterkin
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Erdic
July 26 2005, 11:41 AM
Nature's Gain and Erdic are the same product. The people who market Erdic (buycosmetics.com)started a rebranding program about a year ago following bad publicity on BBC Watchdog. Try typing www.erdic.com into your browser and you'll be forwarded straight to the Nature's Gain site. I used Erdic a coulpe of years ago without success. I have however now had significant success (an increase of 1 cup size) with another product although it is rather expensive.
Maija
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Re: Nature's Gain
July 26 2005, 12:46 PM
If i'm not mistaken, then ANONYMOUS has said this in may forums and what's interesting- everywhere is's the same. I don't think anyone should believe her/him
prettysoulful
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Re: Nature's Gain
July 26 2005, 1:31 PM
Nice catch Maija! hehehe
Louise
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Re: Nature's Gain
July 26 2005, 9:58 PM
Now you mention it you are right Maija. I remember seeing this elsewhere promoting Mirifem and from memory it was word for word the same.
Carole
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Re: Erdic
July 27 2005, 7:56 AM
Many thanks for your post Jayne. Very interesting and informative. I had certainly wondered why Nature's Gain was making some of the same claims exactly as Erdic. Thanks again for the information.
Anonymous
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Re: Erdic
September 5 2005, 8:10 PM
There was also some bad publicity because Erdic were criticised by the Advertising Standards Agency for their misleading advertising.
May 14 2005 at 3:01 PM chrissey (Login chrissyjd)
has anybody heard of or used Nature's gain? Does it work or is it a bogus one?
Thanks
Paula
(no login)
Re: Nature's gain
May 14 2005, 6:18 PM
It's a new brand and it's genuine. It's very similar to Erdic. It's also expensive though like Erdic, so I'm not sure if they will ever sell very many. They do a lot of advertising apparently, but I still don't think it will ever be popular.
E_S
(no login)
Nature's Gain
May 17 2005, 3:49 PM
A friend and I were looking into starting a 6month course of this soon, I've only just heard about it.
It's a little expensive though, so we were wondering what kind of results were achieved by anybody who may have tried it...
We're both travellers so we don't want to be throwing a lot of money away unecessarily.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!
Tania
(no login)
Re: Nature's Gain
May 17 2005, 4:33 PM
This is a new brand so I suspect you may be wasting your time in trying to find women who have already tried it. As you say it's an expensive brand as well, so it's hard to know what the argument for buying it would be. It looks like you would be better off going for something with a more reasonable price (and which has been around for longer).
Lynne
(no login)
Re: Nature's Gain
May 18 2005, 3:37 PM
yeh i agree with tania, this is a new product so i doubt you would get any feedback. Ive tried erdic in the past about 3 years ago and cost me 350 quid for 6 months.
Didnt work.
Just bought Wonderup last week for 75 quid which is for 3 months and are stronger than erdic and obviously cheaper. And have been around for a long time. So look into them if i was you.
I'll keep everyone updated if anythin happens!
Anonymous
(no login)
Re: Nature's Gain
May 20 2005, 3:00 AM
Nature's Gain ingredient list is no different that any other herbal mix-
"Active Ingredients - Hops, Barley, Buckwheat, Oats, Rye, Wheat, Malt and Fennel."
If anything makes it work, its the Fennel- buy it direct if thats what you want and save a ton- but what worked for me was a Pueraria Mirifica herbal product called Mirifem! I gained 2 1/4 inches in the first month and honestly the skin on my face got better. The only other side effect I experienced was that my sex drive also went up which wasn't really a draw back for me.. I've been obsessed with this stuff for years and have ALL the research I did and still do on this site on all the biggest and best selling products out there as well as the new weird stuff like the gum out of Tokyo.
Sally
(no login)
Re: Nature's Gain
May 20 2005, 8:24 AM
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Nature's Gain just another name for Erdic?
Sandy
(no login)
Re: Nature's Gain
July 5 2005, 9:40 PM
I don't think Nature's Gain is another name for Erdic, but they seem to be extremely similar. I'd say a close copy, but not identical.
Jayne Peterkin
(no login)
Erdic
July 26 2005, 11:41 AM
Nature's Gain and Erdic are the same product. The people who market Erdic (buycosmetics.com)started a rebranding program about a year ago following bad publicity on BBC Watchdog. Try typing www.erdic.com into your browser and you'll be forwarded straight to the Nature's Gain site. I used Erdic a coulpe of years ago without success. I have however now had significant success (an increase of 1 cup size) with another product although it is rather expensive.
Maija
(no login)
Re: Nature's Gain
July 26 2005, 12:46 PM
If i'm not mistaken, then ANONYMOUS has said this in may forums and what's interesting- everywhere is's the same. I don't think anyone should believe her/him
prettysoulful
(no login)
Re: Nature's Gain
July 26 2005, 1:31 PM
Nice catch Maija! hehehe
Louise
(no login)
Re: Nature's Gain
July 26 2005, 9:58 PM
Now you mention it you are right Maija. I remember seeing this elsewhere promoting Mirifem and from memory it was word for word the same.
Carole
(no login)
Re: Erdic
July 27 2005, 7:56 AM
Many thanks for your post Jayne. Very interesting and informative. I had certainly wondered why Nature's Gain was making some of the same claims exactly as Erdic. Thanks again for the information.
Anonymous
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Re: Erdic
September 5 2005, 8:10 PM
There was also some bad publicity because Erdic were criticised by the Advertising Standards Agency for their misleading advertising.