Jackie Warner's "Perfect Shake" ?????

[KevinH1847]

Has anyone tried this? Jackie Warner from Bravo's "Workout Out", has put out what she calls the perfect shake. It is derived from a personal concoction of what she makes every morning to start the day.

I actually like some of the ingredients, but not the price...$50.

I was wondering if anyone else has tried it or if anyone knows of something similar?

[tooncesthecat]

I don't know anything about it personally, but at almost a buck and a half a serving, it better do something! Maybe someone more knowledgeable about the ingredients will give you some more info!

[mooshue]

aside from all the funky naturopath organic junk in there, i see no benefit in taking this shake. 0 g protein 0g fat and 6g carbs? wtf is it for? i see theres thermogenic agents added. I would just buy a good thermo and a real bag of protein and skip this type of stuff.

[wildstang]

its just anti oxidants and basic thermal herbs wich can be found in pill forms at BB.com 4 less then half her cost. kinda waste of money if you ask me. your basically paying 4 her name on it!

[illiniballfan112]

Yeah, her name is worth nothing to me. I've never witnessed a personal trainer who is less professional or takes their trade less seriously than this girl. Just because you throw a bunch of grass and some water in a blender doesn't mean it's good for you. I'm ignorant, I know, but i just really do not like this woman.

I still think the best shake anyone can make for themselves is OJ and frozen Blueberries

[pliny_2001]

Near total waste. The only worthwhile ingredients are fiber, CLA, and glutamine (none of which are particularly thermogenic.

This just a case of a trainer who made a bit of a name for themselves (not for their training ability, btw) lending their name to a branding opportunity. It's similar to, but probably less satisfying than, a Miley Cyrus autobiography.