I think it’s great that you guys are leaving comments in support of the product! For those that find my post and disagree with me they can read thru the comments and see that others share their opinion too.

That’s how I run the comment section of my blog. I’m not apologizing for not liking a product and then sharing that opinion in a space that I created specifically to share my opinion.

And if I remember correctly Sharon, you attacked me making a claim that I removed part of you comment. Which I would never, EVER do.

You’ve had success with them? AWESOME! I’m glad they worked for you. It stil doesn’t change the fact that I don’t like them.

Thanks for adding your experience and congrats on your weight loss.

Anyway, I do feel pretty full now which means it does work. :) And I do disagree with the whole “stuck buying Fullbars for life because you never learned how to adjust your diet and portions for long term success” part. I think the Fullbars are actually trainging your body to start eating in smaller portions. After being used to eating smaller portions and feeling full, your brain starts to think “That’s enough” when you fill your plate. That’s the impression the full bar is giving me. Now I can be like “hmm, I am not hungry enough to eat that much.”

But I do think your review was very helpful. :) I know that it’s the puffed up wheat that causes you to feel full and I think I will go and buy some. I also think that the comment about the taste was helpful too. For a second I thought it was just me. Hahaha.

Good luck on your continuing weight loss! :)

I eat a healthy diet, but I have issues with appitite. This product is helpful for me. I don’t think that most other foods that I can eat for 180 calories have the same protein and fiber contents as the Full Bar. The protein and fiber are what makes you full, not the water. Drinking water before a meal has never made me feel full. Certainly not for several hours like the full bar does.

I don’t care about adding 360 calories to my day because I am so satisfied that I have to remind myself to eat and I know I am cutting way more than 360 calories from my average day. I am guessing that I am cutting about 1.000 on average.

Will I still eat them after I lose weight? I doubt it, since I am obviously eating less and my stomach will shrink. When my stomach is smaller I will be eating the amount that it takes to feel satisfied, but that will be less than I am eating now because my stomach is smaller. As long as I continue to monitor portion size I will keep the weight off and will no longer need this product to feel full.

Is it expensive? It doesn’t seem to me to be too much of a sacrifice to spend $50 / month for a few months to have this little bit of help getting over the appitite hump since my issue is that I am just hungry a lot and have to learn to eat less to shrink my stomach. I suspect this is the primary issue for a lot of people. When I eat a full bar I am definitely eating much less in volume and calories at that meal even including the full bar.

I have lost three pounds in two days. I know that is not water weight because all of the dieting, cutting out this and that, drinking more water, exercising, etc. that I have been doing for th past decade have not given me these results. It is the fiber and protein and the fact that you feel full and eat less all around.

Roni, I know that you will “stand by [your] opinion.” That’s great. Your review seems to be helpful to a lot of people. I will stick with the full bard. I bought 18 boxes (108 bars) for $54.12 plus tax at Big Lots. My husband also thinks they are great, so this supply will last us noth about a month. I may decide that my appitite is sufficiently under control at that point or I may buy more even at full price. I am sure I will be spending less on groceries since I am eating less.

Thanks for the honest review. I hope that my honest review, based on having tried the product, is also helpful to some folks.