The Eat Stop Eat program claims you can lose weight, improve your body’s insulin sensitivity, reverse diabetes and other numerous health diseases, and even possibly lower your risk for cancer just by fasting.

What is intermittent fasting and is Eat Stop Eat for real? We bought the program to investigate its contents. Learn more about it here.

Zoe Bray-Cotton’s Yoga Burn has been advertised as an effective and easy way to lose weight and tone your body simply by following her program’s 3 phases.

We purchased her yoga program to investigate its contents and find out about the 3 phases. Read our investigative report about the product here.

My Bikini Belly’s targeted fat burning workout claims to help women get that sexy bikini figure they’ve always wanted. But what is this program really all about? And is it a scam?

We bought the program to investigate and find out. Click here to read more about it.

Adam Folker’s Vert Shock program claims to help clients improve their vertical jump height by 9-15 inches using his system. Skeptical about his seemingly ridiculous promise, we decide to investigate this jump training system.

Find out whether it really works or not in this investigative report.

The 3 Week Diet claims that its foolproof, science-based diet can help you lose 12 to 23 pounds of fat in just 21 days. Can the author, Brian Flatt, deliver its promise if you were to stick to this diet program?

Click here to read our investigative report on this weight-loss program.