Don’t waste your time trying Morning Fat Melter by ‘Dawn Sterrit’ and/or ‘Aline’ because it is a scam! In this review you’ll find out all about this product, who created it, and why you should keep your distance from it. So without wasting much of our time, let’s get to it, shall we?
Morning Fat Melter has been around since June 2015. According to Dawn, this program has a ‘strange’ secret that you can use to lose weight. She claims that she used this secret to ‘lose 72 pounds and drop 12 dress sizes in just 4 months.’ Of course, she achieved this goal ‘ without pills, starving or counting calories, surgery or killing myself in the gym.’
Now what is this secret? According to Dawn, this secret is hidden in a combination of ‘4 secret herbs and nutrients with easy workouts.’ Doing this routine, she claims, helped her to ‘double my metabolism and lose 1 pound every single day until I reached my ideal weight.’ She goes on to claims that this ‘strange’ combination has been ‘scientifically tested and proven’ to work ‘for all women regardless of their age, body type or state of health because it’s based on balancing their body’s natural functions. ‘
She then declared, ‘Over 20,000 women worldwide have used this weight loss combination to lose over 20 pounds each month and reach their ideal weight in record time!’
OK we’ll talk about these claims later but before we go any further, let’s check out Dawn’s ‘bizarre’ story, shall we?
Backstory of Morning Fat Melter
Dawn calls herself a 53-year old grandma who is ‘just like you.’ She tells us this story of how she almost died from a mild heart attack and how her doctor subsequently informed her that her excessive weight has taken a toll on her heart. On top of that, she found out that she was hypertensive and prediabetic.
After the inevitable emotional breakdown and several failed attempts to go on some weight loss diet and exercise routine. her adult daughter invited her to holiday with her in Hawaii…and that was how she crossed paths with one trainer called Aline. It was this Aline who introduced her to the ‘secret’ 4-herb combination + exercise ritual. Also, we are also informed here that these miracle herbs are routinely ‘consumed daily by people in some of the healthiest countries in the world, including Indonesia, Japan, Vietnam, and Thailand.’
To cut the long story short, Dawn apparently started seeing results 5 days into the aforementioned ritual. Her daughter also joined in on the fun and lost weight too. In fact, on day 7, Dawn claims Aline told her to eat whatever she wanted and she still lost weight. Two weeks later, 12 pounds was gone. Woo-hoo!
What followed afterwards was a string of good news: Her boyfriend proposed and she said yes, her doctor was shocked by her sudden health, she dropped dress sizes…
But being the good woman she is, she didn’t want to keep this secret to herself. So she started a small weight loss support group and used Aline’s method on them…and they lost weight. So she told Aline the good news and the unsurprised trainer then decided to collab with her to bring the good news to the world. But alas, ‘we emailed well-known fitness gurus, Women’s Health, Emily Skye, and even Dr. Oz or The Biggest Loser, but they all rejected us as they were making millions by selling their outdated weight loss programs that kept women overweight for life!’
Eventually, they decided to release the secret all by themselves … and now here we are with Morning Fat Melter.
Honestly speaking, I don’t see any ‘bizarre’ thing in this backstory. She is not the first person to tell us this kind of story and she won’t be the last.
Anyway, moving on to the reasons why Morning Fat Melter is a scam … this is the part everyone is waiting for!
1. Dawn Sterrit Does NOT Exist!
Dawn Sterrit calls herself a 53-year old woman who’s ‘just like you.’ This is another way of saying that she doesn’t have any qualifications to give you any authoritative advice on fitness and nutrition. More importantly however, she does NOT exist. This is because the before-after photo passed off as her actually belongs to a 45-year old woman called Michelle Arthur!
As you can also see from the article, Mrs Arthur is married, unlike Dawn. She’s also British, unlike Dawn…
It doesn’t end there. Remember in the backstory where she claimed that she ran a weight loss support group? Well she provided a photo of her supposed group members. But unfortunately for her, that photo is actually a group photo of a German hotel’s staff members.
So…busted!
2. Fake Testimonials With Stolen Photos
Now given the fact that we have now firmly established that Dawn does NOT exist, I believe that you won’t be surprised if I told you that the testimonials featured in Morning Fat Melter are also fake, will you? Anyway for documentation sake, let’s look at some of these testimonials:
- The photo bearing the name ‘Heather’ actually belongs to a woman named Heather but as you can see from this video, it’s clear that she isn’t talking about using Morning Fat Melter to lose weight. Also, the video was published in February 2015, four months before Morning Fat Melter was launched!
- ‘Janet’ from Dallas, Texas is the stolen photo of a woman named Melissa;
- The photo of ‘Jill’ actually belongs to a woman named Corrie.
I think these three examples are enough to prove my point. Moving on.
3. Has Absolutely Nothing Special Worth Buying
From the little information we’re given concerning how Morning Fat Melter actually works, it’s pretty clear that this program has absolutely nothing special worth spending your money on. As far as I’m concerned, the main selling point of this program is the ‘secret combination of herbs and nutrients’, which is a bunch of nonsense since they didn’t even bother to tell us anything about it, save for all the claims about its effectiveness. And as for the workouts, it’s also clear that it is about high intensity interval training – a kind of workout session where you do multiple exercise routines in less than 30 minutes with little or no rest periods between exercises. If you want to learn more about this kind of exercise, you don’t need to pay for it. Just do a Google search or watch YouTube videos on the subject. It’s as simple as that!
Final Conclusion: DON’T BUY Morning Fat Melter. It is A SCAM!
Blacklisted Website: MorningFatMelter.com
Clickbank is the retailer of this program. So if you have made the mistake of buying it, then ask for your refund by contacting Clickbank directly here.
Alternatives to Morning Fat Melter
Rather than wasting your time and money trying this scam. here are cheaper, legit weight loss programs you can try instead:
1. Thin From Within (Truth About Keto).
This is a program by well-known nutritionist and fitness expert Brad Pilon. He designed this program specifically for women whose metabolism and/or body function has been wrecked by the harsh regimen of keto. It is also suitable for any female seeking to lose weight. Pilon assures that with this program, you will lose weight seamlessly and pleasantly without having to experience the side effects that normally accompany keto. Get the program now or read my review for more details.
2. Eat Stop Eat.
This is another weight loss program by Brad Pilon. It is a very famous program that has stood the test of time. Eat Stop Eat is all about how to lose weight and gain muscle by doing the correct form of intermittent fasting. One thing I like about this program is that there is no diet restrictions. You get to eat whatever you want on non-fasting days. Get the program now or read my review for more details.
3. Trim Down Club.
This is an 8-week weight loss community program designed by a team of experienced dietitians and scientists. For just $1.99, you’ll get one-month access to an amazing Menu Planner, 8-week weight loss eating plan, free access to free expert consultation and much more. You can either join now or read my review for more details.
4. Stop Fat Storage.
This program by certified nutritionist Janet Hadvill is designed for men and women over 40 who are struggling with losing belly (stress) fat. This program is all about simple dieting and exercise is NOT required. Get the program now or read my review for more details.
There are several other weight loss products you can choose from in my Whitelist if the above-listed do not meet your demands. Rest assured that they are all genuine programs that honors their refund policy without any shenanigans, as you will most likely experience with scams like Morning Fat Melter.
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