A viewer asks: “Would Creator comment on the diet plan GoLo which includes taking a pill called Release? It states it works because it targets Insulin Resistance and metabolic health and contains plant extracts and minerals to stop weight gain, reverse insulin resistance, and release stored fat. Some people in my office have lost weight taking this and I’ve been struggling monumentally for the past few years with diets. I need something that will trigger my brain and body and that I can stick with. The promo says that Release targets fat by balancing the hormones that regulate fat and carbohydrate metabolism and controls stress, cravings, and hunger between meals. Are these claims true and is it worthwhile?” What is Creator’s perspective?

The claims for this product are true as far as it goes. The level of effectiveness will vary from individual to individual. Some it will help profoundly, others not at all, depending on the reason for the weight issue and the makeup of the individual, and what they are dealing with in terms of karmic underpinnings, particularly. It is better using such strategies as supplements to counter a long period of prior neglect of the proper nutrition, to help bring things back into better balance, as opposed to a huge underlying karmic drama, perhaps from multiple lifetimes, that are powerfully compelling the mind and body to experience excess weight as a kind of goal that is unspoken. But that is the nature of karmic imperatives, they do not announce themselves but go to work, and sometimes with a vengeance, to drag a person down and create many dire circumstances like chronic illness. So this is certainly worth trying and can be an important basic platform to cover some of the key causal factors with abnormal weight gain to see how you respond. There can be not only additive but synergistic interactions with other approaches, and that is useful to keep in mind, as your channel will be exploring these additional factors, as a way to leverage the benefits of approaches like this one to get an even greater likelihood of benefit, and that is a work in progress.