Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

One star given because of deceptive and dishonest dosing information. First, it is important to know that the clinical studies on this product showed results for 2.5 grams. *When tested, no additional benefit was found from taking 5 grams.* When I finished the first jar in less than 30 days, but the label said it held 40 2.5 gram servings, I weighed the product with a digital gram scale. I found that 1 teaspoons = 2 grams, so 2.5 grams is really just 1 1/4 teaspoons, and the 2 teaspoons recommended by Besha on their label is actually 4 grams. This results in Besha selling 60% more product, with no added benefit to the consumer. It also means that the consumer is unwittingly paying 60% more for the effective dose than they believe they are. When the company corrects this situation I will edit my review to reflect that fact that after five weeks of daily use I believe I am beginning to see some results, and plan to continue using it for 2-3 more months to see if the benefits are real and ongoing.