Golo Release - Questions and Answers
Q: Do the GOLO Release Pills cause you to have diarrhea?
A: No side effects are listed on the GOLO Release’s website. The only possible side effect may come from one of the GOLO Release ingredients, i.e., 'Magnesium.' It can cause upset stomach, diarrhea, and other digestive disorders. If your body is sensitive to magnesium, prefer not to use GOLO Release supplement, or consult with an expert before using it.
Q: I want to try the GOLO supplement, but I am on medication for diabetes. Would I need to tell my doctor about this or just stay on my meds while taking these GOLO products?
A: The ingredients in GOLO Release pills have been tested to assure no contraindications with other medications.
Release can be safely taken with most prescription medications, including medications for type 2 diabetes. Caution should be taken with all classes of oral anti-diabetic medication when taking Release as it may lower your blood sugar. Therefore, dosage adjustments of your prescriptions may be required. We do not recommend you change or stop any medications without consulting your doctor.
Q: Is Golo Release pill bad for kidney disease?
A: Golo Release is a mineral-based dietary supplement that promotes weight loss. There is nowhere mentioned that Golo is good or bad for kidney disease. However, as with any supplement or diet, individuals should talk to their doctors or physicians before they begin, as every individual is different, and so is their body.
Q: Is Golo safe for type 1 diabetics?
A: Type 1 diabetics patients should consult with their doctors before taking the GOLO Release supplement.
Q: Can I eat anything with GOLO Release?
A: GOLO includes nutritional suggestions, encouraging you to consume more healthy foods (such as fruits, vegetables, meats, eggs, and grains) while avoiding sugar and processed meals. It reassures you that you can eat out while on the GOLO diet. A minimum of 15 minutes of physical activity every day is also recommended.
Q: What are the side effects of Golo release pills?
A: There are no known Golo Release side effects; all of the ingredients have been properly tested and have peer-reviewed studies to confirm their safety and efficacy*
*There are over 100 published independent experimental studies supporting the safety and efficacy of the ingredients in Golo Release.
Golo Release Pills can be safely taken with most prescription medications, including medications for type 2 diabetes. Caution should be taken with all classes of oral anti-diabetic medication when taking Golo Release as it may lower your blood sugar. Therefore, dosage adjustments of your prescriptions may be required. Please consult your doctor should this occur. We do not recommend you change or stop any medications without consulting your doctor.
Q: Can I Take Release if I am Pregnant or Breastfeeding?
A: While GOLO is unaware of any potential adverse effects, we recommend that you do not take Golo Release pills while pregnant or if you are breastfeeding. However, the GOLO For Life Plan is a well-balanced and safe meal plan that anyone can follow. We recommend that you show your doctor the golo release supplement before starting.
Q: Is Release FDA Approved?
A: Golo Release Supplements and vitamins do not require FDA approval, but the Golo Release ingredients in any supplement or vitamin must be on the FDA-approved list known as GRAS (Generally Regarded as Safe). All the ingredients in Release are GRAS-approved. In addition, there are over 100 studies on the safety and efficacy of the ingredients in Release.
Q: How many days does one jar of Golo Release pills last?
A: One bottle of Golo Release contains 90 capsules, and it lasts about four weeks
Q: Due to my age and back plus knee problems I cannot really exercise sufficiently to lose weight, will GOLO Release meds still help me?
A: Kindly consult your physician before adding supplements to your regimen to avoid any negative interactions with the medications.
Q: Can you Golo Release supplement while on keto meals?
A: As per the sources, the company also recommends taking the GOLO Release supplement while on the specific diet or meals, but expert advice before making the changes to the regimen is recommended.
Q: Does your Golo Release pill thin your blood? I'm a dialysis patient and would like to use this, but leery of anything that really thins the blood.
A: According to the sources, some of the Golo Release ingredients may interfere with diabetes medication. If you are a dialysis patient, it is recommended to speak with your concerned doctor before starting Golo Release pills or any other supplement.
Q: Is Golo Release ok for someone with level 3 kidney disease?
A: Many reviews show that GOLO may have increased kidney-related problems. It is recommended to consult your physician before you add GOLO Release to your regimen.
Q: I just ordered the 3 bottles. When should I get them? How long does it take to get this order? You should show all this to those ordering.
A: GOLO typically ships all orders within 3-4 business days.
For more details, you can reach out to GOLO support services:
Customer Support: 1-800-730-4656
Email: [email protected].
Q: How long after taking this product should you have some results?
A: You may notice the effective results within the first 2-4 weeks of using the Golo supplement. However, results can and will vary from one individual to another.
Q: Can I get a refund? I will return the unused pills. The pills gave me severe stomach cramps, so I discontinued using them.
A: All GOLO Products come with a 60-day money-back guarantee. This money-back guarantee is good for first-time orders of a Product only and is limited to one return per customer per Product. The 60-day period begins on the day you receive the Product. If the product you receive is damaged in shipping, you may return it for a full refund, or we will ship you a replacement Product.
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Q: Is it safe to take GOLO release while breastfeeding?
A: No, it is not recommended to take GOLO Release while breastfeeding. GOLO Release is a dietary supplement that contains a blend of ingredients designed to promote weight loss and improve blood sugar control. if you still wish to take it, consult your doctor.
Q: What medicines should u not tike on this product?
A: If you are taking any medications, it is important to talk to your doctor before taking GOLO Release. Your doctor can help you to determine if GOLO Release is safe for you to take and can advise you on any potential interactions with your medication.
Tried several times - Didn't lose a pound!
I tried GoLo and had great hopes! I never lost a pound. I thought maybe it takes a couple of bottles to start working so I ordered again, but still nothing.
When I contacted them to get the money-back guarantee I was told it is only within 60 days and not available if you bought more than once.
Best advice, if you try a bottle and don’t see any results request a refund – Do not try a 2nd or 3rd time.
The side effect is problematic
I really wanted this to work and was ready to give it my best shot, but every time I try to take it I wind up with a really bad case of the runs.
I can’t do my work because I can’t make deliveries or go anywhere that isn’t immediately close to a bathroom. I guess there must be something in it that cleans you out, and not in a good way.