Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord

Gaylord, Gaylord, Gaylord! Doesn’t everybody have to take a moment to get that out of their system? That’s one of those names that tells me, your parents must have really hated your guts. Either that or it’s designed to draw attention (hopefully meaning greater infamy and higher sales).

But Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord is not a particularly special or outstanding workout plan. If anything, it’s pretty standard. Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord has its “quick fix 10 minute workouts” for the busy dieter, which is fine as long as you’re using real workouts on a regular basis to compensate.

And of course, it has regular workouts, which are decent enough, being comparable to most other popular workout programs like Slim in 6 or Tae-bo.

Workout Equipment

Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord works with different workout tools such as the everyday medicine ball (which you can get for about $5 anywhere else), as long as you are willing to pay $39.98 for a 4 Ibs and 6 Ibs pound medicine ball. You could literally spend $10 for 2 anywhere else, and you should if you want the extra help. It’s all about greater sales, at least at first. But Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord also wants continuing sales.

The Meal Replacement Shakes

Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord also wants continuing sales! Who wouldn’t, which is why Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord sells meal replacement shakes. Yes, it’s unsustainable unless you plan to keep buying Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord for a long time to come (Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord actually recommends that you replace 2 meals a day with these shakes). But it’s not advised.

And it’s more expensive than you think. It sounds cheap when you say Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord meal replacement shakes only cost $4 a day!” But as it turns out, that’s $239.99 a month! That’s monthly rent for some of us!

The Skinny

Once you get past the name, Melt It Off With Mitch Gaylord is pretty ordinary. It’s pretty much identical to just about every big workout plan I’ve seen, the only difference being the extraordinary name. Yes, it could help you to lose weight. I just think that $239.99 for meal replacement drinks and then some is too much to pay.