Do weight loss rings work?

These rings claim to work on acupressure points to control hunger, but there is absolutely no scientific proof. For someone with diabetes, relying on such unscientific items can be dangerous. Stick to your prescribed diet and regular checkups.

I bought those silicone toe rings last year out of desperation. Honestly, they did absolutely nothing except feel uncomfortable inside my shoes. I only started losing weight when I actually cut down on junk food and sugar.

I used to waste time on these rings and magnets thinking they would cure my weight and lethargy. Later, I found out I had a major thyroid block and high cholesterol. Please don't ignore your body's signs like I did, get a proper blood test done.

Please don't fall for these magnetic rings. I wore one tightly for two weeks and it caused severe skin irritation and restricted blood flow in my finger. If you are struggling with weight, please consult a real doctor rather than trying these gimmicks.