Happy Mammoth reviews and discussion

Purchased a 3-pack of Happy Hormone's Complete Gut Repair powder and have been drinking it in shakes/coffee every morning for about one month (roughly 27 days, accidentally missed 1-2 days). I did notice a change in my tummy discomfort/bloating level since introducing the powder to my routine. I don't have diagnosed IBS but know of certain food intolerances that can activate my bloating/gas/constipation and since taking it, I feel quicker relief and don't feel my stomach as painfully stiff and distended as it can get if I consumed something that would activate my intolerance reactions. With the Vanilla Bean flavour, it works very well with morning protein shakes post-gym or even as a sweetener to coffee, without being overly sugary. When I've taken it with just water, I find it overly fizzy so much prefer the previous methods of ingesting. Overall, will continue to take the product but content with having introduced it to my diet. No strong feedback on how it's affected skin/hair/nails, it's not why I initially started taking it though I'm sure the collagen helps. A funny but legitimate observation, my partner started taking it as well and we've noticed much less odour to any gas they pass, and they're much more "regular" since taking Gut Repair. All this to say, something's working!

“Tasted great, did nothing — total waste of money” I tried Happy Mammoth Complete Gut Repair for a full 3 months (90 days straight) hoping for the gut reset and weight loss they promise. Result? Zero pounds lost. Not one. The powder mixes well and actually tastes great (like a mild vanilla smoothie), so I had no problem taking it daily. But after 12 weeks, my scale didn’t budge, my bloating was the same, and my energy levels were unchanged. I followed the instructions, paired it with a clean diet and exercise — still no results. Save your money. If you want flavor, buy a $5 protein powder. This is $70+ per tub of false hope. Would not recommend.

I am a perimenopausal 46yo F who was seeking relief for brain fog, mood swings, bloating and weight gain from hormonal shifts. I have taken Hormone Harmony for three months/three bottles. It's easy to take the three capsules daily, and I agree that I generally feel relief from primarily the bloating and mood swings when I take it consistently. I have not lost any weight and I still experience brain fog on the regular. I will continue to take it, but after trying a few of these natural remedies, I think the only path to true relief may be through hormone replacement therapy. I am back to weighing the pros and cons there with my doctor. Also, I purchased about a year's worth of Hormone Harmony after having a positive experience with the first two bottles. Happy Mammoth has a hyperactive email marketing strategy that is always sending email offers, so I took advantage of a couple of deals, and then I asked to be unsubscribed. The emails continued, nearly daily. I asked to be unsubscribed countless times and reached out the customer service 3-4x for support with unsubscribing. Incessant and intrusive marketing turned me off on the company. I'm afraid to even visit their website -- the emails might start back up!!

I ordered four bottles. I am just starting my third bottle. I am bloated, constipated, and have not noticed a change in my mood, but then my mood was never really an issue. I also did not lose any weight - I even stopped drinking wine (a nightly habit), and threw in more saldas. Nothing. The bottle only comes with 24 servings (Not even a month's supply for $70, and free shipping ONLY over $99), but any supplement generally takes 4-6 weeks to begin working effectively. Be wary of the "Money back guarantee." If you purchase more than one bottle, it only refunds the first bottle. So I'm out $150. Aside from being outrageously expensive and not working, it made me more bloated and constipated than I was before starting it. I decided yesterday to stop taking it and see if my bloating and constipation subside (I literally look like I'm 10 pounds heavier than I am). Some things to look into if you are estrogen dominate: DIM and Adrenale Support supplements. Walmart has a good DIM called Balance Babe or something, and you can order any type of Adrenal Support anywhere. Or go to your local health food store. I definitely would not recommend purchasing this product. Save your money: get your hormones tested through a blood draw, then shop around the specific supplement(s) you need for your changing hormones. Oh, and Black Cohosh works WONDERS for night sweats and hot flashes. And it's inexpensive.

Looking at the 1000s of reviews I can only read two, these are all lies and can not trust them and could not as it all seems fake .