Syrona Avis 3

My liver didn't feel good when I took just one dose of Elixir. Whenever I try something that isn't completely pure or whatnot, my liver is normally the first thing to let me know as it's quite sensitive. It's both a blessing and a curse I guess. It's a shame as I wanted it to work because I know that glutathione is a necessary antioxidant and I'm up there in age, but this supplement seems to not suit me.

I took the Elixir supplement for 6-7 months, and a few months into it I developed a severe neck tic and horrible anxiety, panic attacks and mild paranoia. I was afraid I was going to have a psychotic break and do something like jump out of my window to my death. Before that I didn't feel it did anything particularly amazing. I certainly felt none of the benefits that the website claims. Elixir has methylcobalamin B12, so I researched it and discovered that lots of people experienced symptoms similar to mine when taking methyl B12.

Syrona's website does not provide a warning about these potential side effects ANYWHERE. This is highly irresponsible and needs to be known as a significant proportion of people don't react to it well and it's actually scary to experience. This supplement's hampered my life greatly. Now I'm detoxing from it and god knows how long that'll take or if there's any permanent damage to my system. I've never taken a supplement before that made me feel worse and I'm very healthy, both mentally and physically. I take no meds, so for someone like me to react this way is concerning. I can't in good conscience recommend Syrona to anyone, but if someone insists on trying Elixir, tread carefully is all I can say.

ETA: I also just received a very savage response from Ethan himself, showing dismissiveness of what I'm going through. He showed no sympathy whatsoever and tried to give the typical "any rare condition is your problem, nothing to do with our supplements" yadayada spiel. Below is his reply:

"If you have a rare genetic mutation, which most people DO NOT have, that has nothing to do with our supplement. Everyone, with or without a genetic mutation, will die without B12. So, to try to attach these issues to ELIXIR specifically is wildly irresponsible and ignorant. If YOU or your mom shouldn’t supplement B12, that’s your individual rare condition. And if anyone has any genetic mutations or health conditions, they should be consulting their physician before taking ANY supplement. That should be common knowledge. But this comment sounds like a wildly irresponsible smear on an amazing product that is working wonders for many people. Again, most people need extra B12 and benefit from it immensely. This is not a SYRONA or ELIXIR problem…this is clearly an individual rare health condition for you and your mother. For your own sake, and the sake of others, do not go around slandering and defaming companies and products that you shouldn’t be taking to begin with due to your own rare personal health conditions."

I never said my mother and I have a rare mutation!! I mentioned COMT but nowhere did I say it's rare. It's not, so don't make dumb assumptions to marginalise us. This snake oil salesman does not genuinely care about people's health and wellbeing or care to take on board feedback. A little bit of empathy goes a long way. If he'd displayed that and listened to my grievances, I would have removed this review, but because he was so callous, this review is staying up. He makes supplements to supposedly help people and talks about "health, wealth, love and happiness" (his words) and walking the path of Christ but then reacts this way when someone reports a negative reaction, all after taking their money for 7 months?? So fake and unprofessional.

Oh, Ethan also added this:

"Btw…thank you for confirming that our B12 is highly bioavailable and absorbent. If you truly have a rare mutation that doesn’t allow you to high dose B12, your reaction makes perfect sense…and it also proves the bioavailability of our products."

He thinks that's a flex but the low IQ ape just conceded that his product DID cause my symptoms after all even though at first he tried to deny it by saying that attaching my symptoms to his product is irresponsible and ignorant. Bit of a contradiction there! Btw... thanks for confirming that your product is the cause of how I'm feeling. As for being bioavailable, it's methylcobalamin, Ethan. That by definition IS the most bioavailable type of B12. Many people have experienced bad reactions from other brands of methyl B12 that aren't Syrona, so this isn't new. You make it sound like you're the first person to have ever made an absorbent B12. If your supplement is so wonderfully bioavailable, why didn't I at least experience anything positive from the glutathione bit? I felt NOTHING. Also, I tested my vitamin D and it somehow DROPPED despite taking Elixir daily for months. I regularly test it too, so how does that happen??

ETA2: I feel much better, so it was indeed your stupid little supplement that did this to me, not cause it's a "bioavailable nano formula" like you boast about, but cause of the methyl. Nice try with your failed flex though.

Do not buy his products unless you want to support an arrogant pig.

I wanted to give these products a fair trial and use the 30 days before reordering the products. I tried multiple products from this site but unfortunately discovered that their new subscription plan that the owner claimed to be such a revolution, that provided FREE products in exchange for membership, was actually really tricky.

Product review first: I tried Panacea, Elixir, Skin (gel cleanser), Skin (anti-aging mist), and Skin (deep tissue serum).

Panacea – The STA-SUS Nano Technology which is touted as “groundbreaking” and “no more waiting months to see results” because of their nano-sizing of ingredients made them more easily absorbed, produced no results in 30 days. I actually kept this going for 60 days because I purchased two bottles at $29.99 each and no results.

Elixir – much the same claims as Panacea, Elixir produced none of the results or benefits claimed on the website. No “clean sustained energy” no improved sleep, no fatigue management, no weight management benefits etc. etc. I also tried this for 60 days because I purchased 2 bottles at $64.99 each.

Skin Gel Cleanser – was no different than any other cleanser so was equally effective as products that are a lot less expensive for a lot more product. This is a very small bottle for $19.99.

Skin Anti-Aging Mist – nothing from this one either as it appears to be nothing more than a regular hydration mist but super expensive at $64.99.

Skin Deep Tissue Serum – supposedly when combined with their other Skin products this is supposed to produce remarkable results with claims of “you will find this serum taking an already amazing transformation to the next level, with results that most people find hard to believe…but the results are very real…turning back the clock for many, to the days of their youth!” This is also hellishly expensive at $64.99 for a tiny bottle and with no noticeable results after 30 days.

The tricky membership was one of those live and learn things for me as I spent a LOT of money on this rubbish. I emailed the customer care people before the 30-day mark after the products were delivered to ask for a refund. What I was told was sorry you’re SOL because you didn’t buy the products, they were free with your membership which started the day you placed your order. It doesn’t matter if the order itself takes 2 weeks to get to you, your chance to get a refund is limited by the date you place the order, so you don’t really get 30 days to try them out. My suggestion is if you must try the products for yourself (which I would do, just because I don’t take anyone’s word for anything) is to cancel your membership as soon as the products arrive and go ahead with a 30-day trial of them. If they work for you, you can reorder, but at least you won’t be hundreds of dollars out on products that are disguised as some sort of club that you paid to join, and don't work.