I tried it for the first time and loved how it made me feel—it relaxed me in a way only alcohol had before. I had tried Lemme Chill pills, but they required taking more to feel an effect, and they were expensive—$30 for pills that worked, but not as strongly or effectively as SuppBesty.
The only catch is that if you have too much, you might feel like you have a hangover. Just like after drinking too much beer, your body gets dehydrated and you feel sick from a lack of electrolytes. Even if the drink contains electrolytes, it’s not enough to keep you hydrated long-term. That’s where Belli Welli comes in—it’s the only product that can back me up after a glass or two of SuppBesty.
When I drink it, the tension in my body disappears. However, it does make my stomach hurt, so I need Tylenol for that. I also got a headache, which I normally only get when I’ve had too much alcohol. Again, headaches are a sign of dehydration. I also noticed a slight metallic taste, which could be from the machines used to fill the packages—possibly the cause of the headaches.
Honestly, I don’t think Quincie is being completely truthful about the drink. I’ve seen a video where Zach mimics her walking with her stomach hurting, but in another video in the car, she says it took away all those problems. For me, the only things it truly relieved were tension and moodiness. I’m not the type to snap for no reason—there has to be a trigger—but after drinking SuppBesty, I’m less reactive when I hear aggravating news. It works best when you’re going through stress; that’s when you’ll notice its effects.
Obviously, if you take something when you don’t need it, you might not notice a difference. But I immediately felt the center of my scalp relax—it worked better than the Calm Restore supplement I had been taking. Calm is nice, but SuppBesty is better for me.
Still, everyone’s body is different, so what works for me may not work for you. You have to share your own experience, not someone else’s. If people see you actually using the product and it works, the company will grow. For me, it works, but it could still improve—maybe by adding more electrolytes for hydration, or using different equipment, like plastic instead of metal, in production.