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My Quest for the Magic
Weight Loss Pill - An
Undercover Investigation |
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Buying supplements is risky business.
Learn through my experience when I
visited a gym and several health food
stores pretending to need help losing
ten pounds. I hope that after reading
this story you can avoid being tricked
by common tactics used to promote
nutrition misinformation and fraud. |
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Cortislim Review |
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Bottom line:
Although the cortisol level in our bodies increases with stress, there is no evidence that it would lead to obesity. Clinical trials have not shown that the ingredients in Cortislim have any effect on cortisol levels. There is no basis for the clain that these "proprietary ingredients" have a significant effect on weight loss by manipulating the body's cortisol levels. Save your money and rely on caloric balance to lose excess body fat. |
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| TrimSpa Review |
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Bottom line:
Clinical trails have not shown that the ingredients in TrimSpa X32 can reduce body fat. The manufacturer's instructions for taking TrimSpay X32 include and exercise program and a healthy eating plan. It is a common ploy for weight loss scams to include legitimate instructions for weight loss (proper diet and regular exercise), and attribute weight loss success solely to the product. Weight loss, if acheived, would most likely be caused by the implementation of exercise and diet, not from the diet pill itself.
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Hydroxycut Review |
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Bottom line:
MuscleTech's claims that the product is proven to burn fat are false. Clinical trials have not shown that the ingredients in Hydroxycut are associated with weight loss, and the risks associated with product use are unkown. |
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