Appatrol Appetite Suppressant With Caralluma Fimbriata

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Appatrol diet pillAppatrol is a weight-loss supplement that promises to control cravings, boost metabolism, and help you burn fat using natural, clinically-proven ingredients.

NaturaMedHealth, also states that it will help you achieve weight reduction without side effects, and achieve “real results… backed by science” – or so its website would have you believe.

When we say website we couldn’t actually find an official one – it appears to be promoted on the NaturaMedHealth’s own website.

Can this diet pill actually reduce hunger pangs while trimming your waistline?

Claims:  To help reduce appetite, reduce meal portion and stop the snacking cravings while burning fat.

Positives: Utilises natural ingredients and virtually side effect free

Negatives:  Doesn’t have an official website. A very weak compound.

How does Appatrol Work

Appatrol works primarily by suppressing the appetite and reducing food cravings. Tangential benefits like improved metabolism also contribute to the product’s fat-burning properties.

But while these claims are supposedly backed by clinical trials, no actual links to any such proof can be found on the company’s website, despite constant references to the its scientific legitimacy.

What are the Ingredients

There are three main ingredients in Appatrol. Caralluma fimbriata is the centerpiece of the pill, a plant identified by the manufacturer as a natural appetite suppressant in use for centuries in India.

To date, however, there is no proof that this plant actually provides this benefit, and furthermore, there is no proof that the amount present in Appatrol is enough to make an impact.

Also present in Appatrol is green tea, fairly ubiquitous in the world of diet supplements. And although the company provides reference to an article demonstrating weight-loss properties of green tea, it is not known whether the quantity found in this pill is sufficient to gain those advantages, or if it’s even in the proper form.

The only evidence of its quantity is a statement reassuring customers that the amount is low enough to avoid the side effects typically associated with products containing green tea – an amount that is likely to be ineffective at providing benefits as well.

Finally, the stimulant synephrine, derived from bitter orange, is included to increase energy, enhance metabolism, and assist in weight loss, but, as the company states, only enough to provide benefits without risking the side-effects common to other stimulant-based diet aids.

Whether this amount is truly sufficient to work is unknown; as with the other ingredients in this pill, the actual quantity of synephrine is unknown.

Press Coverage and Media Exposure

Appatrol has received the bulk of its attention from blog writers who regularly evaluate weight-loss pills and other dietary supplements, and the consensus among them is that this product is not likely to be very effective.

They cite the lack of ingredient quantities, failure to provide substantiation of weight loss claims, and the inability to find any scientific evidence that verifies any of the manufacturer’s statements, as reasons to avoid this product.

Appatrol Customer Success Stories or Testimonials

NaturaMedHealth conveniently provides some glowing testimonials on its website, with supposed users of the company’s product reporting astonishing weight-loss success. Are they to be believed? It’s hardly likely, but unfortunately, there are few reviews of this product available elsewhere for comparison, apart from the articles mentioned above.

This in and of itself indicates that the product is not very popular or attractive to consumers. One can imagine that if Appatrol did indeed deliver on the promises that it makes, there would be a great deal more feedback available.

Of course the manufactures would not put anything negative on the main sales page.

Appatrol Side Effects

One of the main selling-points of this product is that it doesn’t produce any negative side-effects.

The label does warn women who are lactating or pregnant to avoid the product, and also includes the vague message, “If symptoms persist consult your healthcare professional”. Symptoms of what? Like so many other pieces of vital information associated with this product, NaturaMedHealth does not disclose this.

Does Appatrol Work

NaturaMedHealth throws around terms like “synergistic” and “clinically proven” to instill some faith in consumers considering making Appatrol a part of their weight management plan.

But it’s missing one key element that would go much farther in soliciting confidence than a bunch of marketing buzzwords – proof. And without knowing whether it features ingredients in quantities sufficient to generate results, or produce unwanted side-effects, there’s little reason to believe that such proof exists.

At a cost of around £30 / $50 for a 60 pill bottle, at a recommended dosage of 2-3 pills per day, and in spite of its supposed money-back guarantee, this is one investment whose cost readily outweighs its benefits.

Where To Buy Appatrol In the UK

We have not managed to find any trace of this product offline anywhere in the UK. There is minimal presence on the apart from the NaturaMedHealth website. There is not an Appatrol.com website in existence which is rather odd to say the least.

If you are despearte you could always try eBay and Amazon – but we wouldn’t recommend it.

Avesil UK Review, Is The Free Trial Just A Scam

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The diet product industry is sadly full of companies who are working hard to fleece you.

Avesil is manufactured by a company in the US that has been around for quite a while, but who sell the product using a “trial” method to get money from unsuspecting consumers. Upon receipt of the “trial”, the consumer is then billed for £50 / $90 – a very costly amount for one bottle with a very problematic and frustrating mechanism for ‘unsubscribing’.

The 14-day trial is something you will not want to fall for, along with many other suspect aspects of this product, as described below.

Claims:  To help with fast, safe weight loss by reducing appetite, burning fat and boosting energy levels

Positives: Precisely zero

Negatives:  Free Trail offered. Can work out very expensive and frustrating as you try to cancel. A prime example of a dodgy diet pill.

Avesil Review – How does it Work

Avesil is advertised to reduce your appetite, burn energy quickly and boost energy, along with making you lose weight.

The headline for Avesil is a generic ‘Fast Safe Weight Loss’. Avesil is claimed to reduce your appetite and burn fat, raise your thermogenic body process and regulate your levels of blood sugar.

A “special formula” is mentioned in the advertisement of this product, although the information does not go into specifics. It is hard to tell exactly how Avesil works and what would make it better than other products that are similar.

The manufacturer directs consumers to take six capsules a day, which definitely seems like a large amount. The capsules are to be taken before eating.

The advertising material suggests that “Doctors trust this formula” – the marketing material below appears to be just a photostock image of a doctor.

What are the Ingredients

With only four ingredients listed, it makes you wonder what else is really in the product. The ingredients of Avesil are listed as caffeine at a level of 75 mg, chromium as ChromeMate at a level of 100 mcg and 83% of the daily recommended amount, an Avesil “proprietary blend” (nowhere is is stated what the blend is), in addition to decaffeinated green tea extract and Ashwagandha root extract.

There are several name brand products listed such as GreenSelect, Sensoril, and EGCG although the details of what is really contained in these products is not listed.

By listing a “proprietary blend” in their ingredients, there is really no telling what other ingredients are included and this is a good way for the manufacturer to hide cheaper contents.

Although it is advertised to suppress appetite, there is no ingredient listed that would cause this to happen, at least according to modern scientific theory. Also, chromium has been proven in tests to be ineffective for reducing body fat and transforming it into lean muscle.

Press and Media Coverage

By being vague with the information they provide on the website, they still manage to skirt within the realms of legality. Although the FTC now has strict rules in regards to the trials companies like this can offer, the manufacturer of Avesil can still reel in unsuspecting consumers looking for a free offer.

When searching online, it is very obvious that the company that manufactures Avesil is not on everyone’s “good list” and this includes most of the top review websites that either reject or approve certain dietary weight loss supplements.

Many websites consider the Avesil trial to be a scam since the trial starts as soon as the person orders the product and it usually takes five days to receive it. People have experienced credit card charges showing up several days before the end of the trial.

One strange red flag about the company is that the address that is listed as a contact is really the address for a home furnishing store in Miami, Florida!

Avesil Customer Success Stories or Complaints

After viewing information online provided by people that have taken Avesil , and have also been drawn into the trial, one can see that there are a lot of unhappy people that feel Avesil is a huge waste of money.

Some suggest to drink a cup of coffee instead and save your money! Other people are upset that they were put on the auto-ship program and charged $90 / £50 when they were under the impression the trial was legit and now cannot successfully reach the manufacturer to have the charges canceled.

Many complain that the manufacturer has terrible customer service and the product itself is just as bad.

Avesil Side Effects

Because there are no reports that show the true ingredients of Avesil, the side effects can vary. Most people reported side effects of mild headaches, increased heart rate while others have experienced more severe side effects such as stomach aches, acne breakouts, and irregular heart beat issues, including atrial fibrillation.

Does Avesil Work

Going by all of the customer reviews provided on various websites on the Internet, it is safe to say that the answer is no. Although there are claims that clinical trials have been performed, there is no real truth proving these claims.

The free trial is a massive red flag. It is suggested that you do not purchase this products

Avesil Stockists UK – Where To Buy

There is not an Avesil UK website as such, all order go through the main US site.

There is not a high street presence in the UK, retailers or health supplements such as Holland and Barett and GNC do not stock, nor do the big brand chemists and pharmacies such as Boots and Lloyds.

Alternative Slimming Supplements

capsiplexnewIf you are serious about losing weight then we would recommend Capsiplex. It is a potent fat burner but also natural and free from side effects.

It is based on chili pepper and can help to break down fat cells and convert them to energy.

The manufacturers claim that using Capsiplex can help reduce calorie intake by 280 per day.

Read the review here

SlimQuick Razor Review, Could You Lose 25Lbs?

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SlimQuick Razor is a very aggressively marketed diet pill (not so much in the UK) that is formulated to help increase metabolism and raise body temperature while offering extreme fat burning potential.

The official website suggests it is ‘America’s strongest female fat burner’ and also claims that you could lose somewhere in the region of 25lbs.

The packaging has a very stark warning “Extreme Fat Burner” – this just adds the air of hype-i-ness if such a word exists.

All-in-all the company responsible (SlimQuick) are very familiar and worthy of a degree of trust but this particular product is just too far towards the sensationalistic to receive any kind of recomendation

Claims:  Claims to be the strongest female fat burner that can help you lose up to 25lbs fat

Positives: From the SlimQuick stable, a well established company with nearly a decade of history. Contains capsicum.

Negatives:  Overhyped, possibility of liver connected side effects.

How Does SlimQuick Razor Work

SlimQuick Razor works by stimulating the metabolism – there’s little doubt about that. How it does so, however, is cause for concern.

What are the Ingredients

SlimQuick Razor has almost 20 active ingredients, as well as a few other inactive ones that help the caplets to keep their shape.

The ingredients are green tea extract, caffeine, phosphatidylcholine (a soy extract), tea leaf extract, capsicum extract, chase tree extract, l-tyrosine, bacopa extract, turmeric, pomegranate, grape extract, cocoa seed, brown seaweed, ginger, pepper extracts, and gugglesterones E&Z. Most of these ingredients make sense right off the bat.

Capsicum extract and pepper extracts are both the same thing: pepper products. Capiscum is what gives spicy peppers their heat, and it has a warming effect on the body. If you’ve ever eaten a very hot pepper before, you may have begun to sweat; capsicum is the cause of this. It also causes the metabolism to speed up a bit and has a very strong connection to the fat burning process – but only if taken in the correct quantity.

L-tyrosine is an amino acid naturally produced by the body. It increases feel-good hormones like dopamine and norepinephrine, but has only shown to be effective at this during times of physical or emotional stress.

This could be fatigue, cold, sleep deprivation, or the loss of a loved one. All of these things are fairly serious, which makes the inclusion of l-tyrosine seem suspicious – is weight loss with SlimQuick Razor really that stressful? Generally, manufacturers want to avoid wasting their money on ineffective ingredients, so it must have been included for good reason.

The inclusion of phosphatidylcholine, however, is really the biggest cause for concern. Phosphatidylcholine is extracted from sources like egg yolks and soy beans; it is a vital component of living cells. It has been used in injection lipolysis, in which chemicals are injected that supposedly break down fat, but it has never been proven to be even remotely effective.

What phosphatidylcholine is good at is benefiting the liver. In studies of mice with hepatitis A, hepatitis B and hepatitis C, phosphatidylcholine helped improve liver function immensely. The issue here is that SlimQuick Razor and Original formulas have both been linked to liver issues.

In fact, several of the listed symptoms, although never called “liver failure,” are extremely indicative of liver failure. The inclusion of phosphatidylcholine seems like nothing more than an attempt to prevent liver damage. If a product needs this kind of a measure, it probably isn’t the kind of thing you should be ingesting.

SlimQuick Razor in the Press

There have not been many mentions of SlimQuick Razor in the press. The only mentions seem to be from lawyers’ offices, asking former users to contact them if they have experienced liver damage or failure.

SlimQuick Razor Customer Success Stories or Testimonials

SlimQuick’s website has customer testimonials on the site, as well as a review from a doctor. This doctor is known only as Dr. Di Pierro, and the site notes that he was compensated.

The language is vague, and says things such as “real clinical research” without providing a link to this study or any information about it. The site also notes that a 1350-calorie diet was followed.

However, the daily recommended intake of calories for an adult is 2000 calories. At 2000 calories, most adults will maintain their weight.

The diet that SlimQuick has them following would result in a rapid loss of weight anyhow. And then, to top everything off, SlimQuick notes of its success stories that “results [are] not typical.”

However, like all testimonials – and especially those posted online – you must take them with a grain of salt. Although you may want to believe that everyone is honest, some companies pay reviewers to leave dishonest reviews. And unfortunately, there really is no way to catch people in the act, as it were.

Some sites will display if the customer purchased the product there – for example, Amazon does this – but sadly, they are in the minority of sites.

Possible Side Effects

The side effects of the ingredients in SlimQuick Razor include dizziness, headache, irritability, and liver damage or failure.

Does SlimQuick Razor Work

In all likelihood, SlimQuick Razor is ineffective at best and a placebo at worse. The stimulants in it may suppress appetite for a while, especially if they cause nausea, but the weight loss will likely be water weight due to dehydration. And if you are particularly sensitive to stimulants, you may not even be able to take it for long enough to notice a difference.

As stated above, a 1350-calorie diet will make just about anyone lose weight, regardless of whether or not they are taking SlimQuick Razor. However, the bigger issue here is whether or not SlimQuick Razor is safe – and the conclusion would have to be no.

Where To Buy SlimQuick Razor In The UK

The Slimquick range is available all across America and Canada in multiple pharmacies and health supplement stockists. In the UK purchasing opportunities are sparse as far as the high street is concerned.

The official Razor website or a third party web reseller would be the most likely for a UK consumer.

Recommendation

PhenQ is strong fat burner and appetite suppressant that is better alternative to SlimQuick. It is aimed at wide range of consumers from the casual dieter to more hardcore fitness enthusiast.

PhenQ has possibly the biggest range of testimonials of any commercial diet pill – their tactic of soliciting video testimonials and success stories and publishing them on their official website is a masterstroke.

Click here to read the PhenQ indepth review