What is Obesitrol?

Boasting that it has 5 all natural ingredients that are scientifically proven to guarantee weight loss, Obesitrol targets it’s buyers with their own dreams of a thinner, healthier version of themselves. And they don’t even have to change their diet or lifestyle to get there!

No change in diet or lifestyle? This sounds like a miracle only something in a holy book would promise? Are these claims valid? Or is this product a false prophet, gaining the public’s attention only for the sake of financial gain for the company itself? We decided to go in and check if this product really is what it claims to be.

What is Demograss?

Unlike many weight loss tools that require users to stick to a healthy lifestyle of diet and exercise, Demograss actually promises to help you lose weight without having to diet or exercise. Demograss claims to possess fat burning properties that will enable your body to burn fat over extended periods of time. Demograss even promises to be able to burn off childhood fat that even diet and exercises aren’t capable of getting rid of.

Demograss makes a lot of weighty claims, even compared to other weight loss tools. But is it really capable of accomplishing everything that it promises? If something seems too good to be true, it usually isn’t. Let’s take a look at the Demograss product and see if it holds up to scrutiny.

What is Forskolin Fuel?

Billing itself as a “miracle” flower, Forskolin Fuel claims to be able to boost your metabolism to help you fight and burn fat. The product’s alleged weight loss properites are derived from the ingredient Cloeus Forskohli, an herbal mint that Forskolin Fuels has been clinically proven to result in weight loss. While other products contain Cloeus Forskohli as well, Forskolin Fuel claims to be the only weight loss product containing the amount needed to result in significant weight loss, which is 20% of the extract.

Many weight loss products claim to offer miraculous results, but it’s still a little rare to see a product in this day and age be so bold as to actually use the word “miracle”. Can Forskolin Fuel’s results live up to that lofty claim? Let’s take a look at the product and see if it’s really capable of making good on its weight loss promises.

What is Duromine?

Duromine is one of several branded versions of the controversial prescription-strength weight loss supplement Phentermine, which is occasionally used by doctors to treat patients suffering from morbid obesity. While clinically proven to be a powerful appetite suppressant, Phentermine is unfortunately easy to abuse and has been known to result in some dangerous side effects.

Given the nasty side effects that may occur from use of Phentermine, we can probably assume that Duromine isn’t exactly the safest weight loss product on the market. But is it effective? Let’s take a closer look at Duromine and see if there are any benefits to using this risky product.

What is Apidexin?

Apidexin knows the audience it’s trying to talk to. It’s the people who are sitting in front of their computer screens, eyes glazed from staring so long, back feeling sore from prolonged sitting, girth ever widening as the months and years pass. There’s an unhappiness in the current self that this audience shares. Apidexin knows this.

Apidexin makes promises of weight loss, promises of a boosted metabolism and a decreased appetite. The audience wants to believe it’s true, believe it’s real. If you believe in something hard enough, can’t an idea become reality? Apidexin’s marketing says it’s possible, it’s just a credit card payment away. So is it really true?

What is Belly Blaster?

Showcasing an attractive young woman on a beach with an impeccable midsection on it’s website, Belly Blaster entices it’s users to lose weight with their product, subliminally claiming that it’s scientifically proven ingredients can have you looking like the woman in the ad, if not dating her relatively soon.

But will this product really have you blasting away pounds as if from a bazooka? Or is this product nothing more than a blooper? We decided to check out if this product really is what is says it is, and if it could really get rid of a beer keg gut.

What is it?

Sometimes the hardest part of weight loss, is learning to curb those hunger cravings. After burgers, pizza and cakes become routine, it’s hard for people to trade them for apples, grapes and salads. And sure people can do it for a little while, but they won’t feel as full as they used to. Because of this relapse is virtually inevitable.

But wait, there’s Apatrim, here to save the day and curb that pesky appetite that wants to continually snack. And not only is it all natural, but it also boasts of having no stimulants in it! Could this be real? Is this the hope that can once and for all beat that after dinner scoops of ice cream with chocolate sauce? We decided to find out.

What is Anoretix?

With so many diet pills and supplements out there on the market, it can feel overwhelming. Can any of these diet pills back up their extraordinary claims? With Anoretix, that’s exactly the story they are pushing, claiming you can lose weight without changing anything at all with your daily life. Even the company’s website claims that this is the “magic pill” that will solve all your weight loss problems.

Sound too good to be true? Afraid that this won’t make you lose anything but your money? Or is this really the fountain of youth pill that everyone’s been looking for? We decided to see if these claims were valid, or just nonsensical myths.

What is it?

Using bright colors and smiling faces on it’s website, Colpurex tries to entice it’s users into buying it’s product by claiming that it can not only help users lose weight, but become healthier overall. It does this by clearing out toxins and impurities in the colon.

Sounds like it can work, but is it too good to be true? We decided to go ahead and check out if this product really is as good as it claims to be.

What is Albuterex?

Promising to let it’s users burn fat like never before, Albuterex tempts it’s users into making a purchase of it with promises of lean, sexy results. However there are several countries that have banned this product altogether.

Does this product work like it says it does? Or is there something potentially dangerous about it that we should stay away from? We decided to find out.