Claiming to come from 100% natural spinach, Appethyl is a product that boasts that not only is it all natural, but safe, effective and clinically tested to show that it is truly the weight loss product people have been thinking of but never thought existed. And it’s only made up of spinach, who knew it would be as simple as that?
Appethyl goes through a processing method that has been patented by the company, which makes consuming this product different than just eating spinach. It’s supposed to help you lose weight. So does it really work as claimed? Or are you better off just eating spinach regularly instead? We decided to find out.
Appethyl is manufactured by The Green PolkaDot Box, which is located in Spanish Fork Canyon, Utah. The Green PolkaDot Box was founded in 2024, and has it’s mission statement is to deliver organic and natural foods and goods to people who would otherwise not be able to consume such products. Appethyl can be purchased on it’s own official website, and there’s also an optional auto-shipment program that is possible as well. This product can also be purchased from third party retailers such as Amazon.com. Appethyl is not available in stores.
Thylakoids are the substances that make Appethyl beneficial for consumption, or so it is claimed. These thylakoids are removed from the spinach cells while the product is being processed. This makes the product bioactive, unlike regular spinach. These plant cell membranes are used to help suppress the appetite in the user. Appethyl is a green powder that can be applied to a variety of things, such as soups, smoothies or any other kind of green drink. It is recommended to take this product with a little bit of fat, as the thylkoids work best that way.
Despite trying to come off as a sure fire product for weight loss, not all users found their results as typical. Some users saw no change in weight at all!
The sole ingredient in Appethyl is spinach. The spinach that is put into this product isn’t just spinach that you would get from a grocery store however. This spinach has been processed in such a way that the cell membranes of the plant are used as an appetite suppressant through thylakoids which are made active through processing.
There are no adverse effects reported from use of this product. However some users have reported frequent trips to the restroom.
Appethyl is made up of spinach, making it one of the simplest, all natural products out there. There are no stimulants in this product, so it is free of any of the adverse effects that are associated with them.
Despite claims that this ingredient has been clinically tested, the fact of the matter is that this product has not been clinically tested on a wide scale. In small scale tests you can more easily see the results that you want, but in a wider scale there are other factors that may come into play that may change the perception of how effective this product really is.
Also for being so effective, we do find it a bit strange that there are no other products available that feature Appethyl or something like it as an ingredient. It’s because of this that we find the claims this company makes to be a bit inflated.
While there are users that have seen positive results, it’s important to remember that these users all also implemented exercise and a healthy, low calorie diet into their daily routines. By itself, this product was not seen as effective in helping people lose weight. And with a price tag of $50, it’s a bit much to ask for essentially what boils down to spinach. Especially when there is no mention of a money-back guarantee.
There is no doubt that spinach is healthy for you to consume. However just because it is healthy, that doesn’t mean that you should be expected to pay a high price for it, especially if it doesn’t really help you lose weight at an accelerated rate.
Bottom Line:
A common trick that dietary supplements use, is saying that they have an all natural product. While that may be true, that doesn’t necessarily mean that it can help you lose weight. True, something like spinach isn’t going to harm you, but when you take into account how much this product costs, it’ll have you wondering why you just don’t cook spinach instead. More effective dietary supplements don’t have such a high price tag.
Sure there are things out there that are worse for you than spinach. But even so, why not just buy spinach from a grocery store instead of paying $50 for a processed version of it? We recommend looking into more effective dietary supplements.
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