Capsipure is a relatively new chilli-based weight loss pill which claims to boost metabolism and help burn more calories.
Capsipure is currently sold online at Holland and Barrett and appears to be based on the clinically proven Capsiplex formulation.
Capsiplex has been one of the biggest success stories of the diet pill industry in recent years, and was featured on the front page of many national newspapers. Read the rest of this entry
There have been a number of fat burning formulations which have been banned over recent years, mainly due to a high risk of potential side effects.
Many of the now “illegal” fat burners originally contained Ephedra. Although effective, Ephedra can cause a number of adverse reactions, affecting both the heart and respiratory system.
The latest fat burning formulations focus on assisting the body to produce fat destroying enzymes. This is a dramatic improvement on now obsolete and high-risk stimulant based products. Read the rest of this entry
The Pink Patch is a diet patch that has come under fire for its advertising. Specifically one advert claiming weight loss of a stone in just two weeks.
This advert, which was heavily marketed on social media websites, was quickly banned due to a lack of clinical evidence to back up the claims.
However, the Pink Patch still uses questionable advertising practices that seem to target vulnerable young females who are easily influenced by images of thin girls. Read the rest of this entry
There are a huge amount of diet pills available which can purchased over-the-counter or via a prescription.
However, both versions can be equally dangerous with some FDA approved products known to cause severe side effects in a percentage of users.
Thankfully better control and regulation over recent years has meant that a number of potentially dangerous products have now been taken off the shelves. Read the rest of this entry
People who are desperate to lose weight often turn their attention towards the latest diet fads and products. This quite often means that they are at the mercy of many different diet scams.
One of the latest dieting fads is the diet patch. But are diet patches a scam or are its claims genuine?
The idea behind the diet patch is simple. Basically they work the same as a nicotine patch, just attach the diet patch to your skin and its slimming ingredients will be absorbed resulting in weight loss.
