7 Day Herbal Slim keeps it pretty simple, describing its formula as one made up of certain ingredients and other “plant essences” made to promote safe results free of side effects with “no rebound” (which we assume means weight rebound. Beyond that, 7 Day Herbal Slim is a mystery. It does reveal a few ingredients, but not what could be considered a full ingredients list.

Ingredients & How 7 Day Herbal Slim Works

The named ingredients in 7 Day Herbal Slim include Seville orange flower, Lingzhi, Konjak, Cassia seed, lotus leaf and koala nut. You may not recognize all of these ingredients, because 7 Day Herbal Slim has actually misspelled a number of the names. But a lot of companies actually use these ingredients, because lotus for example is commonly found in a number of different Chinese recipes. It doesn’t have any weight loss properties.

7 Day Herbal Slim does have some ingredients that have been proven to promote weight loss such as bitter orange extract, konjac, and kola nut. But it misspells those ingredients, meaning that makers probably have no idea what konjac (glucomannan) for example actually does, and 7 Day Herbal Slim definitely doesn’t have the necessary amounts, which in this case would be at least 1000mg.

Is 7 Day Herbal Slim Effective?

The clinically proven ingredients that 7 Day Herbal Slim does use require high amounts such as 1000mg of glucomannan and 3000mg of kola nut, or more. But 7 Day Herbal Slim doesn’t disclose a full ingredient list or the amounts. Most products that do disclose those details don’t use the clinically proven amounts of these particular ingredients.

Conclusion

7 Day Herbal Slim doesn’t use a lot of clinically proven ingredients, and it doesn’t use any clinically proven amounts. Because of all of this, it’s safe to say that 7 Day Herbal Slim isn’t something that anybody would really want to pay for. And it’s not a risk that the average dieter should take.