AminoSculpt is a stimulant free formula, and it’s one of only a few products currently based on collagen or something similar. This liquid formula has supposedly been “used by over 4,700 health professionals including doctors, surgeons, and nutritionists.” And of course, AminoSculpt has to brag about its “proven medical history.”

But there are only a few liquid products using collagen (every product claims to be the only one), and the numbers aren’t growing by any means. Even small and currently rather obscure ingredients like African Mango are expanding, because African Mango has been clinically proven to burn fat, which begs the question, why isn’t collagen exploding if it’s so effective?

It’s Not the Cost

At one time, collagen might have been considered to be fairly expensive. After all, it was a leading ingredient in many skincare creams. But ever since peptides came out, collagen has fallen into the background and it’s not actually that expensive. Frankly, it was never all that great when used in skin creams.

What About Weight Loss?

Researchers spent a lot of time studying collagen as a skin product, but not quite as much studying it as a weight loss product. Nonetheless, all studies on weight loss so far have shown that collagen does not promote weight loss. So far, it doesn’t seem to cause side effects when taken orally (it can clog pores when used in skin creams). But the fact that it doesn’t promote weight loss, and the other ingredients don’t either, means that you probably shouldn’t waste your time.

Conclusion

AminoSculpt may be stimulant free. It uses other ingredients like aloe vera, and obviously, ingredients like aloe vera and collagen don’t have any caffeine. But AminoSculpt is not equipped for any weight loss results, and it could still have fillers that could cause potential problems. So the best policy is to find something at the very least with clinically proven ingredients, even just one would be better.