Lipozene is one of those “as seen on TV” diet pills with some pretty outrageous advertising with things like “Reduce pounds of body fat and weight without a change in lifestyle.” Really? I know that there are studies where scientists encouraged users to maintain current habits. But when you use a good weight loss pill, not changing your lifestyle means that you won’t lose even 1 pound a week! And these studies only last about 8-12 weeks. How long do you really think it will last?
The ridiculous advertising is through the roof. And if you’re looking for information, you will have to really dig deep. Lipozene does its best to hide the key ingredient for heaven sake!
Lipozene’s Super Secret Ingredient
If you’re looking at any diet pill, you should always know exactly what’s in it! I don’t care if a product has 1 ingredient or 100 ingredients. You should know exactly what those ingredients are and exactly how much of each ingredient that particular product uses. Lipozene could have other ingredients. But even if you search the site, you would never be able to tell for sure.
But if you look at the fine print, Lipozene has one ingredient: glucomannan. Glucomannan does work as a pretty powerful appetite suppressant. It blows up in the stomach, filling most of it and therefore helping you to eat less, making an automatic lifestyle change for you. But it does not burn fat. This fiber NEVER burns fat!
Unlike Apatrim, another popular “as seen on TV” product, Lipozene does not actually tell you how much is used. Glucomanan requires about 1000mg. Apatrim reveals a formula with 500mg caralluma fimbriata, when caralluma fimbriata requires at least 1000mg. How much do you really think Lipozene uses if makers won’t share that particular detail? Not much.
Lipozene Conclusion
If you want to try a product that actually works, STAY AWAY FROM THE INFOMERCIALS! I know they’re tempting, and I know we love to watch them. But infomercials are poison when it comes to finding a good diet pill. In short, you get excited and most people buy without thinking meaning that infomercial products don’t actually have to tell you anything.
Lipozene sells for about $29.99 a bottle, which seems pretty cheap compared to other junk diet pills. But Lipozene does not provide a product that is actually worth that much.