Lipitrex

Lipitrex- Scam or Real Results?

Progressive Health has come out with a product called Lipitrex which boasts 3 big ones: Appetite suppression, fat blocking power, and fat burning power.  These are, of course, just claims, but you can never rule out the possibility that they are legit, right?  I mean, we could be missing out on the pill of the century!  …or could we?

Lipitrex Ingredients

Some of the key ingredients in Lipitrex include:

• Conjugated linoleic acid CLA (1500 mg)
• Pinolenic Acid (240 mg)
• Green Tea Extract (100 mg)
• Citrus Aurantium (100 mg)
• Coleus Forskohlii (125 mg)

There is certainly a massive amount of fatty acids in each dose here, but the effectiveness in reducing appetite, boosting metabolism, AND blocking fat absorption is highly questionable given this formula.  There really isn’t a lot of green tea here and it is unclear how much synephrine is standardized in the 100 mg of citrus aurantium.  There are some studies which show the ability of CLA to reduce fat in mice, but none in humans…which means the main ingredient here has no evidence of effectiveness…nuff said.

Lipitrex Pros

• Contains synephrine

Lipitrex Cons

• CLA has no evidence for human use
• Over-priced ($50)

Lipitrex Conclusion

Though this formula isn’t all that bad, it has very little evidence behind its ability to do all those lovely things promised by the company.  This is not uncommon in the diet pill world, but asking $50 for such a weak blend is very bold indeed.  I do not recommend you risk your money on this product.

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