Adaprex-P Reviews

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As you can probably guess, Adaprex P is meant to be a copycat of prescription Adipex/Phentermine.  But they of course claim it comes without a prescription and without the well known side effects.  They claim it works as an appetite suppressant that also promotes energy, fat burning, and mood enhancement for a more complete and comprehensive effect in general when it comes to weight loss.  So why isn’t everyone rushing out of their beds to buy this “amazing product!

The first question to answer would be what are the ingredients?

First of all, it has an ingredient known as synephrine.  Synephrine is thought to be the new ephedra, burning fat, increasing metabolism, increasing energy, even suppressing appetite, but without all the nasty side effects!  It’s a cousin of ephedra, and thus far all signs are good.  The problem is that like anything else, synephrine requires certain amounts.  They most likely use around 25mg.  Now manufacturers have been allowed to use about 25-30mg of ephedra, mostly for asthma.  But part of the point is that using those small amounts, you cannot lose weight!  The same goes for synephrine.  It requires a substantially higher amount to actually achieve results.

Their second ingredient is caffeine.  Caffeine could ideally speaking help you to lose weight and burn fat for a relatively short period of time.  The problem is what happens after that short period of time.  And to even get that, you have to have at least 400mg.  We can guarantee that they don’t use that much.  So far, these ingredients are not at all expensive, and frankly they’re rather ordinary.  And yet they can’t actually bother using the right amounts.

And finally, they use what’s called hoodia.  Hoodia is of course known to be an appetite suppressant.  The problem is that even though multiple quantities and otherwise have been tested before, this has actually been shown to not promote appetite suppression or any other benefits in general.  Likewise, they have actually made it illegal to export hoodia from South Africa.  That is the only place that currently grows hoodia gordonii.  So that puts a bit of a damper on things to be sure.

We would not recommend using Adaprex-P.  It does promote weight loss, it has ingredients or rather an ingredient that has actually been proven not to promote weight loss, wow.  I mean how can you really get any worse?  We would say that you can’t.  I mean of course, you could get a formula that actually uses ephedra in the small amount still allowed.  That would be dangerous and ineffective.  But realistically speaking, it’s not as if caffeine in and of itself is incapable of causing side effects.

Adaprex-P relies on hype and copying somebody else’s name and idea.  They count on the idea that you won’t realistically speaking know the difference between a good product, a real product and theirs.  They just follow after prescription Adipex hoping the whole time that you won’t notice what they are doing.  We would choose something else, preferably something that can stand on its own credentials.

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