AminoSculpt Reviews

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Describing itself as the only patented collagen supplement, AminoSculpt is apparently meant to help you to lose weight and achieve fat burning results with improved skin and joints as well.  They claim that it is used by over 3800 medical professionals and has been used that way for the past 28 years.  It is now available to the public at large.

So what qualifies them to call it proven medical history?

Well, according to their thought, they can claim to promote everything from weight loss to energy to improved joint function and sleep quality, because they use hydrolyzed collagen protein.  They also claim that this will promote nighttime weight loss in and of itself.  Yes, collagen is obviously found in the joints, skin, etc.  But realistically speaking, drinking it has never been proven effective in any capacity, and what’s more, it has never been proven in anything in relation to weight loss.  So realistically, there is nothing that qualifies them to make these particular claims.

Are there really doctors?

Apparently, they couldn’t even pay licensed doctors enough to promote this crap, and that’s saying something.  Realistically speaking, their only promotional subject would be a “nutrition consultant” out of Hawthorne, CA.  So in other words, the likelihood is that he works in the smoothie and supplement area of a local gym, and they paid him extra money to pose in front of some supplements with some of their bottles and say that he made the statements they list.

How much does AminoSculpt cost?

Too much.  It costs about $49.95 per bottle, which you can imagine a bottle isn’t going to last you even 30 days.  But this in mind, frankly speaking, you are paying for a  supposed collagen formula for which they don’t actually even give you a real ingredients list.  So obviously, there’s nothing all that great about it.

Is there any reason to buy AminoSculpt?

Not really realistically speaking.  AminoSculpt doesn’t have any weight loss components, they make blatantly false claims, they don’t give you anything to make up for it, they don’t even give you a full ingredients list.  So for all you know, it could have potentially dangerous ingredients realistically.  So no, we really don’t think that there’s any plausible reason to give AminoSculpt any kind of chance.  There are far better products out there that will give you much better results with a lower price and actually proven ingredients.

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