Claiming to actively control your appetite, Apatrim is apparently meant to help you to effectively speaking get all the results you are looking for.  They claim that Apatrim will help you to get the “breakthrough weight loss supplement that’s being called willpower in a bottle.”  Apparently, Apatrim uses science giving you the secret to weight loss now available in this amazing diet pill.  And it’s been “clinically proven to provide amazing results.”So how does it actually provide these “clinically proven results”?  And what makes it better than any other diet pill in general?  They claim it suppresses appetite, and apparently it was developed by a Dr Ronald M Lawrence MD in Los Angeles.  They have even suggested that you not only don’t need to diet and exercise, you should not diet and exercise with this supplement.  Frankly, that’s a flatly fraudulent claim.  You cannot lose weight without diet and exercise!

Now on the bright side, Apatrim doesn’t have any stimulants, which means that it won’t cause any stimulant related side effects.  On the downside, this does not mean that it is side effect free.  Other, non stimulant products have been known to cause side effects.  A prime example would be yohimbine, an aphrodisiac that by the way does not cause weight loss.  But it does cause heart attacks, strokes, etc.

So what’s the active Apatrim ingredient(s)?  They use caralluma fimbriata, a cactus herb used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine.  This means that yes, you could suppress appetite.  Caralluma fimbriata actually does suppress appetite if used in amounts of about 1000mg or more.  But they don’t actually have the right amounts.  They don’t list amounts, because they know that you would know the difference were they to actually list them.

What’s more, they don’t even have a full ingredients list.  This means that their other ingredients have no relation to weight loss.  Now there are some companies brazen enough to pretend that certain ingredients are weight loss ingredients, because their names are unrecognizable enough or foreign enough that they might actually fool somebody.

But realistically speaking, even if you didn’t know anything about weight loss ingredients, you could tell that the real ingredients in Apatrim have nothing to do with weight loss at all.  So all in all, this product is a cheap product with no weight loss properties.  It is purely fraudulent at best, and it will not give you anything that you are looking for.  Luckily, there are plenty of other options out there, and we would highly recommend that you find those other options and take advantage of them.