Banital Reviews

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Calling itself the ultimate weight loss system, Banital is advertised on TV and even promises you a “double your money back guarantee.  They claim that you can try it “risk free” for only $79.95.  In case you haven’t noticed, $79.95 is a lot of money compared to 99% of diet pills out there to say the least.  This being said, it better be a pretty amazing product to be worth that amount, money back guarantee or not.

This being said, they disclose the fact that they automatically sign you up for an auto ship order and there is no other way to buy it.  Telling you that they are ripping you off doesn’t make it any better!  This being said, they claim to have a 4 in 1 system that will improve carb metabolism, fat metabolism, appetite suppression, and give you extra energy throughout the day.  It seems they are relying on hype and a flashy website to distract you away from looking for actual details.

So how does it work?  They have a few ingredients to go off of.  First of all, they have phaseolus vulgaris or the white kidney bean.  According to consumer reviews, this actually does produce a sort of carb blocking effect which they see in their stool if they eat too many.  But studies have neither proved or disproven this theory.  It seems on this one that science may need to catch up.  This being said, the amounts that consumers seem to find effective are rather high, and they don’t seem to have this amount.  Likewise, they have chitosan, a popular fat blocker that comes from the shell of crustaceans.    Like white kidney bean, it seems that science may need to play catch up.  But realistically speaking, consumers find higher amounts to actually be effective, which they don’t have.

Second, they have green tea, which we would expect.  Realistically speaking, green tea is in just about every diet pill out there.  Now you should be getting at least 400mg with 50% caffeine meaning about 200mg caffeine with all of the other benefits of green tea to lose weight.  They have about 45mg EGCG saying that it contains caffeine.  They don’t specify the amounts, because they don’t have the required amounts.  Likewise, they have citrus aurantium, touted to be the ultimate alternative to ephedra.  We have to caution you on this one.  They came out with a law saying you could only use about 25mg of ephedra, partly because that amount of ephedra would not promote weight loss.  Likewise, as a cousin of ephedrine, synephrine requires certain amounts.  Usually around 250mg is sufficient.  But with this formula, you are more likely to get the 25mg that in synephrine also doesn’t work.

Moving on, you get a few ingredients that are meant to normalize and control blood sugar levels.  These include those such as gymnema sylvestre, ginger root, etc.  Now while these can be useful to some degree, they aren’t going to provide extreme and substantial results.  They are meant more to compliment other ingredients.  With the fact that they don’t have other ingredients in the right amounts, obviously there is nothing to compliment.

The rest of the ingredients are those like aloe vera, which is said to have a healing effect inside as well as outside the body, licorice root for digestive ease, and chamomile, which realistically speaking is a stress relaxant.  So realistically speaking, most of the ingredients have nothing at all to do with weight loss in the first place, which by the way is not a good thing.

We would not recommend using this formula.  It does not promote the weight loss results you are looking for, and you would be far better off with something else.  Of course, caffeines naturally come with some side effects for some people.  But honestly speaking, with such small amounts, we would doubt that anybody but the most sensitive would suffer these with Banital.

As far as the money back guarantee, you have to use the product for something like at least 4 months, your doctor has to basically prescribe it to you in the first place, and in short they set up a bunch of hoops nobody would be able to jump through on a normal basis.  Their regular money back guarantee is a 30 day guarantee, and they are counting on the fact that most people don’t remember to do it in that time.  So all in all, there are various reasons not to buy this product.

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