Helping you to reportedly cheat on your diet, Core4 Cheat is actually a sprinkle to be put on your food.  This is in a way like the recently sensationalized Sensa that has been sold on the radio.  It replaces spices and actually helps you to feel full faster, apparently eliminating up to 25% of your regular calories.  They claim it’s tasteless and effective in this particular case, claiming that it is also “clinically proven to promote weight loss.”

So what is there to Core4 Cheat?  Is it actually clinically proven, and will it actually reduce the amount that you eat?  Does it actually have the ingredients to surpass other Core4 products and frankly weight loss products in general?  That remains a question for many who question the validity of clinical studies, because just because it doesn’t work for you doesn’t mean it won’t work for somebody else.  In all truth, the only thing you’ll see with Core4 Cheat is the placebo effect. There is no element of cheating in this, and to be honest, you cannot lose weight without diet or exercise.

The formula is what we find most entertaining about this product.  Yes, they do have some clinically proven ingredients.  They have one clinically proven ingredient to be blunt.  Their other ingredient, yes there are only two, has nothing to do with weight loss.  It’s a preservative used in capsules to encapsulate known as cellulose.  Frankly speaking, there is no reason to even list it in their “proprietary blend.” It just means that they have more of the unproven ingredient than the proven ingredient.

But the only proven ingredient is known as konjac root or glucomannan.  They use another name to try to hide it.  But basically speaking, this ingredient has been proven to suppress appetite and in the meantime even lower bad cholesterol levels if used in higher amounts.  However, the minimum is at least 1000mg. Their entire proprietary blend is 503mg.  So it’s a joke, and there’s a reason why Core4 Cheat never works for anybody.

All in all, this product is like so many others. It simply speaking does not work.  It doesn’t have the right amounts, the right ingredients, anything like that.  So all in all, you would be much better off finding something that does work.  There are plenty of products out there luckily, and many of them are surprisingly affordable.