Lipex II Reviews

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Apparently Lipex II is the ultimate formula that will burn your fat, target trouble areas, control appetite, increase energy, and boost metabolism with an extremely fast acting formula.  They say that Lipex II is the most powerful possible formula that will give you a greater value than ever before without all the side effects.  And you can try it for yourself, taking advantage of their special pricing offer and money back guarantee in general terms.

The reality is that they try to draw you in with what’s called a “free trial offer.”  A free trial offer basically means that you are paying for an expensive auto ship to start after only a few days when you only get a small amount to try.  They typically give you about 14 days including shipping and handling time.  So all in all, that is not a good thing.  It is also a sign that the product does not work, and that’s the only way they can actually sell it.

So how does Lipex II supposedly work?  It uses a blend of various ingredients.  Some ingredients are revealed in their total amounts and others are combined into a small 205mg proprietary blend.  To start off, they use caffeine.  Now caffeine requires about 400mg to function as a fat burner.  They came up just short at 300mg. So our question is, why not just use the extra 100mg?

Then they use coleus forskohlii.  This Ayurvedic approach actually requires around 1000mg-1500mg depending on who you talk to.  They use 25mg, a far shot from the requirements to say the least.  So obviously speaking this part of the formula definitely wouldn’t work to help you to produce real let alone lasting weight loss results.

From there, they use 20mg of synephrine which is like using 20mg of ephedra. It doesn’t work!  Synephrine requires at least about 250mg, which is definitely not something that you are going to find here for obvious reasons.  But realistically speaking, it could be effective.  It’s just a matter of going all the way.  Unfortunately, yohimbine does not follow the same pattern.  Yohimbine is an aphrodisiac for men.  It does not promote weight loss.  But like ephedra, it can cause side effects such as heart attack, stroke, renal failure, etc.

So what does their small proprietary blend apparently account for?  It uses a blend of a few amino acids, an anti inflammatory pain reliever, and some antioxidants with one ingredient that has been known to soothe stomach upset.  These ingredients do not actually promote any kind of weight loss results.  So they would be a complete waste of time and money.

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