This 4 in 1 formula is apparently meant to give you all of the weight loss results you need.  They claim that Lipitrex attacks your fat and excess weight in 4 ways naturally increasing metabolism, increasing energy, improving thyroid health, decreasing or blocking carbs and fat, and suppressing your appetite to control food intake.

They claim that this formula will even specifically decrease belly fat, which is of course not a realistic or legitimate claim in any way.  But there’s also the fact that the ingredient they describe in their specific claim is CLA.  CLA requires 4500mg which basically nobody including Lipitrex uses, and you lose about 2 extra pounds per year, which is not much to say the least.  So all in all, this is not a legitimate claim to say the least.

From there, they claim to use pinnothin to help you to suppress appetite.  We have no idea why they love the big requirements that they aren’t going to fulfill!  While ingredients like glucomannan only require about 1000mg, which is still an amount they do not reach, pinnothin actually requires 3500mg, which is a huge amount.  They definitely don’t have this particular amount needed to produce results.

From there, they claim to use citrus aurantium/bitter orange which is basically a type of synephrine.  Synephrine is the active component of these ingredients.  It is recognized to be a cousin of ephedra, and they say that it will give you all the same benefits without actually causing any side effects in general.  Now of course, it requires a certain about, generally around 250mg, which isn’t too much.  But they can’t even manage to give you that much! So obviously speaking, this doesn’t really work out.

Their other ingredients are basically essential vitamins, which they call weight loss supplements.  It’s fine if you use vitamins, they are helpful in some ways.  But they don’t even begin to promote weight loss results! So realistically speaking, there is no reason to try to pass them off as such.  The closest one to weight loss would be chromium, and that only promotes results with garcinia cambogia and gymnema sylvestre in the right amounts.  Otherwise, there is only one good study conducted in athletes.  All other studies conducted on the general population showed no results at all.

Realistically, this product is to some degree based on caffeine.  The idea of using ingredients like CLA and Pinnothin is that even though they require huge amounts and CLA isn’t actually that effective, they don’t have stimulants, they don’t cause unnecessary side effects in general terms.  But you will never get the right amounts, and obviously, Lipitrex has added in caffeine anyway.

We were not at all impressed with this product.  It doesn’t even begin to measure up to any descent standard of results.  While we like some of the ingredients, we don’t like seeing such insufficient amounts, and we definitely don’t like seeing companies try to pass off ingredients that have nothing to do with weight loss as being weight loss related.  We would not recommend Lipitrex.