Prescopodene talks about being America’s most powerful diet pill. They say that you can get the ultimate fat burning results that you need along with appetite suppression and other benefits equaling out to an extra 587 calories burned per day. They claim that you can finally enjoy the results as well with extra energy.

So does this product actually make competitors obsolete? Most of the time of course you find that it doesn’t have that effect at all. However, it happens that there is a diet pill time and again that lives up to their claims. So we believe in giving them a fair chance.

Their ingredients are interesting, but not so much on the valid side of things. You will see what we mean when we go over the ingredients. The first “active ingredient” is vitamin C. They call it ascorbic acid. But it really doesn’t matter what you call it. It is an essential vitamin that happens to be rich in antioxidants. There are no weight loss properties at all associated with it.

Second, they have pyroxidine, another essential vitamin known as vitamin B6. This vitamin has been known to increase energy in some individuals. However, it has never actually been known to promote weight loss in just about anyone. They don’t list these or magnesium for that matter as side ingredients. They list them as main, active ingredients.

From there, they do use some valid ingredients such as green tea, and they also use Advantra-Z, the patented form of synephrine, the replacement for ephedra. These ingredients could potentially promote greater fat burning except for the fact that they don’t actually use the right amounts. And they are really their only weight loss related ingredients in the first place.

Outside of that, they have ingredients like yerba mate. Yerba mate works to keep you full for longer when used in the right amounts with damiana and guarana. But when used on its own like this in any amount, it has not been known to promote any benefits, at this time including energy which is the most popular claim.

They also have a number of ingredients like ginger root that soothe the stomach, but they don’t promote weight loss. And they have antioxidants like DMAE and for that matter amino acids like tyrosine. The main issue is that these ingredients do not promote weight loss.

All in all, this formula does not give you the results that you want or need. They make a real show of trying to get you to believe that they do. But then they don’t give you many weight loss ingredients, let alone any weight loss ingredients in the right amounts. So we would definitely say to stay away from this one.