Are you looking for the fun way to lose weight?  Apparently, SlimSplash is it.  They claim that it will increase metabolism, reduce appetite, suppress cravings, burn off extra calories, reduce water retention and bloating, and help you to increase energy, stay alert, and stay motivated and on task.  They talk about Slim Splash having all the right stuff to finally help you to get with the program.

So how does SlimSplash work?  Well, we’ve already gone over all the things it’s supposed to do, and while we like some of it, the part about reducing water weight is not good.  Yes, it may seem like you have too much.  But in reality, water weight is essential to the basic functioning of the body, and the best way to reduce bloating is to actually drink more water. However, this seems so counterintuitive, most of us don’t think of it.

At this point, it seems that the best part about SlimSplash is that they provide hundreds of weight loss tips that randomly appear on pages when clicked.  Some of these tips do work to promote weight loss.  But they are the things promoting weight loss rather than SlimSplash.  So really, there’s no reason to pay for that.

As far as the ingredients to go, though somewhat difficult to find, they include green tea, acai, guarana, and stevia.  Green tea is quite literally the only weight loss ingredient in this whole mix.  It requires a certain amount of 50% caffeine, which you aren’t going to find here.  And yes, it is the caffeine that actually promotes the weight loss.  So without that element, there would be no weight loss at all.

Frankly, this company is outrageous.  After all, green tea is the only weight loss ingredient in the mix.  Guarana could promote weight loss if combined with damiana and yerba mate.  But they don’t have the amount that would be required of guarana, and they don’t actually have the other two ingredients.  Without them, no matter the amount, guarana actually has no effect at all.

Likewise, acai is of course a superfruit, and while rich in vitamins and antioxidants, it has no weight loss properties whatsoever.  Stevia is just an artificial sweetener, and artificial sweeteners have been known to contribute to obesity, not work against it.  They have no place in any legitimate weight loss formula in general.

We would not recommend bothering with SlimSplash.  It is a complete and total waste of time and money, and it will not actually help you to see greater results.  There are various other options that do considerably better and have other ingredients that might actually work.  They definitely don’t use artificial sweeteners in place of real weight loss ingredients, and they don’t use weight loss tips to make up for their lack of a formula.