Slimax

I’ve seen junk products galore, and I could swear more pop up every day, every month, every year! Junk products have always been the majority. But it gets worse. In years past, most diet pills focused on ephedra, and ephedra was an EXTREMELY powerful fat burning ingredient. But the ban left a lot of companies scrambling, and ephedrine has never been truly replaced, at least not in popularity.

But the things that some companies are coming out with are a bit extreme. A lot of consumers want a safer alternative. Okay, great. There are plenty of safe alternatives like evodiamine, garcinia cambogia, or razberi-k, 2 of which are Chinese supplements. And at this point, it seems that Slimax is focusing on Chinese herbal ingredients.

But the things that Slimax has chosen are far from what you would think. Instead of using the safe and stimulant free evodiamine or the famous an healthy antioxidant based green tea, which has been plastered all over TV, Slimax uses plants like lotus, tarragon, and bamboo. All of these foods are rich in vitamins, a lot like broccoli in fact. And if you eat more broccoli, chances are you might lose weight. You’re cutting calories, unless of course you’re drenching it with butter.

But a broccoli powder, pill, etc. is not going to help you to eat less or cut your calories. It is not going to burn more fat, and that kind of waste is exactly what you are getting here. You’re getting a fraction of a good vitamin pill.

The way I look at it, Slimax is a big waste, and it’s one of the more obvious scams I’ve seen lately. Slimax is one of a number of products I’ve seen lately using some of the many Chinese herbs that have never even been suggested to, let alone proven to burn fat.

It might surprise you to know just how cheap clinically proven ingredients like green tea are. When you use Slimax, you get something that is actually worse than the average diet pill, not even using one valid ingredient, not even one that looks remotely like a clinically proven approach. But then again, this is Slimax, it’s not that big a surprise.