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July 25, 2009 No Comments Editorial Staff

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Diet Success RoadMap

July 25, 2009 No Comments Editorial Staff

RoadMap to the Best Diet Aides
  
Diet  Success Tips

Before embarking on using diet pills, other diet products or even powerful diet drugs you may want to review expert weight loss research, and consumer diet product evaluations.   Learn which diet pills and diet products make the grade with Consumer Diet Reviews easy diet ratings. Quickly compare diet products and see which diet aides may best help you lose weight fast and most importantly safely.  

Don’t spend your hard earned money on products with inferior and potentially dangerous weight loss results.  

We’ve researched and studied hundreds of weight loss products available in your local stores and online and weeded through all the hype, to provide you with our top 10 diet products reviews.   We continuously research and investigate which diet pills perform best with little to no side effects.   The top three best performing weight loss diet supplements/products used safely by consumers just like you are:.
 Before you buy:

1.   Get your weight loss facts.  

2.   Obtain consumer diet reviews and see what other like you have to say about the diet product of interest to you.

3. Arm yourself with information and in-depth diet pills reviews by the experts.   Find out and:

—  Learn which weight loss pills and products are most effective.  
—  Find out which diets  are backed up by scientific clinical studies.
—  Make sure your diet aides come with  powerful proven ingredients that produce successful weight loss.
—  Avoid the potential dangerous side effects of diet drugs and other diet products.
—  Avoid all the marketing hype vs. real effective weight loss.
—  Find out which diet products come with a Diet Guarantee or your money back.
 
We’ve researched and studied hundreds of weight loss products available in your local stores and online and weeded through all the hype, to provide you with our top diet products reviews.   We continuously research and investigate which diet pills perform best with little to no side effects.   The top 5 best performing weight loss diet supplements/products used safely by consumers just like you are:

Anorex

July 25, 2009 No Comments Editorial Staff

Anorex Reviews

Anorex-SF marketed under multiple brands including Leptoprin is a well hyped aggressively mass marketed weight loss supplement  .

Made by Klein-Becker.   Anorex-SF, is stimulant free version, or without Klein-Beckers’ original fat burner ingredient, Anorex.   As you may know, Anorex original formula active ingredient was banned by the FDA after celebrity athletes died after using similar based products.

Anorex-SF claims include that it is ” much too powerful for the casual dieter” and that is helps the dieter ” overcome your genetic predisposition to obesity” This product sounds incredibly powerful, defeating our DNA based predisposition to obesity it seem rather unbelievable.

Clearly, where there are signs of claims that are seemingly too good to be true a red flag should be raised.    Our editors and experts’ research revealed that the FTC reported in its press release that ” Ads for Various Diet Supplements and Topical Gels Don?t Cut the Fat, Says the FTC.  Companies Do Not Have Adequate Substantiation to Support the Claims” .   And the U.S. Federal Trade Commission charged (actual excerpt):

” …Anorex …respondents violated the FTC Act by making unsubstantiated fat and weight loss claims, false claims that clinical testing proves certain efficacy claims, and false claims that Daniel B. Mowrey, Ph.D, is a medical doctor….”

Here, there  are clear issues powerful FTC concerns.   Thus,  we urge consumers to take caution and review other diet aides with less troublesome track records.   Finaly, the last important question in our research was how effective was the newer Anorex-SF? vs. the original Ephedrine based diet supplement?   Does it deliver the same thermogenic and appetite supressing abilities as the original diet pill? How well does it work? Is Anorex-SF? the right product for most consumers?

Leptopril

July 25, 2009 No Comments Editorial Staff

Leptopril Reviews 
 
Leptopril, made by Generix Labs, shares much of its name with Leptoprin fat burner, produced by A.G. Waterhouse (also known as Klein Becker, and various other names.)   Clearly it’s no coincidence that Leptopril is identical in spelling, with exception of its last charter, with Leptorprin. A consumer could be easily confused into believing the diet supplement they reviewed was Leptoprin while it is Leptopril.  

Our Better-Whois research revealed that the registrant of the leptopril.com domain is Western Holdings LLC, which is one of the names Klein Becker operates under.  Clealy, Klein Becker is marketing the same product under different brands.  Moreover the leptopril website revealed that it is the ” exact same formula as Leptorpin-SD” .    
Our editors and experts’ research revealed that the FTC reported in its press release that ” Ads for Various Diet Supplements and Topical Gels Don?t Cut the Fat, Says the FTC. Companies Do Not Have Adequate Substantiation to Support the Claims” .   And the U.S. Federal Trade Commission stated (actual excerpt):

” …the FTC alleges that the respondents violated the FTC Act by making unsubstantiated fat and weight loss claims, false claims that clinical testing proves certain efficacy claims, and false claims that Daniel B. Mowrey, Ph.D, is a medical doctor.”

Here, there  are clear issues with consumer brand confusion and powerful FTC concerns.   Thus,  we urge consumers to take caution and review other diet aides with less troublesome track records.

Xenadrine

July 25, 2009 No Comments Editorial Staff

Xenadrine Reviews 
 
Xenadrine bills its diet pill as an ephedra free, thermogenic fat burner and lipolysis stimulator to help break down fat. This purported ‘revolutionary formula’ contains a powerful blend of natural ingredients shown in ‘clinical research’ to increase the body?s metabolic rate and support the body in burning excess body fat.  However, recent FDA and FTC enforcement action and litigation against Xenadrine’s weight loss claims and effectiveness paint a very different picture.

Clearly, where something sounds too good to be true a red flag should go up for most of us.   That’s exactly what happened when federal regulators got involved.   While Xenedranine’s slick and hyped marketing helped position it as a great weight loss diet pill, regulators uncovered wrongful claims made by its marketers.  

Our editors and experts’ research revealed that the Federal Trade Commission litigated Xenadrine’s makers resulting in penalties and agreement to remove wrongful claims from Xenadrine’s marketing.   See news stories and news realeses with heading and content excerpts of:

–  ” FTC Takes Action Against Marketers of Top-Selling Xenadrine EFX”
–  USNews:   ” Cracking down on questionable diet pills”
–  ConsumerAffairs:   ”  FTC Sues Promoters of Top-Selling Xenadrine EFX”
–  FDA Xenadrine Warning Letter 
 
Actual excerpt:

” …The FTC investigation has exposed the pill to be… well… a crock – stating that ” placebo pills in one clinical trial caused more weight loss than the drug.”   …Even more outrageous is this statement:  Supposedly satisfied customers, who claimed in advertisements to have lost anywhere from 20 to 110 pounds while on the pills, actually ” engaged in rigorous diet and/or exercise programs in order to lose weight, and some were provided with a personal trainer…” …Chinery’s company paid some of these Xenadrine EFX users $1,000 to $20,000 for their endorsements…” 
 

With government sponsored litigation and history of investigation about Xenadrine’s diet product’s effectiveness,  we urge consumers to take caution.   Finally, the last important question in our research was how effective was Xenadrine.   How well does it work? Is Xenadrine the right product for most consumers?

See below for Top Diet Pills / Diet Products Reviews:

Relacore

July 25, 2009 No Comments Editorial Staff

Relacore Reviews
 
Relacore is yet another slick and well  marketed diet product similar to Cortislim, that claims weight gain is the result of stress.   Thus, being overweight is not your fault, rather it’s the stress that’s responsible.   The company’s message is ” Excess tummy flab is not your fault: that’s the startling conclusion reached by scientists who discovered stress is the likely cause of stubborn belly fat” . Relacore’s message that you are not responsible. That it’s not your fault you are overweight is a troublesome message.   One that works to provide us with excuses and scapegoats for our weight loss troubles vs. helping us take responsibility for our food consumption and lack of exercise.   When something sounds too good to be true we take notice and urge consumers to do the same.
Clearly, most of us do not gain weight simply because we’re stressed but inactivity and consumption of more calories then we burn leads to weight gains.   Of course, Relacore’s slick and sophisticated sounding terms help position it as a unique diet solution to today’s hectic stressful lifestyle.  

Relacore contains vitamin C, a host of vitamin Bs, herbs and magnolia bark.   Effective claims include that it’s natural feel-good pill will reduce cortisol levels and, consequently, lessen belly fat.     However, dieters should be aware that there’s no evidence that Relacore can actually reduce cortisol levels and promote weight loss. Clearly that’s why the FDA sent a warning letter to marketers of Relacore.  
 
With governement sponored warnings about Cortisol’s based diet product’s effectiveness claims,  we urge consumers to take caution.   Finally, the last important question in our research was how effective was Relacore.   How well does it work? Is Relacore the right product for most consumers? Read below actual dieters reviews on Relacore.
 
Relacore Consumer Reviews:

—  I’ve been on Relacore for a month and have little to show for it.   I’ve seen virtually no weight change.   I’m going to switch to something else.   Melanie, USA 
—  The whole stress thing causes excess weight seems like baloney.   Relacore didn’t do a thing for me.    M  
—  Relacore worked a little for me, I lost 7lbs in about 4 months. Shap, USA
 —  Try something else that’s more likely to work.   Relacore didn’t really do much for both my boyfriend and me.   Both of us went on it and both failed to lose weight.    Hope, USA

Top Diet Pills / Diet Products Reviews: