A Research Scientist's Take on Belly Fat: Why You Get It and How to Lose It
The MLM company Xyngular offers a set of four products (Core4) for weight management. These formulas have little or no scientific evidence behind them, in spite of claims about being clinically proven to stimulate weight loss. Here is some information that you might want to know before buying the Xyngular Core4 products for weight loss. [Read more…]
Diet pills approved by the FDA provide pluses and minuses for weight loss. The most important information that you need is whether they lead to sufficient weight loss and whether the side effects are acceptable. There are always side effects. This is what you should know. [Read more…]
Alli side effects are downplayed by the drug company that makes it and by websites that sell it. You can expect that when any drug blocks the action of a crucial digestive enzyme, which is what Alli does, nasty consequences will follow. Expected weight loss isn’t even all that good. [Read more…]
The Abdominal Fat Reducer by Dr. Frank Ryan is just more marketing hype for another fat loss supplement. A full-page newspaper ad today screams it virtues. However, the science behind it is weak, at best. [Read more…]
Alli reviews of the scientific literature suggest this weight loss drug to be a wonderful treatment, if you expect minimum results, accompanied by nasty side effects. Here is what you should know. [Read more…]