Lipodrene Review

What You Should Know

Lipodrene is a pharmaceutical grade weight loss supplement that claims to reduce body fat around the stomach and other problem areas without having to make any changes to diet. It is claimed to target the fat around the thighs, abs, hips, and buttock areas. It is manufactured by NutraSource, LLC, a company that has been around since 2003. There are several television advertisements that have been shown all over the country claiming that clinical studies have shown that 78% of each pound lost was pure body fat. It is sold in tablet form and for $39.95, users get 100 tablets.

List of Ingredients

The main active ingredient is Ephedra. Other ingredients found in Lipodrene are as follows: Sida Cordifolia Extract (leaves) (supplying 25mg), Citrus Aurantium 10% (fruit), U.S.P. Caffeine 100mg, 5-Hydroxytrptophan, 5-Methoxytryptamine, Green Tea Extract (leaves), Cassia Nomame (whole plant), Hoodia 12:1 Extract (Cactus), Yohimbe 8% Extact (bark) and Naringen (fruit).

Product Features

The Lipodrene product claims to burn fat, while curbing hunger, boosting energy and regulating appetite. This dietary supplement is also a natural diuretic. It contains 25mg of Ephreda per tablet, which helps to burn fat, and increase energy while suppressing cravings and curbing appetite. Lipodrene works to stimulate cellular energy and draw out unwanted fat from the hips, buttocks, thighs and abdominal area.

Advantages

Lipodrene comes with a 90-day money back satisfaction gaurantee.
Lipodrene targets a wider variety of dieters than most other products like it.
Lipodrene contains Hoodia – the latest breakthrough in appetite suppressants (mentioned on the programs 60 Minutes.)

Disadvantages

There are no clinical studies to support or verify the effectiveness of Lipodrene.

There are some ingredients in Lipodrene that may cause allergic reactions in some people.

There are no customer testimonials posted on the official Lipodrene website.

The NutraSource company that develops Lipodrene has not been around long (founded in 2003).

Lipodrene does not appear to be approved or endorsed by any specific physicians or scientists.

Users that take aspirin or blood thinning medications should consult their doctor before taking the pill, because green tea extracts may interfere with blood clotting.

Product contains Ephedra – a compound that causes powerful stimulating effects effects on the nervous system and heart, one of the most dangerous of the dietary supplements — over eight hundred injuries have been reported by users and doctors to the FDA and various state medical bodies about Ephedra, and fifty deaths.

Conclusion

Though Lipodrene seems like it may be a viable option for some, the fact that there are no customer testimonials and it comes from a manufacturer that is relatively young compared to others in the industry, may be enough to keep people away from using the product.