Adipo-X Review

There’s a lot of excitement and hype when you first visit the website for the Adipo-X diet pill. But with a little effort, I think we can figure out whether this diet pill is all it’s cracked up to be.
Ingredients

• Vitamin B1 5 mg
• Vitamin B3 10 mg
• Vitamin B6 10 mg
• Calcium Carbonate 50 mg
• Sesame Seed Oil 1,398 mg

Adipo-X Proprietary Blend 771 mg

• Caffeine Anhydrous
• L-Tyrosine
• Raspberry Ketones
• Advantra Z
• Capsaicin Extract (Cayenne)
• Yohimbe PE
• Paprika Extract
• Ginger Root Extract
• Coleus Forskohli
• Green Tea
• Vinpocetine
• BioPerine

Caffeine Anhydrous, Green Tea-Common stimulants that when combined with other good diet pill ingredients may help raise your metabolism.

L-Tyrosine-A diet pill ingredients that is actually backed by considerable research. L-Tyrosine is an amino acid that helps cells to synthesize proteins.

Raspberry Ketones-A chemical compound derived from raspberries. Its chemical structure is similar to capsiacin which is believed to help burn fat. We usually like to see more than just one study on the ingredient before we’ll fully accept the results. In this case, the study was also only done on mice, not on humans.

Cayenne-A commonly used spice, cayenne is a type of pepper that has also been used for medicinal purposes. Such purposes have included helping with pain relief, digestive problems, and circulation. It is commonly dried and ground into a powder form. The active ingredient in cayenne is capsaicin.

Ginger-An ingredient that is believed to help with nausea, arthritis, and heart disease. Asian cultures have also used it for years to help with digestion, but don’t count on ginger to help you lose weight.

BioPerine-Designed to be a “thermonutrient,” BioPerine is a patented ingredient that is probably a good addition to other effective diet pill ingredients, though more research needs to be done.

Some good ingredients, but is it enough?

Compared to some of the diet pills we’ve reviewed lately, Apido-X comes out a little bit ahead as far as ingredients go. There aren’t any of the fad ingredients that have become so popular lately and some of these ingredients, such as L-Tyrosine, are actually backed up by considerable research. I have to admit that I’m kind of surprised by Apido-X, but not quite convinced that this is a great product-at least not yet.

Adipo-X’s Marketing

When you visit the Adipo-X website and scroll down to the bottom of the page, you are bombarded by the massive amount of footnotes referencing study after study that supposedly has something to do with the effectiveness of this diet pill, That seems like great news, right? Not exactly. Take a closer look. Do any these studies reference Adipo-X? No! All of these studies listed and not a single one of them is a study about the actually Adipo-X diet pill-not one! So basically, these marketers are trying to overwhelm you with a bunch of research claims when in reality the diet pill that they are touting hasn’t been studied at all. Now, don’t get me wrong, we love to see companies cite research for the ingredients that they use. But we just like it to be clear that it is for the ingredients, and not trying to appear as though the research is on the diet pill itself.

Adipo-X Price

The price for a 120-caspsule of Adipo-X on the website is $39.96, which is a pretty standard price for this type of product.

Adipo-X Guarantee

There is no talk of a guarantee on the Adipo-X website. I searched under the terms and conditions, and they mentioned that returns must be approved within 30 days and there is a 15% restocking fee for all returns. Basically, it sounds like it isn’t too easy to return this product.

Conclusion

What most turns me off from the Adipo-X diet pill is their claims to a massive amount of research when in fact there has been no research done on the actual diet pill. The ingredients seem decent, but without valid studies and a good product guarantee, you are left to decide if you want to experiment with your forty dollars. I’m giving Adipo-X a mixed review.