CyberTrim Pro HCG Review

Can the HCG hormone really help you lose weight, like CyberTrim Pro HCG makers say it can?

I know that hormones like leptin and insulin are involved in weight loss, but I haven’t seen studies on HCG. In fact, most of what I know about this hormone comes from people trying to sell the idea.

Let’s look carefully at CyberTrim Pro HCG and see if it can help you lose weight. Or would the top-rated Apidextra be a better choice? Is CyberTrim Pro HCG safe and legal?

The Formula (260 mg)

Irvingia Gabonensis—made from African mango seed extract. According to the research, it can help increase metabolism and reduce appetite and cholesterol.

DHEA–a human hormone. Studies show that it can help with weight loss, but I’m not sure how it works. DHEA use has been banned by the NCAA.

L-Arginine—a precursor to nitric oxide which dilates the blood vessels. May help with weight loss in combination with other amino acids

L-Ornithine–a precursor to the synthesis of L-Arginine. It also promotes the formation of urea.

L-Carnitine—helps produce energy

Chaste tree berry extract—this is used for premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and may also help with milk production

Wild Yam Extract—for menopausal symptoms

Black Cohosh Extract—used in women for PMS and menstrual cramps

Dong Quai Extract—very few studies have been done on this ingredient but it may help with menopausal symptoms and heart disease

D-aspartic Acid—a testosterone booster

Aloe Vera Leaf Extract–may help burn fat and promote lean muscle.

Does It Have Actual HCG?

Since the FDA banned the use of HCG in dietary supplements, it is no longer found in CyberTrim Pro HCG. Instead, this diet pill has been formulated with ingredients that may have similar effects as HCG.

CyberTrim Pro HCG is legal.

What Is the HCG Diet?

CyberTrim Pro HCG and other HCG products are intended to be used in conjunction with a 500 calorie diet. Weight loss experts say it’s unsafe to cut calories below 1,020. But supporters of the HCG diet say you can safely cut down to 500 calories if you have higher levels of HCG.

Now, you can’t put more HCG in your body, but CyberTrim Pro HCG is supposed to naturally increase levels of the hormone. I haven’t found any studies that support this idea.

Is Cybertrim Pro HCG Safe?

The ingredients in CyberTrim Pro HCG are considered to be safe and many of them have been clinically proven. I think the chances of this product causing side effects are low; unless you have an allergy or sensitive to one of the ingredients.

I’m not so sure that combining CyberTrim Pro HCG with a 500 calorie diet is safe. Weight loss experts only recommend eating 500 calories a day under the supervision of a doctor and dietitian. Since the idea of combining a product like CyberTrim Pro HCG with a 500 calorie diet has not been tested, I wouldn’t put much stock in the claim that it’s safe.

Using CyberTrim Pro HCG

You’re supposed to take 1 dropper-full of CyberTrim Pro HCG two times a day before a meal. I couldn’t find out if people like the taste or not.

According to the manufacturer, 1 dropper should give you 1 mL. But many people were confused because the dropper is unmarked and some say it really holds 5 mL.

Either way, I think the dose administered by 1 mL (260 mg) will be too weak to be effective. Studies show that you need larger doses of the ingredients in CyberTrim Pro HCG for these to be effective.

How Much Does It Cost?

I couldn’t find an official website for CyberTrim Pro HCG. In fact, it was extremely difficult to find any information about this product online.

The only retail site I found is www.totalhealthdepot.com where you can buy 4 fl. oz. of CyberTrim Pro HCG for $60! And I’m not sure how reliable this site is.

Is There a Guarantee?

Since CyberTrim Pro HCG doesn’t have an official website, it doesn’t come with a guarantee. This means you won’t get a refund if CyberTrim Pro HCG doesn’t work for you.

Final Recommendation

CyberTrim Pro HCG is based entirely around the idea that having higher levels of HCG and following a 500 calorie diet will help people lose weight. I couldn’t find any studies on HCG weight loss, or studies which show that the ingredients in this product can increase HCG levels. I also doubtful that CyberTrim Pro HCG has the right amounts. And to top it off, it’s very expensive and hard to find.

I do not recommend trying CyberTrim Pro HCG or the HCG diet.

If you want a safe, effective diet pill to help you lose weight, Apidextra is one of the best options. Visit Apidextra.com to learn more about this leading diet pill.

Have you tried CyberTrim Pro HCG? I would like to hear your thoughts on it. Did it work for you? Was it worth trying?