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Review: TonaLean with Tonalin

Posted by Paul on 8:47 pm in Appetite Suppressants, Blood Sugar Regulators, Not Worth the Price | 1 comment

TonaLean is a straightforward product without any "label dressing" and a fairly decent set of ingredients, too. But is it really worth your hard-earned money?

Post Pregnancy Weight Loss: How to Get Your Pre-baby Body Back!

Posted by Paul on 10:23 pm in Women's Weight Loss | 0 comments

"Stay at Home Strong" is 12-week weight loss program designed to help you burn the baby fat and build lean sexy muscle. Its ideal for postpartum and stay at home mothers; as well as any mother who’s short on time.

Obesitrol Review: What Makes It So Different?

Posted by Paul on 4:19 pm in Appetite Suppressants, Not Worth the Price, Thermogenics | 2 comments

Obesitrol is inexpensive, but it’s also underpowered. It may provide an energy boost, thanks to the caffeine, but that’s about it.

Garcinia Cambogia Review: As Seen On Dr. Oz

Posted by Paul on 12:01 pm in Featured On Dr. Oz | 10 comments

Garcinia cambogia is a top selling weight loss product and is advertised everywhere on the Internet. But is it really such a miracle weight loss supplement? The answer might surprise you.

OxySelect Pink Fat Burner Review and Side Effects

Posted by Paul on 9:01 pm in Thermogenics, Women's Weight Loss | 3 comments

The OxySelect Pink sales site claims that the formula “caters specifically to women’s weight loss needs.” Does it? Read on to find out.

Appetrol OTC Diet Pill Review: Does It Work?

Posted by Paul on 8:04 pm in Appetite Suppressants, Fiber Supplements, Non-Stimulant, Not Worth the Price | 0 comments

Appetrol® appears to be discontinued. This isn’t surprising, since it was nothing more than glucomannan, which is inexpensive and readily available from a variety of sources.

Liponox Review: How Well does Liponox Work?

Posted by Paul on 7:39 pm in Not Worth the Price, Online Only, Thermogenics | 0 comments

Is Liponox really "the World’s Most Powerful Diet Pill" that took more than two years of "rigorous development"? Let’s just say that I believe this is nonsense. Read on to find out why.