Advocare Slim

Advocare Slim is an underground diet pill that sounds pretty descent. It is described as a:

*Portable weight management aid
*Formulated with Svetol and Super Citrimax
*Supports appetite management
*Provides long lasting energy
*Helps fight occasional drowsiness

Does Advocare Slim really work?

About Advocare Slim

What we really like about Advocare Slim is the clinically proven ingredients (such as Svetol and Super Citrimax). Clinically proven and even patented, ingredients like Svetol and Super Citrimax are capable of stimulant and side effect free results.

Yes, it also has ingredients like caffeine (a powerful fat burner that is a stimulant). But it’s rare to find a product without some kind of caffeine, and most consumers prefer products with common ingredients like caffeine, side effects or not!

What I Don’t Like

What I don’t like about Advocare Slim is its anonymity. By this, I mean that it seems like nobody has ever heard of Advocare Slim. Most products have hundreds of consumer reviews on major sites like real consumer reviews and other big diet pill review sites. Advocare Slim has maybe one or two, and the reviews are pretty shredding (i.e. negative).

Why You Might Buy Advocare Slim

*It has some good ingredients
*The site posts a bunch of major clinical trials

Why You Might Not Buy Advocare Slim

*The customer reviews are pretty scathing
*It does not list all of the ingredients
*Advocare Slim may cause serious side effects

My Conclusion

Advocare Slim is not your everyday diet pill. Most diet pills use caffeine…..and that’s about it. Advocare Slim on the other hand uses patented ingredients that are more powerful and safer. The problem is that Advocare Slim uses proprietary blend.

Yes, everybody uses proprietary blends. But that doesn’t make it right. Proprietary blends mask formulas that don’t have the clinically proven doses of anything, and they mask high concentrations of harmful and unnecessarily fillers and preservatives. Clear enough?

Conclusion

We give Advocare Slim brownie points for using unusually effective ingredients. But we don’t see why makers won’t list the individual amounts. It seems so basic to us, and it undermines anything that advertisers say. It’s up to you. But we would proceed with caution.