EstroThin

Featuring “advanced adaptogens” to help you to reduce stress, EstroThin is made especially for menopausal and perimenopausal women who want to lose weight.

But while EstroThin focuses on weight loss in menopausal women, it also aims at women who want to boost energy an elevate mood or fight any other side effect of menopause that you could possibly think of. It’s a big job, and many have a right to wonder if EstroThin is really up to the job.

How Does EstroThin Work?

Eleuthero root – A form of Siberian ginseng, this has been used to burn fat an promote a feel good sensation at the same time. But it does not work unless you are using at least 400mg

Schizandra berry – Used in Asian medicine, mostly to promote healthy kidneys, this does not promote weight loss and has not actually been proven to do anything in clinical studies.

Green tea extract – Green tea extract is easily the most popular fat burner and it also happens to have healthy antioxidant benefits to go along with it. But it requires about 400mg to show results.

Rhodiola rosea – Used to increase energy levels, this does not actually burn fat or promote weight loss.

Garcinia cambogia – Garcinia cambogia is a healthy fat burner that is completely stimulant free, but it only promotes fat burning if you use at least 1500mg.

Chinese ginseng – Chinese ginseng is another one of the most popular forms of ginseng, known for its ability to promote feelings of wellbeing while simultaneously helping you to burn fat if you use the clinically proven amounts of course.

Stevia – Stevia has been log used as an artificial sweetener. But that does not help you to lose weight. If anything, it contributes to the problem.

Black cohosh root – Promoting estrogenic activity, it has many supposed benefits. But nothing has been substantially proven.

Dong quai root – Dong quai has been used to treat problems such as amenorrhea, heart disease, and high blood pressure. But it does not actually promote weight loss.

Chaste tree berry – Chaste tree berry may reduce breast tenderness. But this has not been proven.

Yerba mate, damiana, and guarana – When combined, these ingredients seem to slow the gastric emptying process, helping you to eat less by staying full for longer. But studies in menopausal women seem to show that it does not have a positive effect.

Wild yam root – Used to fight menopause, osteoporosis, an high cholesterol, studies are still questionable at best.

Conclusion on EstroThin

EstroThin looks good, and it does have quite a few ingredients that could potentially promote a number of healthy benefits. But unfortunately, EstroThin uses a liquid approach that involves drops, not a drink or even a drink mix. You cannot fit the clinically proven amounts of anything into the drops provided. And most of what you are getting is actually water