Lipo-Sear
Lipo-Sear is a weight loss supplement that claims to not only be an effective way to drop some extra pounds, but it also promises to be the safest way to lose weight.
Rather than taking Empyrean Nutrition’s, Lipo-Sear’s manufacturer, word for it, we decided to dig a little deeper into Lipo-Sear before we made up our minds about them.
The Good
After looking at so many weight loss supplements that seem to promise you everything from the perfect body, down to a winning lottery ticket, it is nice to see a product that doesn’t seem to overstep its abilities.
Instead, Lipo-Sear’s approach to weight loss seems simple enough with its three-pronged approach: to calm your cravings, give you an all-day energy boost, and improve your mood and focus level.
However, we can only be impressed with a product’s goals if it is able to follow through on them. So we took a look at Lipo-Sear’s ingredients to see what it was really capable of.
The Bad
Unfortunately, our enthusiasm for Lipo-Sear seemed to stop with their three-pronged approach.
The only ingredient that we saw to be a safe and effective way to lose weight was caffeine, and a small boost of energy can only go so far to help you lose a considerable amount of weight.
What we did see, however, were a list of ingredients that looked useless and even dangerous.
For example, the ingredient 1,3 dimethylamylamine is not usually used in weight loss because it is a vasoconstrictor.
This means that it will allow less blood through your veins at a time; consequently, 1,3 dimethylamylamine might even be more responsible for slowing the weight loss process rather than speeding it up.
Another ingredient, phenylethylamine HCL, which might look harmless in its scientific format, is actually just another name for ephedrine. Ephedrine was banned by the FDA because it was found to cause heart problems and even death.
The Skinny
Because Lipo-Sear doesn’t have many impressive ingredients, and it has some that could even cause you serious harm or death, we cannot recommend this weight loss product.
