SudaTonic

SudaTonic promises extraordinary and even noticeable results in just one session.

This relaxing spa treatment helps to tighten and tone, improve skin health, burn calories, and relieve many ailments, “completely invigorating your body.”

How Does SudaTonic Do This?

There are several steps that come with SudaTonic, mostly including body creams followed with a heated blanket that supposedly accelerates the process, helping you to “flush toxins out of your body”, improving health and promoting weight loss at the same time. So what are these treatments?

SudaTonic 1: Referred to as the elimination compound, this treatment uses seaweed which is rich in vitamins, minerals, and oligo-elements along with healthy iodine derivatives. Focusing on these seaweeds, there is nothing about the SudaTonic 1 formula that promotes weight loss of any kind.

SudaTonic 2: Called the Local Elimination Compound, SudaTonic 2 uses high concentrations of essential oils known or draining the lymphs and fat toxins according to advertisements. In essence, this supposedly increases metabolism. But there is nothing that even begins to suggest that SudaTonic has that effect.

SudaTonic 3: Called the Lipo-Dispersive cream, this supposedly uses tea extracts to stimulate and activate the metabolism to burn away excess fat. Tea doesn’t work as quickly as SudaTonic claims to first of all, and second, it cannot soak through the skin fast enough to produce any results.

SudaTonic 4: Referred to as the Selective Action Compound, this final compound focuses on tea tree oil and cinnamon to supposedly increase circulation. Again, neither of these ingredients enhances fat burning, especially when used in an external cream. But even if this were an oral supplement, it would not show results. Actually, tea tree oil would probably cause severe side effects such as digestive upset and long term damage.

Why Do People Who Use SudaTonic Lose Weight?

Considering all of the information above about the reasons why SudaTonic doesn’t work, you may wonder why people report losing weight with this $150 treatment. It’s simple: it’s all water weight!

SudaTonic is a diuretic in wrap form, causing you to sweat out a bunch of water weight. You gain it back pretty quickly, and ultimately, you are just wasting your time.