NanoSLIM Review

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Editors’ Rating: 1.2/5 Average User Rating: 1.6/5 The good: It has a few ingredients that have proven to be useful in aiding weight loss but those have only been tested on mice. The bad: The side effects of using nanoSLIM can consist of increased heart rate, hot flashes, sweating and bloating. The bottom line: […]

Posted June 26, 2008 by James

Here's Why...

Editors’
Rating: 1.2/5

Average
User Rating: 1.6/5

The good: It has a few ingredients that have proven
to be useful in aiding weight loss but those have only been tested on
mice.

The bad: The side effects of using nanoSLIM can consist
of increased heart rate, hot flashes, sweating and bloating.

The bottom line: If you are genuinely seeking a product
that will help in your weight loss efforts then you need to try something
else.

Price: $39.90 for 40 microtablets which comes up to
$1 a day.

The
claim of nanoSLIM is that it is the world’s smallest weight loss solution.
It is convenient to use as the daily dosage is a single dose in the form of
nano-engineered “micro-tablet.” The claims made by nanoSLIM are
many but there is no hard data to prove it.

The website mentions a clinical study but does not clarify who conducted the
study or when it was conducted. The study has also not been published. All these
factors raises doubt if there was indeed a study that was conducted. As nanoSLIM
is known to pay any person including doctors who will give backing to their
product, any clinical study made by nanoSLIM carries no relevance and value.

Ingredients in nanoSLIM

The nanoSLIM website claims, nanoSLIM™ is the world’s smallest
weight-loss solution blend 28 mg and each serving (1 Microtablet™) contains:

Cha’ de bugre leaf extract [as Cordia salicifolia]: Its extract is
a used in fat burners but there is no proof that it is useful for weight loss
Lagerstroemia speciosa leaf extract [standardized for 3% and 20% corosolic
acid] supplying elligitannins: It is known to lower blood glucose level which
is useful to overweight obese persons.
Green coffee bean extract [as Coffea arabica] [standardized for 25% chlorogenic
acid]: Its extract has proven to reduce weight gain in rats. However, no
study has been conducted on humans to prove its weight loss benefits
in humans.
Fucus vesiculosus/serratus thallus powder): It is rich in iodine, which
improves thyroid glands and can increase energy. However, no study can prove
how it can aid weight loss.

Effectiveness of nanoSLIM

There is no evidence that nanoSLIM is effective. Its website
claims great success amongst users of nanoSLIM. However, the details of the
study have not been published nor there are details of the people who conducted
the study or when it was conducted.

NanoSLIM is openly asking people for positive responses and endorsements.
In return they are willing to reimburse them financially as well as offer free
products. They also compensate Lisa Pomranky, MD, whose endorsement is published
on the website.

Cost of nanoSLIM

NanoSLIM is available for $39.90 for 40 microtablets which comes up to $1 a
day. Thought it cannot be considered expensive, it is unacceptable to spend
$1 on a product which does not give results.

Side effects of nanoSLIM

The side effects of using nanoSLIM can consist of increased heart rate, hot
flashes, sweating and bloating.

Summing up

NanoSLIM is a weight loss supplement that just as most other supplements available
in the markets. They make daring declarations but do not have any substantial
proof to endorse their claim. They are unable to reveal the composition of each
ingredient that is used in the supplement. It has a few ingredients that have
proven to be useful in aiding weight loss but those have only been tested on
mice.

If you seek financial benefits in the form of endorsements, then it may be
appeal using nanoSLIM. But, if you are genuinely seeking a product that will
help in your weight loss efforts then you need to try something else.