Orovo Detox Pills Review
Editors’ Rating: 2.2/5 Average User Rating: 2.5/5 The good: Based on Oprah’s 10 best superfoods, this pill is filled with good stuff. The bad: They added everything but the kitchen sink. While this maybe a great vitamin and mineral supplement, it’s not the best choice as a diet pill. The bottom line: A good supplement, […]
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Editors’ Rating: 2.2/5
Average User Rating: 2.5/5
The good: Based on Oprah’s 10 best superfoods, this pill is filled with good stuff. The bad: They added everything but the kitchen sink. While this maybe a great vitamin and mineral supplement, it’s not the best choice as a diet pill. The bottom line: A good supplement, but not really a diet pill. Price: |
Orovo Detox is a diet pill that aims to drastically make you lose weight. It’s a diet pill based on the “10 Super Foods” that were presented in Oprah. They took the advice they saw in the show and made a diet pill out of it. I don’t know if you really have to believe everything you see on TV but this diet pill has taken their belief in a TV show to the next level.
Anyway, the “10 Super Foods” became the proprietary blend of Orovo Detox Pills and these are:
- Barley
- Acai
- Cayenne Pepper
- Buckwheat
- Flaxseed
- Alfalfa Sprout
- Lactobacillus Acidophilus
- Soy Isoflavines
- Garlic
- Wheatgrass
These super foods when taken individually could actually provide you with the vitamins and minerals that you need. But there are no clinical studies that prove the efficiency of the combination of these ingredients. It might even be the opposite – they might cancel out each other’s efficiency making the product ineffective right from the start.
But wait, there’s more – they also added an “antioxidant blend” to ensure that weight loss is possible:
- Green Tea
- Alpha Lipoic Acid
- DMAE (Dimethylaminoethanol)
- Idebenone
Aside from Green Tea, all ingredients in the antioxidant blend needs more research to prove their efficiency for weight loss.
And if you’re not fed up with the ingredients, Orovo Detox is not either. Here are the additional ingredients that were thrown into this pill:
- Vitamin B6 10mg
- Potassium Gluconate 100mg
- Dandelion 500mg
- Buchu Leaves 250mg
- Uva Ursi 250mg
- Lemon Balm 200mg
- Milk Thistle 200mg
- Ginger 100mg
- Juniper Berries 100mg
- Senna Leaf 100mg
- Couch Grass 50mg
- Licorice Root 50mg
- Parsley Leaves 50mg
- Aloe Vera 25mg
- Apple Cider Vinegar 25mg
- Grapefruit Seed 25mg
- Grape Seed 25mg
- Mangosteen 25mg
- Noni Fruit 25mg
- Papaya Fruit 25mg
- Peppermint Leaves 25mg
- Pomegranate Leaves 25mg
- Pomegranate 25mg
- Raspberry 25mg
- Red Clover 25mg
- Sage Leaf 25mg
- Magnesium Stearate
That’s a very long list of ingredients and although we appreciate that they almost added every plant in the world to ensure that you will lose weight in any of these ingredients, this is not the efficient way to do it. In fact, throwing all these ingredients in the diet pill will diminish the ability of all the ingredients to help you lose weight. Sadly, most of these ingredients are lacking in clinical studies that could relate them to weight loss. The only good thing about this pill is that it has vitamins and minerals but weight loss using Orovo Detox is just a difficult concept to swallow.
In the end, Orovo Detox is nothing more than a diet pill packed with a good amount of natural herbs. It might be a good vitamin supplement if they developed it further but for a weight loss based on “10 Super Foods” it will prove itself to be wanting to most consumers.
