MiracleBurn Review

Miracle Burn sounds like the trade name of a cooking system, but it is a weight loss pill which claims to burn away the excess fat. The drug is produced by the pharmaceutical company Excell Now, LLC. There are claims on the home website of Miracle Burn that the Excell Company has always been a follower of the NNFA (National Nutritional Foods Association for twenty long years.

They also claim that the Excell Now Company keeps itself abreast of all the current issues and also keeps itself aware of any future regulations in the dietary supplement industry. Now how does a company be aware of any future regulation? How does the company being aware of or maintaining information of the current issues guarantee that they are actually taking measures to follow the guide lines set down by the United States Food and Drug Administration?

The MiracleBurn web site also goes on to claim that the company is real. And that the supplements are manufactured totally in-house and they also promise the customers of in-house customer service.

How Does Miracle Burn Work?

The ingredients are claimed to be Advantra-Z, which is the only patented form of Bitter orange. The Miracle Burn diet pill seems to cash in on the scientific research done by the medical community to prove the beneficial effects of the Bitter Orange derivatives. But the claim on the Miracle Burn web site goes on to say that the Advantra-Z is proven to be as effective as the Ephedra compounds minus the dangerous side effects. Now the MiracleBurn web site comfortably forgets to mention the exact reference to the above claim.

If Advantra-Z was the only compound as effective as the Ephedra and without any side effects inherent of Ephedra, they surely needed to mention the reference where readers and potential customers could check if the claim was true. There is no such facility, and this claim is just one of the other claims made by MiracleBurn without any scientific basis to it. Another weird claim is about the Apple Cider Vinegar, that merely because of its very high acidity it would literally burn away or eat away the fat cells of the users of Miracle Burn supplement. The Apple Cider Vinegar has already been under the hammer of the United States Food and Drug Administration for being totally incompetent of the claims of being beneficial.

The Miracle Burn website has been put up with lots of before and after pictures, which seem grossly computer generated at the first instance. There are about 44 before and after images with a tag line of congratulations to the supposed person who has achieved the weight loss. There are lots of success stories too, and the strangest part is that they actually offer a 7 day free trial pack. But they cleverly get hold of your credit card information by asking for the Shipping and handling charge of $7.95. The claims of being totally free to use would be a shock as your credit card will be automatically billed for an amount of 39.95 Us dollars plus 7.95 US dollars which equals to 47.9 US dollars every month. There is an email address given to cancel the order giving the impression that the customer is free to stop using the Miracle Burn product any time.

PROS

• The ingredients like Advantra-Z has been backed by some amount of scientific research
• The price of Miracle Burn is not so costly when compared to other brands which sell such supplements.

CONS

• No way for the customer to find out the exact amount of the Miracle Burn ingredients. The optimum dose is the factor which determines the effectiveness of any ingredient. In spite of being effective, if the ingredient is not in the right amount, then the supplement it would not be useful at all
• Miracle Burn has an Auto-billing program after the 14 day trial is up.

Conclusion

Beware of being trapped in the MiracleBurn auto-billing after the 14 days trial and go for it only if you feel you have lots of extra money to squander.