Zylotrim Review

Zylotrim is another recruit in the weight loss camp. This is produced by the Obesity Research Institute. Now before going on with the review it is necessary to know more about this Obesity Research Institute. The Obesity Research Institute has been quite notorious and has been at the receiving end of the ire of the Federal Trade Commission. The Obesity Research Institute has been in the news for its various dubious and totally untrue claims.

Zylotrim Details

The average customer wants to know what they are buying before they go ahead. A visit to the home website of the Zylotrim product reveals no information at all. The only information about the Zylotrim which is mentioned over there is that one of the ingredients is South American or Latin American wild Yam. Try in vain to find other ingredients and you will be disappointed. Now that brings the customer to the foregone conclusion that the wild yams are the miracle remedy for weight loss. If that was the case, then is there any need to buy the expensive Zylotrim which costs around $50 for a month long dosage of 4 pills each every day? If wild yam was the solution for the obesity, then a pound of wild yam can be purchased from the local market at just 2 US dollars. That becomes a cheap and safe and convenient option too.

Our Thoughts on Zylotrim Diet Pills

On looking around more at the Zylotrim website, the visitors can find an excellently composed and glossy video which looks too good to be true. The video attempts only at selling the weight loss pill rather than giving any additional information or any demonstration of how the product actually works on the human body. All claims of Zylotrim promise to lose about 200% more body weight by using this product. The website only mentions ‘clinically proven’ after every claim but restrains from giving any more details like the nature of the clinical trial and also if the clinical trial was actually even conducted on humans or not. It is quite ambiguous about the details of the clinical trials or about the ingredients.

Because of lack of information about the ingredients on the website, the active ingredient needs to be confirmed from the packing of the container, which is only possible if you actually purchase the Zylotrim product first. The active ingredient is 3-Acetyl-7-Oxo Dehydroepiandrosterone, which can be simplified for the ease of reference as 7-Keto-DHEA or 7-Keto.

PROS

• Zylotrim contains 7-Keto which is actually a metabolic product of DHEA. Now this DHEA is a naturally occurring compound in both males and females and is safe. This means that there is no metabolic conversion to some other dangerous chemical compound on being ingested.
• There is a accelerating or activation effect on the Thyroid gland and thus helps immensely in the over weight people and help in regulating the metabolism
• It does not affect any of the hormone production of the body like other weight loss tablets or medicines

CONS

• No mention of any information about the actual ingredients.
• A major attempt to keep the customers in the dark about the product they are consuming, which is a blatant blow to the rights of the consumer.
• The ingredient of the Zylotrim, mentioned on the website is only the wild yam, which does not qualify as a miracle remedy which can affect 200 per cent weight loss and 66 per cent fat loss.
• There is no details given about the clinical trials.
• The product is quite over priced with a difference of almost 30 US dollars compared to another brand selling the same ingredient.

Conclusion

The tag of the infamous Obesity Research Institute and the over pricing of their Zylotrim product are reasons enough to drop this product.