...to another edition of UltimateFatBurner.com's newsletter. There's a lot of ground to cover in this issue, so let's get started...

New Fat Burner Reviews...

Before I get started with this issue's new reviews, I should mention that I've updated the very popular fat burner comparison chart to include several new products. If you haven't checked out this chart, have a look. It's one of the most popular pages on UltimateFatBurner.com...

Visit the fat burner comparison chart!

Also, I've had a lot of ladies asking if I've received any feedback yet on Curvelle, the newest fat burner for women. I have, and I've posted it here...

Read the Curvelle feedback!

One other thing before I forget... UltimateFatBurner.com will be going through a few renovations in the oncoming weeks. It will be "sporting" a brand new look and feel, designed to make the site more user-friendly and easier to navigate. So if we fall behind on the reviews a bit, that will be why...

Anyhow, without any further delays, here are the new reviews...

1) Slimage: The "Age Defying Fat Burner"

I was first introduced to Slimage a few weeks ago in my local Wal-Mart, which had about 8 million boxes of it stacked to the ceiling in a huge display. Since then, I've had a lot of inquiries into Slimage from site visitors...

Click here to read the Slimage review!

2) TrimSpa's LipoSpa Fat Blocker

LipoSpa is a fat blocker. It's brought to us by TrimSpa, the creators of the popular Trimspa X32. Unfortunately, Trimspa's star has been on the decline lately.

In January, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission fined Trimspa 1.5 million dollars for making false and unsubstantiated claims about their product (incidentally, they also charged 3 other manufacturers...

Click here to read the LipoSpa review!

3) Lipoplex Fat Burner

Lipoplex is one of the many hoodia-based fat burners you will find for sale on the Net, the radio, or late night TV these days. Unfortunately, I was unable to find a complete ingredients profile (always a discouraging sign), so it's unclear if Lipoplex contains anything other than hoodia in its formula.

Click here to read the Lipoplex review!

4) Cortistress: Reduces Belly Fat?

Cortistress is one of several products (see also Relacore and Cortislim) claiming to reduce "stubborn belly fat" caused by the combination of a stressful lifestyle and an overabundance of the stress hormone cortisol.

Click here to read the Cortistress review!

Did You Miss Last Issue's Reviews?...

If you missed last issue's reviews, here they are...

1) Myoffeine:

Sold primarily on eBay, Myoffeine is marketed as a fat burner pill and a testosterone booster all in one neat little package. The sales pitch for this product promises users will get "freaky lean with bulging muscles", not "skinny with flat muscles."

Read the full review here!

2) Curvelle For Women:

Curvelle is the newest fat burner designed specifically for women. Curvelle is made by Isatori, the company that makes Lean System 7, MX-LS7 (Maximum Strength Lean System 7), and several other products.

Curvelle contains a proprietary blend of 683 mg of ingredients. I'm not a big fan of "proprietary blends," because without knowing the specifics of the individual ingredients, it's hard to assess the efficacy of the product.

Read the full review here!

3) Phenterfein:

Phenterfein is the fat burner being touted online as the "hardcore diet pill" and the "world's most powerful diet pill." It sounds suspiciously like "phentermine", a popular prescription diet drug -- giving some consumers the perception it is a prescription diet pill.

Read the full review here!

4) Zalestrim For Women

There's a new advertising trend that I'm seeing online, and it's being continued with Zalestrim. Seems that it's "old school" to make one outrageous claim about your product. Now, two or three is becoming the norm.

Zalestrim, for instance, claims to be a potent fat burner, while at the same time ramping-up your libido, and increasing your breast size. If this were actually true, Zalestrim would be the medical breakthrough of the century. Since you are not seeing learned doctors and research scientists discussing Zalestrim on CNN, you can bet your you-know-what this product is a scam.

Read the full review here!