Lipofuze Fat Burner Review Prt3: The Lipofuze Bottom Line...

This is Part III of the Lipofuze review—click here if you missed Part I or click here if you missed Part II (it's a good idea to do so before continuing).

OK, now that we've checked out the Lipofuze product profile, what's the bottom line? Well, to begin with, remember what I said earlier in the Lipofuze review?...

"The medicinal plants, food compounds and herbs that are typically found in weight loss products are much like pharmaceutical drugs; they need to be present in a potent enough dosage to have any effect."

Lipofuze contains 14 ingredients. This might seem impressive, but it guarantees that only a few of them can be present in dosages high enough to have any effect (there's only so much stuff you can jam into a capsule). The rest serve as little more than label dressing.

The next problem is that there are very few ingredients that have clinically proven results of any real merit (i.e., green tea).

Several of the ingredients don't have any peer-reviewed, published human-based data validating their effectiveness at all (ThermoDiamine™, FucoPure™, Razberi-K™).

Others have "demonstrated" results that can hardly be described as "dramatic" (synephrine, guggulsterones, forslean).

And there's certainly no evidence to indicate this group of 14 ingredients work together synergistically, delivering results up and above those demonstrated by its individual constituents.

At the end of the day, there's certainly nothing here to justify Lipofuze's $50 price tag. It's an expensive product of indeterminate strength and potency.

To give you an example of what this sort of money will buy, you could experiment with a high quality, potent green tea product for just over $10.

A high quality 7-keto product is a little more expensive—a month's worth of product that delivers the required 200 mg per day (as demonstrated useful in the clinical study) costs about twenty dollars. Heck, you could even throw in a full blown guggul product for an additional $10 and still be ahead of the game—and you know exactly what you are getting with each and every product.

See what I mean?

If you're interested in some of the more promising ingredients in this formula, experiment with them on their own. There's no reason to shell out big money for a product when you have no real idea of how much of the critical ingredients you are receiving.

Lipofuze is also backed by a money-back guarantee. I'd be curious to hear from visitors as to whether this is honored; after all, there's no information provided about the company or people "behind" this product. This tactic makes it very difficult for consumers to seek recourse if they are at all dissatisfied with the product, its claims, or its gaurantee.

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