Review Summary
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Brazilian Slim (Cha De Bugre) is a Brazilian Diet Pill, let's find out more about it.
There are three things that are synonymous to Brazil—soccer, bikini clad girls, and the beach. Brazilian Slim or Cha de Bugre is a diet pill that comes from Brazil. The first time I heard of it, I imagined right away that Cha de Burge would feature hot Brazilian girls wearing skimpy swimsuits in their advertisements.
Unsurprisingly, I was right. The purpose of course is to create the idea that this supplement would transform your body into something very similar to that of the models.
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Too bad because it’s all just advertising hype. No scientific evidence is provided by the company to support the effectiveness of their product.
Dr. C.L. Cruz’s book is used as the reference for the ingredients used in Brazilian Slim. However, the ingredients in each pill are never really named. According to the book, Brazilian Slim is made from a combination of different Brazilian plants. Dr. C.L. Cruz wrote that the product would aid in weight loss as well as stimulate blood circulation. I have never encountered any double-blind study to validate these claims. There are no evidences or scientific results provided. One cannot help but have doubts about this product.
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More doubts were raised when Brazilian Slim launched its 7-day free trial campaign. Trusted sources say that diet pills which offer such deals would just try to drain your funds by stealing your credit card information.
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Recommendation
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Don’t be fooled into purchasing Brazilian Slim/Cha de Bugre/Brazilian Jungle. It is not a legitimate weight loss product. I have not really tested it because it is not available in most drug stores but the literature on Brazilian Slim itself is devoid of credible information about it. The ads are great and are sure to tempt a lot of people into buying it. As a wise consumer, try to look beyond the images that you see. Ask yourself, this question: If the product can’t help me lose weight, why should I waste my money on it? Choose only legitimate products that have been tested and proven safe and effective. Needless to say, Brazilian Slim is not one of them.
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