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Review Summary
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Fat Eater is a weight loss supplement that is said to increase metabolism and at the same time cleanses the system to promote weight loss. It is marketed by a company called Crystal Springs which has been in business for over 15 years. Crystal Springs prides itself in using only all-natural ingredients and strictly avoids harsh dyes, chemicals and masking fragrances on its products.
This supplement is said to provide major health benefits such as boosting energy levels, cleansing of the liver and ridding the body of so-called “toxins”. In this review, we will be examining the Fat Eater formula particularly its ingredients, in order to find out whether this product has the potential to deliver its advertised benefits and enhance a weight management program.
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Ingredients at a Glance
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Fat Eater contains the following ingredients: Vitamin B-6, Iodine (kelp), Guar gum, Glucomannan blend, Psyllium seed husks, Uva ursi, Lecithin, Cidervinegar, Parsley, and Black walnut in a base of Apple pectin, Grapefruit, Peas, wheat bran, and Althea.
Fat Eater uses all-natural herbs and extracts as well as laxatives and diuretics such as Uva Ursi. Because the formula does not include a proven appetite suppressant, it may not deliver significant weight loss results.
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Ingredients in Focus
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Laxatives and diuretics are basically used to flush out toxins and excess water from the body. Although these herbs offer some health benefits, they are not recommended for long-term use. According to nutritionists, extended usage would deprive the body of essential vitamins and nutrients which may result in serious health damage. Furthermore, only water weight is lost which is quickly regained after use is discontinued.
We believe that a safer and more effective way to encourage weight loss is by reducing actual caloric intake. This may be achieved through the use of an appetite suppressant. The South African herb Hoodia Gordonii has been proven in clinical trials to effectively curb hunger and reduce food cravings. However, this supplement does not contain this powerful ingredient. |
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Website
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There is no official Fat Eater website but the product is available on some retailer sites. Unfortunately, only little information is provided about the product although a complete ingredient list is displayed. It would have been better if customer testimonials had been posted as potential customers read these to gauge a product’s effectiveness. Since this product has no testimonies to share, we tend to wonder if there are success stories to share at all. In addition, the website does not feature any cited research to validate the usefulness of the supplement in weight loss.
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Positives
- Currently reduced in price
- Uses all-natural ingredients
- Ingredient list is posted on website
Negatives
- Product has received negative feedback from many customers some of whom have posted their comments on consumer blogs and forums. Click here to read more about these issues in this Fat Eater blog.
- No testimonials displayed online
- No official product website
- Contains diuretics
- Does not contain an appetite suppressant
- No free sample offered
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Final Thoughts
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This product may appeal to people who are looking for a supplement that may cleanse the system and create weight loss at the same time. Fat Eater is promoted as providing many health benefits, most notably the elimination of toxins from the liver. However, a close look at the formula shows that its ingredients do not have the capability to get rid of fat from the body. Dieters may achieve better results with a capsule-based supplement that contains a proven appetite suppressant and a patented fat burner
This product is moderately priced. Originally, it cost over $21 but now it is being sold at the reduced priced of $16.46 for a one-month supply. To test the product, consumers need to make a purchase as there is no free trial sample being offered.
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