EstroThin

Targeting menopausal and perimenopausal women, EstroThin seems so simple. Just use a drop here, a drop there, and it is “guaranteed to boost energy, increase stamina, improve mood swings, and to help overcome physical and emotional hormonal changes.” All of this can be legit, considering there are natural ingredients that might balance women’s hormones. But does this as seen on TV product have what it takes?

The Menopause Fighting EstroThin Ingredients

Eleuthero root – Eleuthero is a type of ginseng that has been used by some to burn fat and promote mood lifting benefits with the right amounts of course.

Schizandra berry – Used in traditional Asian medicine, schizandra berry has never actually been proven to have any known benefits.

Green tea extract – Green tea is a natural fat burner that can increase energy and promote antioxidant benefits at the same time with the right amounts.

Rhodiola rosea – Used to promote energy, rhodiola rosea does not actually promote any weight loss results.

Garcinia cambogia – A natural fat burner, garcinia cambogia has been used in amounts of 1500mg to promote stimulant free fat burning results.

Chinese ginseng – Chinese ginseng is used to burn fat, and it can promote feelings of wellbeing. But it requires 400mg.

Stevia – Stevia is an artificial sweetener more likely to contribute to obesity than fight it.

Black cohosh root – An anti-inflammatory, anti-rheumatic, and more, this also seems to have estrogenic properties.

Dong quai root – dong quai root has been used for many things, and some say that it could fight the symptoms of menopause. But there is no scientific evidence confirming this.

Chaste tree berry – Chaste tree berry can reduce breast tenderness.

Guarana, damiana, and yerba mate – this combination was proven in one study to help subjects to stay full for longer and lose weight. But in a study on menopausal women, it did not work the same way.

Wild yam root – Used to fight the symptoms of menopause, osteoporosis, and high cholesterol, wild yam does not have any solid studies.

EstroThin Has a Credibility Problem

You might be questioning EstroThin because it technically has ingredients that are clinically proven to burn fat. But a lot of its ingredients are questionable with shaky studies. But EstroThin underlines this by using a liquid dropper that guarantees that most of what you get is water, and you will never get the clinically proven amounts of anything.