Ignite Maxx

If you’re the type of person that enjoys a book or a movie that builds you up and up and then leaves you with a cliffhanger ending, you might enjoy Ignite Maxx.

This weight loss supplement focuses all its energy on trying to convince you that there is no better option for weight loss than Ignite Maxx, and then they leave you hanging without telling you even one ingredient that is in this formula.

But rather than let that stop us, we decided to dig all we could to see if Ignite Maxx was anything that it claimed to be.

The Good

Even though we can’t see the ingredient list for Ignite Maxx, we can tell that they might have some sort of grasp on what it takes for a supplement to help you lose weight.

For example, Ignite Maxx explains that your basal metabolic rate, or the amount of calories your body burns while sitting still, needs to be raised permanently in order to lose weight and keep it off.

Ignite Maxx also says that this product will help you lose not only weight, but inches as well. This is good because there are so many products that claim to help you lose weight and then they simply fill the formula with diuretics that force all the water from your body.

Although this might help you lose weight initially, it is all water weight and your body will restore its water levels as soon as you eat or drink again.

The Bad

Despite the fact that Ignite Maxx seems to have a basic knowledge of how the body works, we can’t see much else that is based on science about this weight loss supplement.

Without solid ingredients to base their sales pitch on, Ignite Maxx chooses to focus on the fact that its formula was “featured in First for Women magazine. Its website features a small image of a magazine cover that talks about burning fat.

However, once we tried to find that cover in First for Women’s archives, we found that Ignite Maxx had simply photoshopped words over the original cover.

This means that their entire selling point had been a fabricated scam.

The Skinny

Ignite Maxx simply furthers the idea that any weight loss supplement that refuses to reveal their ingredients is simply hiding an ineffective formula. Rather than being another victim of a scam, we suggest choosing a different weight loss supplement than Ignite Maxx.