Product Details
Zotrim is a weight loss supplement that has been designed and compounded around an exotic South American blend of herbs, at least according to the Zotrim marketing department. This course for the marketing sector of Zotrim comes across as exciting, fresh and new but yerba mate and guarana, the amazing South American ingredients, are far for the course as far as the diet pill industry is concerned. Zotrim likes to drop hints of a “recent study” that Zotrim references as proof of its power.
The Good
Yerba mate, guarana and caffeine are all common in the supplement industry and that is because they do each have some merit as weight loss elements. Caffeine has been proven time and again as a beneficial addition to most weight loss blends as it has fat burning propensity as well as the capacity to allow for amplified vigor which can effect more motivation toward exercise and thereby instigate more calorie loss.
The Bad
The study that Zotrim boasts about was actually conducted on the raw ingredients that fashion Zotrim’s mix, not the compound itself. This is a dubious way of getting around the truth which seems to be that this supplement remains unverified and untested as a whole. And they are missing one of the key ingredients required for effectiveness with some of the ingredients. Additionally, caffeine intense products can be irksome to those with caffeine sensitivity and should be approached with a wary eye. And they don’t even have the right amounts to produce real weight loss results.
The Skinny
This product has not persuaded us of its legitimacy. It has fundamental ingredients but no mention of in what quantity which is always suspicious. Zotrim is happy to push a “study” that is meant to show us its position as an established fat burner and lend its product some credibility but really all Zotrim does is make itself come across as a scheming concoction that is afraid it hasn’t got any legs to stand on. The key thing here is really the lack of proper amounts. We recommend searching elsewhere.