Scorch

Scorch is a weight loss supplement that claims to be the most powerful, potent and efficient fat burning aid on the market at this time. Scorch promises to help you achieve a lean and muscular body when you use their product in conjunction with a proper diet and a consistent exercise routine. Scorch boasts that its formula contains a myriad of weight loss capabilities such as increasing your metabolic rates, suppressing cortisol, boosting energy, optimizing your thyroid function, suppressing appetite, preserving lean muscle, and targeting stubborn fat. Scorch contains green tea, P2 oolong tea, caffeine, rhodiola rosea, evodiamines, coleus forskohlii, and tyramine HCl and generally retails with a price tag of $49.95.

The Good

Some of Scorch’s ingredients are considered to be proven and effective fat burning agents. Green tea, oolong tea, and caffeine are particular favorites in the weight loss aid industry as they have all been thoroughly researched, clinically tried, and established as thermogenic weight loss tools. They have shown immense fat burning propensities and energies enhancing powers when utilized in 400mg or more, per ingredient.

The Bad

Scorch didn’t go the extra (and necessary) mile in creating their compound. They have the right ingredients, to some degree, but in the wrong amounts. Green tea is only utilized in 250mg and, as stated above, this ingredient requires at least 400mg to affect any weight loss results. The other ingredients located on Scorch’s catalog are just fillers and have not aptitude for or relevance in a weight loss formula. Scorch also comes with the standard list of potential side effects including insomnia, diarrhea, irregular heartbeat, dizziness, vomiting, and headache. Those with known caffeine sensitivities should avoid Scorch as it does have high caffeine content.

The Skinny

Scorch is yet another disappointment from a weight loss supplement manufacturer. Utilizing the right ingredients in the wrong amounts just comes across as shady and dishonest. At almost $50 we would expect a product that could potentially help us achieve the results it promises but Scorch fails to measure up to this one standard. We do not recommend Scorch at this time.