Skinny Boost

Skinny Boost is a weight loss aid that facilitates weight loss by balancing energy, controlling hunger and burning fat. Skinny Boost claims to have been formulated with patented nanotechnology and they further assert to be able to accomplish all of these feats while still qualifying for the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) low glycemic index guidelines. Skinny Boost includes the ingredients buffered caffeine, green tea, fruit juice concentrate, and kiwi fruit concentrate in their compound. This product retails for about $44.95.

The Good

The green tea and buffered caffeine found in Skinny Boost are encouraging ingredients. They have both been rigorously studied and clinically analyzed and both have been found to have a thermogenic fat burning propensities. Green tea and caffeine are widely utilized in the dietary supplement industry because of their fat burning power and their ability in enhance energy. It should be noted that both of these ingredients are only effective when implemented in doses of 400mg or more.

The Bad

We haven’t been able to find any verifiable evidence that Skinny Boost utilizes nanotechnology or that they qualify as a product that meets the low glycemic index guidelines. These are rather substantial claims and we would expect some proof of their validity if they were made in earnest. It doesn’t seem feasible that Skinny Boost has the money necessary to fund nanotechnology usage. Skinny Boost also comes with a host of risk warning and potential side effects. Those with pre-existing medical conditions or a family history of medical conditions (such as heart disease, those with caffeine sensitivities, and those with high blood pressure are advised to avoid this product. Possible side effects are listed as insomnia, diarrhea, irregular heartbeat, dizziness, vomiting, and headache.

The Skinny

Skinny Boost hasn’t convinced us that it has any relevance as a weight loss supplement. It is immediately disconcerting for a product to boast of their advanced formulation without a shred of evidence to support their claim. There are plenty of legitimately proven and created products that can help you achieve some of your weight loss aspirations. We do not recommend Skinny Boost at this time.