Lipocerin diet Pill Review
Lipocerin is a diet pill from Nutritional Science Laboratories. Now it has announced a 25 day free trial.
Ingredients of Liposerin Diet Pills
Lipocerin combines the appetite-suppressing power of Hoodia Gordonii with the metabolism-boosting power of Chromium Picolinate.
Lipocerin’s potent combination of botanical ingredients combines these two ingredients with the fat-burning power of Kola Nut, Guarana, and Grapefruit and the proven energy-boosting herb Chinese Ginseng. Kola Nut and Guarana are natural sources of caffeine, also shown to have a stimulating effect on the metabolism. In addition, Lipocerin has Gymnema, an herb which has been shown to reduce sugar cravings.
How Lipocerin Works?
Lipocirin’s main ingredient Hoodia Gordonii, a South African Cactus suppresses appetite and thereby reduces calorie Intake. But Reduction in Calories will bring down metabolism which adversely effects weight loss. To maintain/increase metabolism it has metabolism booster Chromium Picolinate. It also has energy boosters.
Possible side effects of Lipocerin Diet Pills
Studies say excessive use of Chromium Picolinate (main ingredient) might cause Loss of appetite, Nausea, Sleep disturbances, Headache etc. Take pills according to the instructions.
Lipocerin diet Pills Free trial Scam?
Lipocern is offering 25 days free trial. When Start your FREE Trial to receive a full one-month supply of Lipocerin. You’ll have 25 days from placing order, to evaluate this product and see the results for yourself.
Recommendation:
Lipocerin can result in weight loss because of two reasons:
- It has metabolism boosters that result in burning more calories, even more fat.
- It has appetite suppressant Hoodia gordonii which will reduce calorie intake and thereby accelerate the fat loss.
The cost of Lypocerin comes to $49 for the first month’s supply and $99 ($33 per month) for next 3 months supply, which is definitely less than other proven weight loss pills like Proactol, Xerisan ASA etc.
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how can u stop the orders of this product ???
There is no such thing as a free trial. When I called to cancel & let them know that I was not satisfied prior to my 25 day free trial, I was charged $49.00. I specifically asked the customer rep I was talking to if there’s anything else I need to do, I do not want to be charge the $49.00. He said that’s it I was cancelled from the order.
I called customer service and they told me I should have asked for an RMA #. This whole thing is a scam. The pills don’t work & I was charged $ 49.00 for a pill that don’t work.