![embed-icon](<img alt="embed-icon" class="embed-icon" src="/assets/icn_embed-ef8cce3d74255322ddbf41b06cdc1f0c4fe34d169f0844e0a038087cc958b84d.svg" />)
What does this mean?
Trusted PartnerFakespot Verified Deals
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
lost, few and good. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has detected that Amazon has altered, modified or removed reviews from this listing. We approximate total reviews altered up to 54.
- Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 2,031 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 25 2020.
DetailsBETA
Most positive review
It gave me an extra boost of energy & helped me control my hunger.
Least positive review
Not enough review data to provide meaningful insight.
Most authentic review
I absolutely love this product. I put 4 caps in 64 ounces of water to ensure I get the recommended water intake and full use of... Read More
Least authentic review
Not enough review data to provide meaningful insight.
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
If after 45 days you haven't lost more than four pounds we will refund your purchase in its entirety.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Use only as directed and do not exceed recommended daily dosage of 3000mg.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Don't be fooled by products that advertise 1000mg/serving.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
From the service to the product.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Good luck to all of us.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
At least in rats, evidence of suppressed de novo lipogenesis has been noted and oral consumption of (-)-hydroxycitric acid appears to reliably reduce food intake and body weight (the latter to a degree where food intake cannot explain all the observed effects)studies in humans, for the most part, fail to replicate this; this may be related to less actual activity of de novo lipogenesis in humans and a much higher level in rats.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Some isolated studies do note weight loss, but it appears to be quite variable and unreliable.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Many studies also do report subjective appetite decrease, but tend to record dropout rates (how often people leave the study due to being unable to maintain the diet protocol) rather than food intake; even then the benefits are still unreliable and sometimes not present.
Review Count History
Price History
