Xylestril Diet Pill Review

The Xylestril diet pill for women is just another of those hyped diet pill that specifically target women. This product is quite similar to Curvatrim and Curvelle, using proprietary blend to hide their poor dosage and using a list of useless ingredients with no backed scientific clinical trials.

At the exception of Green tea, (It is not even mentionned if it is EGCG enhanced for better effectiveness), there's nothing much in this formula that will promote significant weight loss.

Chocolate. is a mood enhancer, but has not been directly linked to weight loss. Clinical studies. No

Green tea is proven to increase metabolic function, leading to weight loss. Xylestril fails to disclose how much green tea it contains, making it impossible for this Xylestril review to determine if there is enough green tea to be effective. Clinical studies. Yes

Cinnamon. Has been used for many years to regulate blood sugar. Unfortunately, there is no research to prove this. Clinical studies. No

Soy. It is suppose to reduce the symptoms of menopause; again, there is no research to substantiate this. Clinical studies. No

L-Tyrosine Synthesizes protein, leading to weight loss. However, for L-Tyrosine to be effective, you have to take 500 to 1500 mg per day. It is extremely unlikely that Xylestril contains enough L-Tyrosine to be effective.Clinical studies. Yes

Dong quai is supposed to balance Estrogen and increase sex drive. There is no research to prove this. Clinical studies. No

Damiana,Works when combined with Guarana and Yerba Mate, has been shown to contribute to weight loss. However, Damiana has not been proven on its own. Clinical studies. No

Other ingredients.Wild Yam, ginger root, Kelp, fenugreek, Avena sativa,Mother’s wort, Blessed thistle Fennel seed.