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Adios and Adios Max Diet Review
Adios And Adios Max Differences
Regular visitors to Boots the chemist, Superdrug and some of the big supermarket chains will be familiar with the Adios brand.
Adios has been around for what seems like an eternity – The little green and blue box is immediately identifiable and the hour glass logo draws the eye to the advertising message – Speed Up Weight Loss.
the introduction of Adios Max a few years ago seems to have confused – the official Adios website does not seem to elaborate on what the actual differences between Adios and Adios Max truly are.
For most it is a case of the green one or red one.
Adios Original
Adios was the original product it is a natural combination of herbs
- Fucus – which is a type of seaweed
- Boldo
- Butternut
- Dandelion Root
Adios Max
Adios Max has an identical list if ingredients.
The only real difference apart from the packaging is the dosage.
A slightly higher, more potent version than Adios original.
Even with the the increased dosage Adios still remains a very cheap diet pill aimed at providing the most subtle of weight loss results.
Adios Side Effects
Neither two should not cause any major health issues or produce any notable side effects. As a precautionary measure do not use Adios Max (or the original) if…
- You are under 16
- You could suffer allergic reaction to any of the ingredients
- You are pregnant or nursing a child
- You have a thyroid problem
Does Adios Work – Is It Recommended
Several years the choice of over the counter diet pills was very limited. Over the last few years several product has come into the fray and raised the bar just that bit higher leaving Adios somewhat behind.
Very hard to recommend as Adios or the higher strength version as it is just a metabolism raising fat burner. Fat burners generally are the least effective of all the genres of slimming pills.
Where To Buy Adios or Adios Max
Can be purchased in a variety of outlets both via the high street and off line – Boots the Chemist or Superdrug in store offer quite possibly the cheapest price.
Adios can be purchased online from authorised UK stockist Slimming.com
Alternative Diet Pills
Adios is considered an entry level slimming product and possibly appeals to those who are comfortable with familiar brands.
Zotrim is another herbal, natural slimming product that will be familiar to UK consumers. Zotrim, unlike Adios has a particularly compelling argument surrounding its efficacy.
More about Zotrim
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Zotrim Slimming Tablets
Zotrim Review
Zotrim is the herbal weight loss tablet in the strikingly purple packaging that should be a familiar sight to regular customers of Boots the chemist and Superdrug.
Zotrim will soon be celebrating a decade of existence – while diet products come and go with varying degrees of success.
Zotrim is the ultra consistant ever present that just does what is says on the tin.
The bright purple packaging contains a herbal diet aid that suppresses appetite, reduces body weight and slightly raises the metabolism allowing a gradual increase in the amount of calories expelled or burnt on a daily basis.
What it does not do it help you shed uncopious amount of body fat in several hours, wind back the effect that the last 10 years have had on your skin and make you irrestible to the opposite sex.
Zotrim is born and bred in the United Kingdom with a slight Danish influence – a world apart from the ridulous diet products that are made in the USA and unfortunately available (largely due to the internet) to buy over here.
“natural aid to lasting weight loss … with scientific proof”
So What Is Zotrim
Zotrim is designed to tackle the two most common causes of weight gain and the apparent inability to lose it.
Over-indulgence – taking on more calories per day than perhaps we should.
Calorie retention – not expelling more calories daily than we take on.
Or to use the philosophy that Zotrim employs – Calories in and Calories out.
Zotrim Ingredients
- Yerbe Maté – The “national drink” of Argentia that has been proven to increase the rate at which thebody burns fat – and also provides us with 196 active compounds, 24 vitamins and minerals, and 15 amino acids
- Guarana – The “national drink” of Brazil, Guarana is actually a small fruit about the size of a coffee bean. It is native to the Amazon basin. It contains three times the amount of caffeine as a coffee bean.
- Damiana - Nomadic as far as any patriotism is concerned but often used as an aphrodisiac and mild stimulant.
The combination can also provide a satiety boost that can makes you feel fuller before, during and after a meal.
What Did The BBC Say About Zotrim
More Importantly Does It Work
Zotrim has possibly the most clinical evidence attached to it compared to any other weight loss aid available over the counter.
Zotrim Clinical Evidence
It is when the clinical research is scrutinised that Zotrim distances itself from the competition by quite some margin. No fewer that 8 independent reports exist dating back to 2001 with The British Food Journal and Kings College London among the authors.
A recent BBC television programme entitled The Diet Clinic featured Professor Lesley Regan and her dogged investigation into the truth behind the claims that over the counter weight loss aid industry were making concerning the efficacy of their products.
Professor Regan was responsible for exposing the anti ageing and beauty lotion industry after discovering that most beauty product manufacturers were making claims that relationship with the truth were bordering on the ignominious!
Bottom Line
If you are considering trying a slimming aid for the very time and have gone around in circles and met yourself coming back after reading several hundred conflicting reviews then either pop into Boots an pick up a packet of Zotrim ….
Or better still visit the official website.
if Zotrim does not work for you there is 6 month guarantee so send in back.
Visit Zotrim Website
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