Leptitrex pills.
Leptitrex is different then most weight loss supplements. Instead of just promising the user that it will boost the body's ability to shed pounds, it promises that it will reverse the aging process, cure acne, and all in all correct skin problems and increase it's youthful look.
It claims to do this by targeting the “Six Proprietary Matrixes”, each of the six signifying a different ingredient. According to their website, it boosts energy, increases fat burning enzymes, uses antioxidants to cleanse the system, and all while nourishing the body and creating more motivation to lose weight.
Leptitrex : tons of promises, but...
With so many apparent 'uses', it makes it difficult not to be suspicious of Leptitrex. On their website, they list their ingredients for the consumer to study, and however healthy the many vitamins and antioxidants may be, there is no reason to believe any of them will be effective in weight loss. However, the minerals contained in these supplements may have en effect on the quality of skin, and the chocomine, which is a chocolate derivative, may work to improve overall mood, though there is no way to verify this for sure. Other key ingredients, such as those that are meant to detoxify the liver, are not likely to have any effect on weight loss, as the livers function doesn't makes any difference in fat burning processes.
The website also states that Leptitrex can help the user to build muscle, which is easier to achieve using the list of 'super foods' given by Dr. Nicholas Perricone. Dr. Perricone is a dermatologist who frequently writes books and promotes products, all centered on weight loss and skin appearance. He has come under fire from critics for his claims in the past, as they hold very little scientific proof, and no clinical research to back them up. However, he did receive his MD from Michigan State, and so he is a real doctor.
Conclusion.
In the end, the claims made by this product are extreme, at best. There are no clinical studies, scientific evidence, or anything remotely solid to back those claims up, or to even prove that a few of the functions will be possible when taking Leptitrex. There are also no free trials offered, though they do offer a full money back guarantee every time you purchase their product, which is a definite plus. So, in theory you wouldn't be taking a risk if you did choose to give Leptitrex a try.
Just keep in mind that with so many ingredients, it will likely dilute the properties that this supplement does possess. This makes it even less of a chance that they will be effective. If you do decide to purchase and use Leptitrex, you may want to do so for the vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that it contains, which can help to nourish the body. This will probably show a difference in your skin, hair, and nails. But consumers probably shouldn't rely on this supplement to lose weight.
