Does CortiSlim Work?

Many people may wonder, "Does CortiSlim work?" While individual testimonials suggest that CortiSlim does indeed help with weight loss, no studies have actually been published on the safety and effectiveness of the product. Even if these testimonials are genuine, they do not prove that CortiSlim is effective for weight loss. However, many CortiSlim products contain stimulants, which may suppress the appetite and increase metabolism (but they may also have dangerous side effects).

 

Does CortiSlim Work for Weight Loss?

CortiSlim® is a very popular group of weight-loss supplements. However, despite the popularity of these products, they have not been proven to be effective for weight loss.
 
Initially, advertisements claimed that CortiSlim caused significant weight loss (particularly the loss of "belly fat") by reducing the level of a stress hormone known as cortisol. Theoretically, this seems to be a reasonable way to lose weight. The main problem is that no adequate studies have been performed and published to show that any CortiSlim product actually has any effect on cortisol. In fact, the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) and the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) state that these claims are "false and unsubstantiated."
 
Because the manufacturer of CortiSlim can no longer make these claims, advertising for these products relies heavily on testimonials from individual people. It is important to remember that such testimonials are of very little scientific value. Even if it could be confirmed that these testimonials were valid and honest, this does not prove that CortiSlim is effective.
 
Most of the currently available CortiSlim products contain stimulants, such as caffeine, guarana, or bitter orange. Although these stimulants may help suppress the appetite or increase metabolism, they can also have dangerous side effects.
 
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Written by/reviewed by: Kristi Monson, PharmD; Arthur Schoenstadt, MD
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