What is in Leptitox? This the most important question for any Leptitox review to answer, as it is the ingredients which make a supplement what it is (not the makreting).
It is actually hard to find out exactly what is in Leptitox. There is no ingredient information on the official website, and most reviews just talk about what "some of" the ingredients are in Leptitox.
Here are the ingredients in Leptitox:
- Marian Thistle
- Jujube
- Brassicas
- Apium Graveolens seeds
- Grape Seed
- Chanca Piedra
- Alfalfa
- Taraxacum leaves
- Meratrim
This doesn't look like your average weight loss supplement. In fact, I've never seen many of these ingredients before now; no other fat burner on the market uses these same ingredients.
This isn't surprising; Leptitox doesn't claim to work like most other weight loss supplements!
Unlike every other fat burner on the market today, Leptitox claims to work by manipulating your hormones!
So, does it work?
To find out, let's take a closer look at the ingredients in Leptitox to see what they do, how they work, and whether the science backs them up like the manufacturer claims.
Marian Thistle
Marian thistle, more commonly known as Milk Thistle, has long been used in traditional medicine as a way to promote liver and skin health, reduce cholesterol, and promote weight loss. Bodybuilders have used it for a long time to protect their liver while running cycles.
However, there is no concrete evidence that Milk Thistle is effective for promoting weight loss. There is certainly no evidence that Milk Thistle influences Leptin in any way.
Jujube
Also known as Chinese date or Red Date, Jujube is a fruit in the Buckthorn family. It has no known health or performance-enhancing properties. Jujube may help overall health by delivering antioxidants, but no more so than any other fruit. It does not affect Leptin in any way.
Chanca Piedra
This is a tropical plant said to have numerous health-promoting properties. Supplement manufacturers and "alternative health" practitioners claim that this stuff does everything from breaking down kidney stones to reducing systemic inflammation. However, there is absolutely no evidence for any of the claims made about Chanca Piedra. I have no idea what its purpose is in Leptitox.
Artichoke Extract
Artichoke extract is linked with improved brain function over the long term. However, there is no link between artichoke extract and weight management. There is no reason to think that artichoke extract helps with leptin resistance, hunger, or appetite.
Dandelion
Dandelion root hs been used by bodybuilders for years as a cutting aid. Dandelion acts as a powerful diuretic. It forces your body to expel water, making you quickly lose weight and appear more "shredded". But it does not influence appetite. Leptitox appears to be full of ingredients that have no effect on leptin levels in any way, shape or form.
Chicory Root
Chicory root is an effective supplement for controlling appetite. But it doesn't work by reducing hunger hormone levels. Instead, chicory root works by bulking out your stomach. It is a rich source of water soluble fiber. This fiber absorbs water in the stomach, expands, and thickens. This makes you feel significantly fuller after eating smaller meals.
Yarrow
Like chicory, this water soluble fiber makes you feel fuller for longer. Fiber also promotes healthy blood sugar level maintenance, which helps prevent energy crashes and food cravings.
Proprietary Blend
There is no point even talking about the Leptitox proprietary blend. Like most proprietary blends, the Leptitox blend is stuffed full of useless ingredients. This blend is almost certainly just a load of celery powder and ginger thrown in with a couple of more unusual herbs and spices to make the label more interesting. None of these ingredients do anything to help with weight loss; celery might be good for you, but doses of below 500mg are pointless.
If there was any one red flag for Leptitox fat burner and weight loss supplement, it is this proprietary blend. Basic, useless ingredients, low overall dose - it can't get worse.
