Slimax

Slimax is one of the lesser known companies when it comes to weight loss. It has barely hit the market, and while it focuses on “traditional medicine”, that’s not always a good thing. Sometimes, traditional medicine is just used to mask a formula that doesn’t actually have any active ingredients.

Of course, there are clinically proven ingredients that do stem from traditional medicine. Obviously, we all know about green tea. Green tea has been through literally hundreds of different studies showing that it burns fat and promotes antioxidant benefits. And there are plenty of others, even garcinia cambogia and others that are completely stimulant free. But obviously, you want to know about Slimax.

How Slimax Works

Slimax uses a blend of Coix seed, Bamboo shoots, Tarragon leaf, Plantago Depressa seed, and Lotus leaf. These ingredients are generally used in cooking, and foods like lotus and bamboo are rich in essential vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients. But so is a strawberry, and most of us don’t use strawberry pills to lose weight. Some of us use acai pills. But the logic is just as faulty.

Slimax also has a natural laxative. But again, laxatives do not promote weight loss. Laxatives only end up damaging the body’s bowels, and it can cause a number of different side effects and other issues. Unfortunately, a laxative can actually weaken the bowels and cause constipation over time. But it’s not what Slimax presents it to be.

The Problem

There are countless Chinese herbs that can promote positive weight loss results. And some are hard to miss. How do you really miss all of the news and other media outlets talking about green tea! And how do you miss all of the talk about synephrine, which is supposed to be the replacement for ephedra. It’s hard not to know about all of the Chinese ingredients that DO promote weight loss.

Most products use green tea, because it’s cheap. Most just don’t bother using the clinically proven amounts of green tea. The fact that Slimax actively chooses not to use these ingredients, which by the way are pretty cheap, just makes it even more clear that Slimax does not have anything. It does not have the clinically proven ingredients, the clinically proven amounts, etc. It’s definitely not worth spending $37 on.