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Maximum African Mango is an over the counter weight loss supplement that is manufactured by a company called Omni Herbals. That company produces many other dieting products as well as supplements for other health, wellness, and beauty purposes.
According to the manufacturer, these diet pills provide a large range of different benefits, including the promotion of “natural weight loss with no side effects.” They are also supposed to slow down the absorption of dietary sugar and digestion as a whole. They are also designed lower cholesterol levels and decrease the levels of leptin in the body – which the manufacturer calls the “obesity hormone”. It is also meant to improve control over blood glucose levels while increasing energy levels so that it is easier to remain physically active. All of this is claimed to occur through the use of a non-addictive and non-habit forming natural source of caffeine.
All of this is supposed to be provided to the dieter through the following ingredients, which make up the formula: Irvingia Gabonensis Extract, Guarana Seed Extract, Kola Nut Extract, and Green Tea Leaves, as well as two non-active ingredients gelatin and magnesium stearate.
When reading that list of ingredients, it is important to note that while it does contain “natural” sources of caffeine, those are very powerful stimulants and they could lead many dieters to experience side effects, particularly if they are sensitive to the effects of that kind of substance. The fact that the manufacturer claims that there are no side effects that come with this product does not bode well for the trustworthiness of its claims. The reason is that guarana nut, for example, is the primary stimulant found in many energy drinks. Those are notorious for causing side effects in many people, including an increased heart rate and blood pressure, anxiety and nervousness, tremors and shakiness, headache, and sleep struggles.
Moreover, kola nut also contains stimulants, which can make the impact of the guarana nut even greater – positive or negative. In fact, kola nut has actually been banned in several places and warnings have been issued with regards to some of its effects, depending on the strength of the amount consumed. Green tea also contains caffeine, which only adds to the potential side effects – which the manufacturer claims do not exist.
At the time that this review was written, the label did not identify the quantities of the individual ingredients that were used in each pill, so it is impossible to know exactly how powerful the potential impact of these capsules might be.
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