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Xipisan is a nonprescription weight loss pill that is meant to work as a fat binder. It is sold over the counter under that name as well as under the name Rasva. Both of these products are manufactured by the same company and have been designed to offer dieters assistance when it comes to being able to shed the excess fat that has built up on their bodies. Using it is meant to make this process faster and easier than it would be to diet and exercise, alone.
This product is only one of a rapidly growing supplement category that has increased in popularity due to the obesity epidemic being faced by many countries throughout the world, including the United States. As the number of people who must lose weight for medical purposes continues to skyrocket, so has the number of people who struggle to be able to do what is needed to reduce their weight and their risk of many different obesity related health conditions such as diabetes and blood pressure.
The official Xipisan website explains the way that the product works in that it absorbs some of the fat that is inside food that has been eaten in meals and snacks. At the same time, the website also says that while fats are being absorbed, digestion is improved overall. The idea is that there is an active ingredient within the formula that bonds with the molecules of some of the consumed fat. This makes the size of the molecules too large for the body to be able to absorb. As a result, it simply passes through the system, undigested and is sent out with the waste.
Although this has since been overcome, the company behind Xipisan was once handed a warning by a national advertising standards authority which required the company to cease the claims that it had been making about the results that the product could achieve, which were untrue. It appears as though this issue has been resolved, but it is still raises a red flag with regards to the tactics that the company has previously used. Consumers are cautioned to do their own research before trusting what is said by a product manufacturer that stands to make money from the sale of a supplement.
The ingredients in this diet pill have unfortunately not been listed on the official website for the product at the time that this review was written. This makes it nearly impossible for a consumer to check up on the potential of the product to live up to the claims that have been made about it.
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