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Swisse Ultiboost Hunger Control is a nonprescription weight loss product that is most popular in Australia, as well as in the United States. It is also starting to pick up in the United Kingdom. The advertising campaign for this product is widespread and enthusiastic. It promises considerable and long lasting results from its appetite suppression. However, whether or not this product is as good as it seems takes deeper investigation.
The claims of the manufacturer are that this works as an appetite suppressant, which makes it easier for dieters to be able to improve their behaviors so that they would be able to shed excess pounds by cutting back on how much is being eaten without suffering from hunger pangs. It also claims that there are no unwanted side effects associated with its use.
The product itself is made by an Australian company, Suisse, which boasts a solid reputation. It has based its Swisse Ultiboost Hunger Control formula primarily on Slimaluma. This substance is the company’s own proprietary ingredient. It is this ingredient that receives the credit for what the manufacturer claims to be powerful appetite suppression.
The Swisse Ultiboost Hunger Control formula contains 500 mg of Slimaluma per serving. This is made from a type of edible cactus plant called Caralluma fimbriata. That plant is not entirely uncommon in weight loss products. It is believed to work by affecting the hormones in the body that are responsible for creating signals of hunger to the brain. Changing this hormone allows a dieter to feel fuller. This substance is also thought to stop the activity of a type of enzyme that is a part of the fat storage process. That said, these beliefs regarding the impact of the ingredient are based on thin evidence from weak and spotty research.
Aside from Slimaluma, the product also includes ribovlaven in its formulation. This is a B vitamin that is part of the process of turning blood glucose into usable energy. It is essential to metabolizing proteins and fats. That said, it is not proven to have any large and meaningful impact on the ability to actually lose weight in a measurable way.
Though there is potential for Swisse Ultiboost Hunger Control to have some appetite suppressing properties, there fail to be adequate studies and trials to actually back up these claims. In this sense, the dieter is acting as his or her own guinea pig when purchasing and trusting this product.
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