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T5 Fat Burner Patches are a nonprescription weight loss product that are designed to provide dieting support in an alternative form to tablets or capsules. This leaves a dieter with two primary questions: the first is whether or not its ingredients can safely offer the types of advantages that the manufacturer claims it will, and the second is whether or not this method of delivery is actually effective enough to ensure that the benefits will, indeed, be felt by the dieter.
The product, itself, is made by a health supplement company called Biogen Health Science. It has a full range of T5 fat burner products, particularly in the form of capsules and drops. The company has a relatively good reputation and its products, as a whole, receive average consumer ratings on third party websites.
The first step to understanding whether or not there is a possibility of the T5 Fat Burner Patches living up to the claims is to look at their ingredients. This is assuming that the dieter has already consulted with his or her doctor and has discovered that fat burner products are the best option for their needs and can be taken safely considering their medical history.
The ingredients that make up the T5 Fat Burner Patches are: aloe vera, honeysuckle, fiveleaf, Gynostemma Herb, Semen Cassiae, Torae, Follum Nelumbinis, Ginseng, and Barbary Wolfberry Extract. These are all natural ingredients, which is something that many dieters find highly appealing. However, it doesn’t necessarily mean that these ingredients will be any more effective or safe than chemical and synthetic substances.
Among these ingredients, there aren’t any that have been proven to cause weight loss in any form, including when taken in a capsule. That said, many of the ingredients in this formula are known to be helpful in a broad range of different ways such as in wound healing and overall wellness. What is odd is that many of the substances that were chosen are thought to have some potential weight loss effects – though unproven – but only when taken orally.
For example, aloe vera is believed to help to have somewhat of a laxative effect in the small intestine. While laxatives are not a good way to lose weight and they can cause excessive water loss which can lead to bloating over time, if a dieter suffers from constipation, this can be a helpful tool until a proper high fiber diet can be created to encourage more natural regularity. However, in order for aloe vera to have this impact, it needs to be inside the body’s digestive system – as it must reach the small intestine. In the form of a patch, this would not be possible.
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