Natural Max Garcinia Overview

I’ve been hearing a lot lately about Garcinia Cambogia for weight loss.

It first came to prominence a few years back when Dr. Oz touted it as the greatest thing to happen to weight loss since the treadmill.

Back then, it seemed clear that it would be a passing trend for a while before everyone moved on.

But I have to admit, this stuff has some staying power.

New garcinia supplements are still coming out all the time, so maybe there’s something to it after all.

One that I came across recently is called Natural Max Garcinia.

• Natural Max Garcinia promises to help you lose weight in all the ways garcinia cambogia is believed to help:
• It helps block the conversion of food to fat.
• It suppresses appetite.
• It help lower cortisol, the stress hormone, that can cause your body to hold onto fat.

It encourages the release of increased serotonin.

With more of this feel-good brain chemical flowing through your body, you’re less prone to emotional eating.

That’s a pretty impressive list, and it’s why garcinia supplements have remained as popular as they have.

But what’s in Natural Max Garcinia that makes it work so well.

Natural Max Garcinia Ingredients and How They Work

The primary active ingredient in Natural Max Garcinia is the HCA extracted from the garcinia cambogia fruit.

HCA stands for Hydroxycitric Acid, and it’s the powerhouse of the formula.

What HCA does is inhibit the enzyme (Citrate Lyase) that causes the conversion of carbohydrates to fat.

Without that conversion process, instead of being stored as fat, calories are used for energy.

The multifaceted result of that is increased energy, decreased appetite, and a decrease in stored fat on your body.

Natural Max Garcinia uses the recommended 60% concentration of HCA at 800 mg in each dose.

The rest of the ingredients in the Natural Max Garcinia formula are said to be all natural, but unfortunately what they are exactly isn’t revealed online.

Natural Max Garcinia Pros and Cons

Advantages of Natural Max Garcinia

• The ingredients are all natural
• It uses the recommended 60% HCA concentration.

Disadvantages of Natural Max Garcinia

• Like a lot of garcinia supplements, Natural Max Garcinia is only available online through a “free trial” offer, which is anything but free.
• It may not even be available that way currently.
• It promises that you can lose weight without changing your diet or exercise routine, but that’s basically impossible, and certainly unsustainable.

Where to Buy

As we mentioned earlier, Natural Max Garcinia is sold as a “free trial” offer online. You start off at what appears to be an unbiased review.

But after reading about the amazing benefits, a banner appears that supposedly takes you to a website that offers Natural Max Garcinia for free.

How it really works is that you sign up by paying a small shipping fee.

In the fine print, it states that by signing up, you’re also signing up for their automatic monthly shipping plan.

If you don’t call and cancel withing 14 days from the day you placed your order, you’ll be charged full price for the “free” trial bottle, and you’ll receive a new bottle each month for that same price.

All this is spelled out in the terms and conditions, but you’ve usually got to look pretty hard to find them, and most people miss them.

At this time, however, when you try to click through to buy Natural Max Garcinia, it takes you to the free trial page of a different garcinia supplement, making it pretty clear that these supplements are pretty much interchangeable with each other.

Conclusion

Garcinia is popular, but the research doesn’t support its benefits, at least not the kind of benefits they advertise.

Even if you do want to try it, I wouldn’t advise you to put to much faith into Natural Max Garcinia, when even the manufacturer doesn’t distinguish between it and its competition.

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Rob Miller founded SupplementCritique.com over 7 years ago, and has been the chief editor ever since. He has a diploma in Advanced Dietary Supplements Advisor, and worked at GNC for 3 years. He KNOWS supplements, both inside and out. Rob currently resides in Jupiter, FL, with his wife of 4 years.  Learn more about him in his Bio here. Follow him on Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn, or find him on Google +. View all posts by Rob Miller