Vysera CLS Reviews: Is it a Scam?
Vysera CLS
is a dietary supplement that claims you can keep your normal diet of
2,000 to 2,200 calories a day and still lose wait. This diet pill claims
that it is a miracle pill and even goes so far as to compare eating a
whole donut and only taking in a fraction of the calories. Surely, this
can't be a fact or can it?
As stated before Vysera CLS is a supplement diet pill. Unfortunately, if you want to know any of the specifics or science behind the pill, they are no where to be found. When this pill is being advertised the only type of information given is a matter of opinion where all they can say are things like "amazing" and "miracle pill". If you head over to the website [http://www.vyseracls.com/] and try to find any of the science facts behind the pill, there isn't any. The website does not go into the scientific's of the pill and mentions something regarding a clinical trial but never states who it is that conducted the trial. There is no list of the ingredients on the website but there is a picture of the back of the packaging where even if enlarged it is hard to make out specifically what ingredients are in the pill. According to the United States Food and Drug Administration, it is required to list the ingredients and list the ingredient has the greatest percentage and then descend them from there. You can easily make out what the serving size is which is four capsules.
On the whole of the internet there is not one good thing spoken about Vysera CLS. The reasoning behind that is more than likely that there are no scientific proven facts regarding this pill. The ingredients are also very unclear.
Obviously a dietary supplement is not something that should be taken by a pregnant or nursing woman without speaking to your physician. Honestly, without any science or ingredients on this pill it is hard to tell whether this is safe or not to take for anyone. With the couple of ingredients that can be made out on the label, they individually have side effects such as upset stomach, diarroea, abdominal pain, bloating, gout, inflammation of the airway, worsening of asthma, and low blood pressure.
Vysera CLS: The Final Verdict -
This is definitely not a recommended pill and even with all of the hype, it is not worth risking your health with no science facts to back it up. Any success stories are almost non-existent which has to make you wonder why if it is so "amazing" should you yourself also try it. The only thing that this drug has been completely open about is that it's $100 for a 30 day supply of the pill.
As stated before Vysera CLS is a supplement diet pill. Unfortunately, if you want to know any of the specifics or science behind the pill, they are no where to be found. When this pill is being advertised the only type of information given is a matter of opinion where all they can say are things like "amazing" and "miracle pill". If you head over to the website [http://www.vyseracls.com/] and try to find any of the science facts behind the pill, there isn't any. The website does not go into the scientific's of the pill and mentions something regarding a clinical trial but never states who it is that conducted the trial. There is no list of the ingredients on the website but there is a picture of the back of the packaging where even if enlarged it is hard to make out specifically what ingredients are in the pill. According to the United States Food and Drug Administration, it is required to list the ingredients and list the ingredient has the greatest percentage and then descend them from there. You can easily make out what the serving size is which is four capsules.
On the whole of the internet there is not one good thing spoken about Vysera CLS. The reasoning behind that is more than likely that there are no scientific proven facts regarding this pill. The ingredients are also very unclear.
Obviously a dietary supplement is not something that should be taken by a pregnant or nursing woman without speaking to your physician. Honestly, without any science or ingredients on this pill it is hard to tell whether this is safe or not to take for anyone. With the couple of ingredients that can be made out on the label, they individually have side effects such as upset stomach, diarroea, abdominal pain, bloating, gout, inflammation of the airway, worsening of asthma, and low blood pressure.
Vysera CLS: The Final Verdict -
This is definitely not a recommended pill and even with all of the hype, it is not worth risking your health with no science facts to back it up. Any success stories are almost non-existent which has to make you wonder why if it is so "amazing" should you yourself also try it. The only thing that this drug has been completely open about is that it's $100 for a 30 day supply of the pill.
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