What is Delta Health Yellow Bullet?

Last we heard, ma huang was a bad thing….did we miss something? We know that lawmakers brought this extract back, in extremely limited amounts that don’t actually promote clinically proven weight loss. However, we’re also familiar with the many lawsuits since ma huang’s reintroduction, and again, companies are only legally allowed to use amounts too small to promote clinically proven weight loss. What happened to common sense?

Based on common sense, we would think that the mere mention of ma huang by Delta Health Yellow Bullet would send customers running. Instead, there are some dieters who seem to think that Delta Health Yellow Bullet is the exclusively effective diet pill that will change their lives. Of course, this blend does have other ingredients, but surprisingly, Yellow Bullet may not be what you think.

Ma Huang & Delta Health Yellow Bullet

So we misspoke. Delta Health Yellow Bullet does not list ma huang, but specifically “ephedra.” We know, you didn’t know there was a difference, and in most similar diet pills, there’s not. However, ma huang is a Chinese herb that is sometimes referred to as “ephedra.”

The ephedra in Delta Health Yellow Bullet is an herb that happens to be called ephedra, but is actually grown exclusively in the Western United States. These are two completely different supplements! The extract in Delta Health Yellow Bullet is just considered to be completely benign. Ephedra nevadensis does not cause side effects OR promote weight loss.

Is There Hope for Delta Health Yellow Bullet?

We know, we dedicated a lot of our review to one ingredient, but that’s the one that really should catch your eye when you see it. Whether we’re talking about Momon tea, ephedra nevadensis, ma huang, or any other ingredient that happens to fly under a similar chemical name, you should be on high alert. After all, how reputable can a company be if makers feel okay about naming an ingredient that could literally kill you?

Yellow Bullet does have some clinically proven weight loss ingredients such as caffeine, Synephrine, and phenylethylamine. All of these ingredients have been through numerous clinical studies. In the right doses, every one could promote healthy weight loss. In fact, Synephrine has even been used as an official (and safer) alternative to ma huang.

However, Delta Health Yellow Bullet really doesn’t disappoint, proving us right once again. This formula does not use the clinically proven amounts of any of the ingredients so far. We can tell because Yellow Bullet uses a small proprietary blend that isn’t big enough to account for the clinically proven amounts of each ingredient.

Delta Health Yellow Bullet expects to distract you with a famous name and in this case, an imitator that isn’t at all what you think. Delta Health Yellow Bullet may sound exciting, but you should really consider the facts instead of the hype. The facts say that you should probably stay away from Yellow Bullet.

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