Phenocerin is currently guaranteeing that you’ll lose 30 pounds in 30 days. Is it worth trying? Or will they find some way to scam you out of a few bucks? Let’s take a look at the ingredients and find out if Phenocerin can deliver on its promise.

Ingredients:

-          Hoodia Gordonii

-          Chromium

-          Kola Nut

-          Grapefruit

-          Guarana

-          Gymnema

-          Plus, a few others.

Most dieters have heard of Hoodia Gordonii. It’s a newer ingredient that is used as an appetite suppressant. It contains a chemical, P57, which tells the brain that your stomach is full. It’s important to note that only certified Hoodia Gordonni from the Kalahari Desert region in Africa has this effect.  Most companies do not sell certified Hoodia Gordonii and unfortunately, hide the actual amounts used by throwing it into the proprietary blend. It appears as if the makers of Phenocerin have done this. The amount of Hoodia is unknown and there is no mention of the Hoodia being certified on the website. The Hoodia found in this product will do little to suppress your appetite.

There are some good ingredients, however. Chromium, kola nut, and grapefruit are all effective weight loss mediums.

Pros:

-          Contains a few good ingredients

-          Refunds accepted

Cons:

-          Overpriced

-          Don’t refund S&H

-          Negative side effects: increased blood pressure, anxiety and insomnia.

-          The “study” on the website doesn’t actually exist

Conclusion:

On paper, Phenocerin looks like a good diet pill. However, it fails to provide results due to lack of quality ingredients. It’s an average diet pill with an above average price. Don’t expect to lose more than a few pounds. Go ahead and try it for free. Most choose not to waste their time and money on Phenocerin. If you’re looking for a serious diet pill, check out our list below.

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