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The big mistake made by most dieters is that they rely on the supplement to "save them" while they continue on making terrible lifestyle choices (like eating a dozen donuts while watching the Superbowl). trim spa will not save you from yourself. But it can be a smart aid to help you make a lasting change for improved health and reduced body fat.

But there is caffeine in the green tea, and thus there's caffeine in the trim spa recipe. Caffeine is the only chemical compound I don't like in this formula. I certainly realize caffeine can be a very effective weight loss compound, because it boosts your metabolism. It's a chemical compound that excites the nervous system. But at the same time, it can also deplete the adrenal glands over time, leaving you exhausted.

So, does trim spa receive my own personal recommendation as a weight loss supplement? In a qualified way, yes. This is a very effective supplement, and even though it contains too much caffeine, the other ingredients are very effective at controlling weight, reducing blood sugar spikes, inhibiting the storage of body fat, and making you feel full, and that's a big part of the picture of losing weight. At the same time, I think that no weight loss program is going to be effective if you don't also combine it with physical exercise and smarter food choice.

There's not a large amount of caffeine in trim spa, however, so it's not comparable to the amount of caffeine in a cup of coffee or a can of soda. But the good news on green tea extract is that it's an effective weight loss herb. It does help control appetite: it helps eliminate or inhibit fat storage, and it helps prevent breast cancer and prostate cancer. So it's a smart ingredient to put into the product -- my own preference, though, would be for a decaffeinated version of green tea extract. The next ingredient at 150 mg per serving is the hoodia gordonii cactus.

It has anti-cancer properties, believe it or not, and even though trim spa isn't really an anti-cancer nutritional supplement, there's no question that the small amount of cocoa in the product does enhance your immune system function and offer some protective effect against cancer, although it is probably a small effect. The more important effect is that it makes your brain feel good. It enhances your mood, and when you're trying to lose weight, you know how important this can be. Restricting your carbohydrates can make you feel down.

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