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CortiSlim Weight Loss
CortiSlim weight loss was made famous by the TV commercials that asked if you were overstressed and had stubborn belly fat.
The commercials claimed that the hormone cortisol could become imbalanced and prevent weight loss. Worse yet, it piled the fat around the waist.
If the cortisol hormone was balanced, you wouldn't be as stressed and you'd see the belly fat shrink.
Can it be that easy? Balance the cortisol hormone and lose weight? Or is there another side to the story?
Let's check and see if CortiSlim lives up to its claims.
Is Cortisol Real?
Yes it is, and it does get triggered in the body by stress and anxiety. What's more, it does tend to put the extra pounds around the middle. So that part of the CortiSlim weight loss claim is true.
Something to take into consideration, though -- not everyone routinely produces too much cortisol, even if they are stressed.
How Does Cortislim Weight Loss Work?
Basically, CortiSlim weight loss works by increasing energy while decreasing cravings. The active ingredients include L-theanine, magnolia bark and beta-sitoserol (a plant extract). The combination of the three is supposedly how it creates the weight loss.
I personally have taken CortiSlim. And while one person doesn't exactly constitute a test, I did find that I lost some weight. But not a whole lot, so possibly I am not stressed enough? If I recall correctly, I lost 8 pounds in the month that I took it. Not astonishing by any means, but any weight gone is good.
While it worked for me, that doesn't mean it will work for everyone. And as always, you need to follow a sensible eating plan. CortiSlim won't work if you pile on the pizza and ice cream! (Try a three day diet instead.)
CortiSlim side effects are generally mild. The primary ingredient is synephrine, which is common in many over-the-counter supplements. Because it increases energy, it may make some people jittery at first.
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