CreVax

The CreVax website is full of flashy models and bold claims, but before you pull out your credit card for a $69.95 purchase (for one bottle), keep reading to find out just how effective CreVax really is.

CreVax is marketed as the “only effective Swiss natural fat burner formulated from seven unique and powerful ingredients…”  It is also claimed to be the #1 Diet Pill on some dudes website (this dude by the way says he’s been reviewing diet pills for over 5 years but has ironically only had his website up and running since 2007).

CreVax Ingredients

The seven Ingredients in CreVax are Hoodia Gordonii, Green Tea, Gynostemma Pentaphyllum, Salvia Miltiorrhiza, Fructus Lycii, Peony Root, and Taurine Amino Acid.

As the product proudly advertises, each of these ingredients are natural meaning that they come from the natural world.  The problem with this is that you should be able to obtain something from the natural world at a relatively inexpensive price.  Green Tea for example has been proven to be somewhat beneficial in aiding weight loss and can be purchased at a VERY low price - nothing that $69.95 a bottle can justify.

Hoodia Gordonii is the biggest scam in weight loss history. Since the time it was featured on Oprah, it has grown increasingly in popularity. But guess what? There is no clinical studies to back up its effectiveness. Also, over 99% of Hoodia sold is fake. It’s an endangered species and is not allowed to be sold.

Where Are The Good Ingredients?

There is no Synephrine, no Caffeine, no Phenylethylamine, no Guggul and no Fucoxanthin.These are all great ingredients - the most effective - and they are nowhere to be found in CreVax.

If all of these ingredients do in fact work, the most CreVax should do is educate you on what those ingredients are.  From there you can reap the same benefits in a much more affordable way.

Crevax Pros

  • Green Tea is healthful

Crevax Cons

  • Weak ingredients
  • No stong fat burners
  • No appetite suppressants
  • VERY expensive
  • Poor consumer reviews

Crevax Conclusion

I do not recommend CreVax. I think this stuff is worth between $5-$7 a bottle, and it wouldn’t be for weight loss.

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