CytoLean

About CytoLean

This product gets its origins from a bodybuilder by the name of Richard Gaspari who is the CEO of Gaspari Nutrition, and uses tag-lined as the “Maximum Duration Adipose Reducing Agent.”

First of all, if you’re not a scientist and want to know a little more about adipose, let me fill you in:

Adipose tissue is a scientific name for fat and is made up of loose connective tissue composed of adipocytes (cells).  Its main role is to store energy in the form of fat.  Obesity in humans does not depend on body weight (because weight will generally increase with age and growth) but on the amount of body fat (specifically adipose tissue).

So, by claiming to be the “Maximum Duration Adipose Reducing Agent,” CytoLean is claiming to be a fat reducer.

Does CytoLean Work?

According to consumers, the  results are mixed.  A few users like CytoLean, while the majority don’t like their results. Let’s take a look at the ingredients so we can come to a definitive conclusion.

CytoLean Ingredients

The ingredients in Cytolean are Green Tea, Glucoronolactone, Phenylethylamine, Phenylalanine and L-tyrosine.  Green Tea has been studied and the results have been positive with respect to weight loss.  But, in order for Green Tea to be effective you need to use the right amounts and in combination with other ingredients.  The amount of Green Tea in CytoLean is hard to find (all of its ingredients are hard to find for that matter).

Speaking specifically of ingredient quantities, Cytolean contains 667mg of total ingredients.  In order for an ingredient such as Green Tea to be effective (as concluded by clinical studies) is anywhere between 300 and 400 mg - even up to 700mg!

Phenylethylamine is a worthwhile ingredient that decreases appetite and increases cognitive abilities. We do not know how much of this ingredient is used in CytoLean.

CytoLean Pros

  • No autoship
  • Contains phenylethylamine

CytoLean Cons

  • Weak dosage
  • Expensive
  • Poor consumer reviews

CytoLean Conclusion

After examining the ingredients and taking in to consideration consumer reviews, I do not recommend CytoLean. It’s an sub-par product that is not worth its price.

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