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About Cytolean

What is Cytolean?

Distributed by Gaspari Nutrition, Cytolean uses a “unique, patent pending formula exclusive to Gaspari nutrition.” They claim it will burn fat, increase energy, reduce appetite, and produce a euphoric feel good feeling. Unfortunately, patent pending doesn’t mean anything. It’s like when a prescription medication that has been banned in other countries says that it is waiting on FDA approval. If the FDA rejected it once, the likelihood is they are not going to accept it later on, especially if other details come out in the meantime. But one still has to ask, does Cytolean actually have what you would need to lose weight and realy get the strong effects that they talk about?

How does Cytolean work?

Our best sources indicate that Cytolean uses ingredients such as tyramine, dopamine, epinephrine, amphetamine, methamphetamine, ephedrine, methcathinone, bupropion, phentermine, mescaline, and MDMA. In short, Cytolean promises no side effects. But these are some scary ingredients. The first noticeable ingredients being ephedrine, epinephrine, amphetamine, and methamphetamine. Any retailer will mask these behind fancy chemical names. But if this is right, which according to the Cytolean website it is, you will develop bigger problems than obesity if you take their supplement. Obviously, you will not get weight loss, and you may suffer some serious side effects.

Overall Conclusion

We would not recommend using Cytolean. Cytolean does not actually have what you would need to lose weight, and it does not have any other greater benefits. With Cytolean, you are getting chemical names that frankly speaking are meant to sound amazing if not intimidating. But they can be quite dangerous. So we would definitely recommend using something else.

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