Venom Hyperdrive

Venom Hyperdrive is a weight loss pill that has been developed with the express desire to profit from the explosion in popularity of the plant extract known as Hoodia Gordonii or, more commonly, Hoodia. Hoodia has been praised by its advocates as an amazing appetite suppressing ingredient with an all natural chemistry.

Scientific Evidence

Unfortunately there is no evidence to support these claims leaving one to wonder how hoodia got such hype to begin with. Alas, we can only hope to inform potential consumers that, despite what you have heard, hoodia will not help you to lose weight. Still, there are some other aspects of Venom Hyperdrive that we can evaluate for their potential.

Venom Hyperdrive’s Ingredients

Venom Hyperdrive has other ingredients as well namely Cocoamine™, R-ALA, 5-HTP, and Guggul Extract. According to Venom Hyperdrive’s advertising deparment Cocoamine is a “unique cocoa extract that provides the health benefits of chocolate without any of the unhealthy ingredients.” So basically, they have renamed chocamine, a powerful antioxidant that does not actually promote weight loss. ALA likewise is an antioxidant that does not promote wieght loss, and 5-HTP is nothing but a mood lifter.

Venom Hyperdrive Conclusion

Venom Hyperdrive has little to recommend it when considered as a whole. It’s been developed around unproven elements and conjecture. In general we recommend that you look for researched products. This isn’t only a matter of weight loss, this is something that you are putting into your body. And moreover they hide small amounts iwth a “unique 400mg proprietary blend.” THat’s not even enough to cover ingredients that would be effective if they had them of course. So they’re making it all extremely obvious that it doesn’t work. You should look for a manufacturer who is willing to test their products effectiveness before you purchase anything.