Curvatrim is a diet pill that has many contradictions. It is supposedly designed as a multi-functioning pill to help you lose weight, clear acne, increase libido or sex drive and even augment breast. It sounds so appealing, right? If I wouldn’t know anything about this pill, I would have bought it immediately. However, the claims, as good as they can be, cancel each other out. How? One of the many claims of Curvatrim is to augment breast size for women. However, most breast enhancer pills contain excess female hormones to trick the body into thinking that it is pregnant- which results to increase in breast size. What is wrong with this is that once the body recognizes you are pregnant, you also gain weight.

None of the ingredients used are necessarily good for weight loss, although the addition of green tea (which is caffeinated) will act as a stimulant, thereby raising the metabolism and burning fat. Other ingredients used in proprietary blend include ginger, cinnamon, dong quai, soy isoflavones, chocomine, kelp and fennel. There is a drug called Xylestril which also contains the same ingredients as Curvatrim and it has been assumed that Curvatrim is just Xylestril packaged on a different bottle. However, there is little information about its manufacturer so it is hard to tell whether this is true or not. Moreover, the official website of Curvatrim is not very informative and the manufacturer’s information is very elusive. The testimonials are also exaggerated.

The bottom line is, this product might be too good to be true but you don’t need to be a doctor or a health provider to understand that it is difficult for a single drug to boost all of these claimed health benefits together. Imagine that with this pill, your libido would be up, acne would be gone and fat would be burned. Now does is sound quite impossible? You decide.