Hiprolean X-S Reviews

Hiprolean X-S is a nonprescription diet supplement that was designed and is manufactured by a company known as Evolution Slimming. That business sells a number of different dieting, health, wellness, and beauty supplements. In the case of this product, the reason that it was created was to offer dieters the chance to boost their weight loss through effects such as fat burning, appetite suppression, and metabolism boosting. Through these benefits, dieting is meant to be easier than it would be if the user was unassisted.

The official website provided a list of ingredients for the Hiprolean X-S formula at the time of this review. It contained: caffeine, green tea extract, Siberian ginseng, bladderwrack, raspberry ketones, and vitamins B6 and B12. Aside from those active ingredients, there were also non-active ingredients such as the capsule shell and bulking agents that were listed.

Though not all of those ingredients have been proven in scientific research, and it is clear that there is at least one that was added due to the media hype that it has received, despite the fact that it is completely unproven. Among those that do have some clinical test support behind them are caffeine, green tea extract, and Siberian ginseng. Those three ingredients all have a certain amount of published research to support their use.

That said, it should be noted that all three of those ingredients contain stimulants, so while many dieters may be able to use this pill quite comfortably, there will also be some that experience side effects from Hiprolean X-S, such as jitters, headache, nervousness, increased heart rate, and others. Therefore, if you are considering the use of this product, it is wise to speak with a doctor ahead of taking it, so that you can be sure that it will be both effective for your weight loss needs and expectations, and safe based on your medical history and sensitivities to stimulants.

The other issue to be pointed out is that every serving (2 capsules) of Hiprolean X-S contains only 200 mg of green tea. Among the best research studies that have shown the weight loss benefits of that ingredient, the average amount that the subjects were given was 500 mg. Therefore, while this doesn’t mean that the ingredient won’t be helpful, it does mean that the ingredient is not proven to be good for weight loss at that specific dosage, so there will be some uncertainty involved.