Adios Tablets

Posted by Jane on July 30, 2009
Under Herbal Appetite Suppressants, Slimming Pills

Adios slimming tablets are very popular in the UK. The reason behind their popularity is due to TV advertising and their availability in major UK high street health stores such as Superdrug, Boots, Holland & Barrett and in many other places too. They can also be found on eBay at the cheapest prices. If you are looking for a cheap herbal slimming supplement then search no further. So what is really Adios slimming? What are the ingredients? Does Adios have any side effects? And does it work?

What is really Adios and how does it work?

Adios is an herbal slimming supplement claiming to aid weight loss when combined with a low calorie diet and an exercise routine. It comes in two versions, Adios Basic and Adios Max, and is mainly marketed as an herbal slimming supplement that works by boosting your metabolism and burn fat to help you lose weight. However, there is not much information about this herbal supplement and is not backed by research or clinical studies.

Ingredients of Adios slimming tablets

Adios slimming tablets claim to be entirely made from natural ingredients. The list of ingredients includes butternut, dandelion root, boldo dry extract, starch and focus dry extract (a type of seaweed).

Adios Side Effects?

The Adios slimming supplement claims to have no side effects and no allergic reaction to the butternut that makes one of its ingredients. However, some users reported shakiness, nausea and headache. Also, by stimulating the liver, some ingredients may pose health risks to people suffering from liver problems. After all, it is recommended to consult your GP before using any slimming supplement.

Does Adios work?

From the list of Adios ingredients, only the Fucus Dry Extract is scientifically proven to support weight loss. Fucus is a mild thyroid stimulant that improves your metabolism. Other ingredients in Adios slimming tablets stimulate the liver and enhance the effect of Fucus. However, many users reported that Adios did not work for them although they have to take it 3 to 4 times a day.

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