Capsiplex

Capsiplex Review:

Background

Capsiplex has one of those names designed to conjure up the impression that it is going to do something revolutionary. You must give Capsiplex credit for the product name does effectively make one wonder what the product does. If you have been dieting for a while or have been following diet products, you may have noticed that the active ingredient in red peppers, capsicum, has received a good deal of attention for the fact that it has been shown to aid in weight loss, somewhat.

Unfortunately, Capsiplex works hard to convince you that its red pepper tablets are vastly superior to other similar products. In the process, they fail to clearly outline on their website why red pepper effects metabolism. Instead, they focus too heavily on their sales pitch. In the process, they effectively undermine the product. If you like sales pitchy websites that use stock photos of smiling operators that don't really work for the company, then you will love the Capsiplex website a great deal.

What to Eat

The focus is on selling the Capsiplex product. Using the product in conjunction with proper diet and exercise is not really a focus.

Good

Red pepper has been shown to aid in weight loss, but you can get red pepper anywhere. Whether or not Capsiplex works far better than other products isn't really proven or addressed in any great fashion.

Bad

Capsiplex focuses too much on the sales pitch and not enough on why the product works and how it stacks up against similar products. Why is capsiplex better than just using red pepper out of your spice drawer? The argument that they have manufactured a special type of capsicum extract that is more powerful isn't really proven.

Exercise

Why exercise? Just take this magic pill.

Cost

Capsiplex cost about $40 USD.