Adios diet Pills Review

Are Adios Slimming Pills worth trying?

Adios, a herbal slimming pill which is available in UK at Holland & Barrett, Sainsbury’s, Superdrug, Asda, Lloyds, Boots and so on. The extensive TV ads have helped this slimming pill brand to become a household name. These pills are sold at a price below £5 which could be considered as more than reasonably cheap.

Does Adios really work?

Adios, is a slimming pill formulated using the following ingredients:

Dry extract of Fucus which functions as metabolic rate booster.
Dandelion Root which contains asparagin, tannins, triterpenes, sterols, volatile oil, bitter glycosides, choline, and inulin. To the surprise of all the dieters, this ingredient is a not an appetite suppressant but an appetite stimulant.
Extracts of White Walnut tree with eastern USA nativity (also known as Butternut Tree)
Extract of an evergreen shrub called Boldo, which is native to Chile. It is a substance that tends to increase the flow of urine, which causes the body to get rid of excess water.

Do the above ingredients help in losing weight?

The ingredient in Adios that would help in losing weight to some extent is dry extract of Fucus which accelerates metabolism. But the pill has some appetite stimulants in it which would make the users hungry and in turn make them consume food very often (which would lead to gaining weight, not losing). The Boldo extracts cause frequent urination which could lead to dehydration.

Side Effects of Adios:

The Boldo extract causes dehydration, head ache and weakness.
Dandelion Root extract can lead to more hunger and in turn the users would end up gaining weight instead of losing.

Adios’ user feedback

The common complaint by most of the Adios users is the increase in the frequency of urination.
Some of the users have reportedly suffered dehydration, head ache and weakness.
Some of the Adios users have reported increase in the frequency of their food intake.
Few Adios users said to have lost weight but only when they combined the consumption of the pill with low calorie diet and exercise.

The question is does one really need any diet supplement if he/she follows low calorie diet and rigorous exercise.

To conclude, even though Adios is a well known diet pill, it is useful only in combination with extensive exercise and less calorie intake. So the very purpose of a diet pill is not fulfilled here in the case of Adios.

Our Top Recommended Slimming Pill:

We have been recommending Proactol for healthy and steady weight loss on following grounds: