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The safety concerns surrounding over-the-counter weight-loss supplements, including the lack of transparency in ingredient labeling
have convincing mechanistic data from cell and animal work but essentially no robust human evidence supporting weight loss when used alone; clinical trials are very limited and often combine raspberry...
The name “” refers to conflicting products: an injectable prescription drug whose active ingredient is and a range of over‑the‑counter weight‑loss supplements sold under similar names that contain bot...
Products sold as “BurnSlim” are marketed with a recurring roster of plant extracts and metabolic aids—most commonly green tea extract, Garcinia cambogia (hydroxycitric acid, HCA), L‑carnitine, conjuga...