Banital Reviews
January 12th, 2010
Product Details
Sold through TV infomercials, Banital effectively claims to help you to burn more fat and lose more weight using their powerful formula. They claim that it will finally help you to lose weight with a 30 day money back guarantee and the only risk free formula that will give you greater results and an ultimate guarantee. So do they actually give you a legitimate guarantee, let alone do they give you a legitimate formula? The simple fact is that realistically speaking, many TV products don’t work and rely on that kind of media hype to actually sell a product that cannot work.
The Good
They have some good ingredients. For example, they have green tea, which is the best known fat burner in the industry, also providing the body with antioxidant support for total body health.
The Bad
Most of their ingredients like lemon verbena and licorice root have nothing at all to do with weight loss. They are not in the least way related. And realistically speaking, they don’t actually have the right amounts of their one effective ingredient green tea. With clinically proven ingredients, half the battle towards clinically proven results is actually to use the amounts used in said studies. So you would not actually see any results using it. And it can still cause some caffeine related side effects, which is not something that anybody wants.
The Skinny
We would not recommend Banital. Banital is just another waste of time and money, especially when there are other, better products out there that could actually promote the weight loss results that you are looking for. Frankly speaking, its big name comes only from the fact that they sell through infomercials. Infomercials work by providing you with no information and getting you excited over nothing. It’s therefore really no surprise that Banital works or doesn’t work rather as it does.