Zyatonix

Zyatonix is a fat burner advertised largely through little clips they have of infomercial type messages, featured pictures of people who supposedly lost up to 111 pounds, and a lot of hype without a lot of real information. But nonetheless, they claim to be a high powered and specific fat burner, stating that it supposedly burns fat in several different ways. With Zyatonix, they promise astounding and miraculous results without the burden of extreme dieting or exercise. But is this at all possible?

What Are The Ingredients?

Zyatonix’s disclosed ingredients include Apopadex, a blend of acacia rigidula as well as methylsynephrine, phenylethylamine, cassia nomame, theobromine, yohimbine, and ECGC. The great majority of these ingredients have nothing to do with weight loss, and yohimbine has been connected to relatively serious side effects. They don’t disclose any amounts. This being said, yohimbine has specifically speaking been connected to heart attacks and strokes, and ultimately speaking, without the clinically proven amounts of anything, they are not going to show you weight loss results. They do have some other good appetite suppressants and other varied weight loss ingredients. However, without the clinically proven amounts, there is no effect at all.

Our Final Conclusion

For all the hype, you would think that you would actually get some substance with Zyatonix. But the reality is they really don’t have weight loss ingredients, let alone in the right amounts. The fact that you are risking your health and even your life to use it only makes things worse. We would definitely recommend that you find something else.

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