Most diet pills work as appetite suppressant but LIPOBind (similar to Proactol) works as fat binder. LIPOBind gains huge media attention recently. It's now a trademarked product and has received many positive reviews from trusted sources. However, we don't consider LIPOBind as one of our top diet pills after we tested it by ourselves.

Ingredients: LIPOBind made from cactus extract, silica, povidone, Ph.Eur, microcrystalline cellulose, and calcium hydrogen phosphate dihydrate.

How effective LIPOBind is? LIPOBind passed our clinical test results. It works by binding your excess fat and suppressing your appetite. It decreases our hunger and helps us to maintain our weight in long run. However, LIPOBind's effectiveness remains doubtful. It may work for some people but may not work for the others. According to surveys, LIPOBind's sucess rate is not above 60%. ASA even banned LIPOBind claims about how this product works. Read it on The Guardian here (you must read it if you really want to know about LIPOBind)

The side effects: Both FDA and ERSP never really approved LIPOBind's claims as diet pill. However, I think LIPOBInd is not really bad because it's clinically proven and won't cause any harmful side effect. The only side effect caused by LIPOBind is minor stomach ache. You might experience it later, 2-3 weeks after you regularly consume this fat binder pill.

So what to do? As I said above, LIPOBind success rate for its past customers is not above 60%. It means LIPOBind is not good enough and it may not be suitable for you. If you are looking for fat binder diet pill, we suggest Proactol. Click here to read our comparison report for LIPOBind and Proactol.

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