Mega-T is a dietary supplement that comes in the form of a capsule, and is meant to be taken orally. The manufacturers state that it will help a dieter lose up to 20 pounds fast and effectively. This is a lot of weight to drop with just one caplet, so does it really do what it says it’s going to do? The product contains about 600 mg of green tea plus an additional amount of calcium. It also has a little kelp, and a little chromium but the main ingredient is the green tea. This tea in a capsule and is said to help curb your cravings, and completely kill your appetite, but everyone’s bodies will react differently to green tea.* There is a small typo, but they also state that this is the most economical diet product on the market to date.*
Do Dieters Lose Weight With Mega-T?
Green tea pills, as well as any form of caffeine can be addicting and cause harsh side effects down the road. If taken enough, you will become reliant on taking the pills for energy and your body won’t be able to function normally without them. Mega-T has been known to also cause insomnia due to the high levels of caffeine in the product, so be aware. It is also a natural diuretic, so users might be using the bathroom much more frequently than normal. Maybe this is why they state you will be able to lose pounds right away when taking Mega-T. in such a short time. A large majority of dieters said that this product was misleading, and did not work for them at all. Others said that they experienced side effects such as headaches, nausea, and frequent urination causing dehydration.
Is Mega-T Easy To Follow?
The directions are not terribly hard to follow. You simply take one capsule (that contains 50mg of caffeine) twenty minutes before each meal three times a day. I don’t know about you, but I do not want to pump caffeine into my body in the afternoon or at night. Talk about being up all night. The more you take the pills, the more your body will be reliant on caffeine to function properly (just like any form of caffeine). They warn those who are sensitive to caffeine not to take the product, as well as if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Conclusion
This is just hyped up green tea, and other stimulants forced into a pill. If you like green tea, you might as well get the enjoyment of sipping it throughout the day versus just taking a pill three times a day. This product did not have good enough reviews to really impress or convince us to buy it again. For 90 capsules you will spend $15.00 which is not that much, so the monetary risk is not huge at all. The reward may not be huge either so just keep that in mind. Do not put all of your eggs into the Mega-T basket for quick and sustainable weight loss. It sounds like you will be losing more water weight on the toilet than actual sustainable weight (fat) that will be kept off for good.
*Please keep in mind that with any diet or weight loss program, individual results will vary.
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*Individual results will vary.
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