Lichi Super Fruit is a dietary supplement that claims to help with weight loss. You can see the dispensaries and advertisements all around. A look at the ingredients, reviews, and side effects give enough information to find out if Lichi pills work. Let's find out.
Lichi Super Fruit Customer Pros:
- 50% of customers gave Lichi a good rating
- Appetite suppression
- Energy
- Weight loss
Lichi Super Fruit Customer Cons:
- 50% of customers gave Lichi a poor rating
- Did not help with weight loss for some
Lichi Ingredients:
- Acai berry extract
- Green tea extract
- Lychee berry extract
- Resveratrol
- Black tea extract
- Oolong tea extract
- White tea extract
- Cinnamon bark
- Cayenne pepper
- Niacin
- Tricalcium phosphate
- Chromium
- Black walnut hull extract
- Conjugated linoleic acid
- L-carnitine
- Cabbage palm extract
- Betaine hydrochloride
- Cassia bark extract
- Cinnamomum cassia
- Magnesium
- Japanese knotwood extract
- Polygonum cuspidatum
- Peppermint oil
Lichi Side Effects:
- Some people claimed feeling "sick" when taking Lichi
Lichi has good ingredients. Nothing in there that would make you jittery. There isn't too much caffeine, just ingredients that would make you feel naturally energetic. As for the people who claimed to feel sick, I can't really say what would have caused that. The ingredients look fine from here.
As for those who didn't lose weight, I imagine they weren't doing anything but just taking the pill. Most of the people who said they lost weight actually were exercising while taking Lichi. This pill can't do all of the work. You have to put in some kind of effort, even if it's just a little effort.
My conclusion is that if you decide to take Lichi diet pills, you should be prepared to give a little effort with it. Healthy weight loss is 4-8 lbs a month. If you get that from taking Lichi, you have achieved something. Those who lose weight quicker than that can expect to have loose skin.
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