Proactol Review

Proactol is another diet pill of British origin - like Lipobind - with similar properties and similar marketing. Proactol is said to be a "fat binder" diet pill, a fiber complex made from prickly pear cactus and other natural, organic ingredients. It promises to reduce your fat absorption/storage by 28% due to its ability to "bind" that fat up in a gel-like substance until it's elimination in bodily waste, to suppress your appetite, to reduce your cholesterol and to be the vehicle for rapid weight loss and improved overall health. Proactol's website is more comprehensive and information-heavy than that of the average diet pill - with not only "client" testimonials but also those from "real" doctors who treat and advise "celebrities." Always remember that these "testimonials" on weight loss product websites are very often paid endorsements - so take them with a hefty grain of salt.

As to Proactol's effectiveness for weight loss - the website makes much of its "patented" formula and "clinically proven" results touted by global health professionals. If this is such a medical miracle than why is it not a major global news story? Why is it only available internet/infomercial-style?