Just like Lipo 6, NV and Curvelle – SLIMQUICK claims to be different from other diet pills, and ‘numero uno’ selling female fat burner.

It is advertised as a weigh-loss product specifically formulated for a woman’s body (the female fat burner).

According to marketing materials, “It [SLIMQUICK] even takes the guesswork out of losing weight with its comprehensive 32-page diet and exercise booklet.

It’s already helped thousands of women just like you lose unwanted weight, fast!�

It is nice for them to include a diet and exercise program, but it would take 32 pages to explain its rap sheet of active ingredients. SLIMQUICK contains 22 ingredients!

Do women need Horsetail extract (a mild diuretic) to lose weight? How about Vitamin D? And what does Phosphatidylserine – which is thought to reduce the risk of dementia in the elderly (a claim that FDA disputes) – have to do with women who need to lose weight?

With an exception of caffeine and green tea extract, which could help elevate metabolism to some extent – the rest of the ingredients in SLIMQUICK are completely useless have not been proven to help women (or men) lose weight.

Unsurprisingly, SLIMQUICK does not have any published studies to back up its “fat burner designed for a wonan’s body� claims.