Kimberly Tenner
May 24, 2013

Calmslim Reviews

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Claiming to be the ultimate diet solution for women, Calmslim claims to also use a holistic approach, or specifically to use a product developed by “highly experienced Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) experts and thoroughly tested in Australian laboratories.” They also focus on the idea that their product contains no caffeine and therefore causes no side effects.

Price: $40.00

Ingredients and Mechanism of Action

Calmslim ingredients include garcinia cambogia, chromium, white kidney bean, blackberry, gymnema sylvestre, cassia nomame, and green tea.

Apparently, they forgot which ingredients tend to constitute caffeine and therefore potential side effects. For starters, green tea is one of the most popular suppliers of caffeine content, and though it is powerful, a large part of that power relies on the caffeine content. However, most of the ingredients don’t actually promote weight loss, they certainly aren’t meant specifically for the female dieter, and they definitely don’t come in the appropriate and clinically tested amounts. We have been unable to find the studies they are talking about, because they have not been legitimately published and most likely don’t exist.

Safety

Calmslim is not safe to take if:

• You have a pre-existing medical condition such as heart disease
• You have a family history of medical conditions such as heart disease
• You have caffeine sensitivities
• You have high blood pressure
• You have a liver condition
• You are using an MAO Inhibitor
• You suffer from glaucoma

Possible Side Effects

• Insomnia
• Diarrhea
• irregular heart beat
• dizziness
• vomiting
• headache
• loss of appetite
• raised blood pressure
• increased heart rate

Overall Impression of Calmslim:

Calmslim is one of those companies trying to scam you into buying their products with a “110% money back guarantee.” But essentially speaking, when they offer that, you know that there are going to be quite a few restrictions and impossible hoops to jump through. There is no evidence to back it up, and they blatantly contradict themselves at every turn. We would not suggest buying Calmslim.