Ingredients and Mechanism of Action
Miracle Fat Burning Cream contains a number of all natural ingredients such as organic caffeine, organic safflower nut oil, organic lecithin, liposome, and organic aloe vera. Soe of these make some sense for general skin appearance. Caffeine can wake up the skin, giving it a fresh appearance, or so some would claim. Aloe vera is also commonly used in treating damaged skin. However, none of them have been shown to target fat cells when applied topically, let alone could they rid you of cellulite.
Overall Impression of Miracle Fat Burning Cream:
While we were entertained by Miracle Fat Burning Cream’s claim to cure a problem doctors can’t seem to cure, we were not entertained enough to actually buy it. It may well improve the general appearance of skin, but it will not reduce cellulite, or completely get rid of it. In addition, they sell it by using a “free trial offer” looping you into an expensive auto ship program, one of the classic signs of a scam.
Adrienne Says:
I wanted to get rid of my love handles and tone my sides a little. I started using the Miracle Fat BurningCream to get a little more targeted results. It didn’t work, and I really didn’t see any results. It made my skin peel a little. But it didn’t help me to get anything good.
September 27, 2010 at 6:12 pm
Shari Bloom Says:
The Miracle Fat Burning Cream doesn’t work. I definitely think it’s just a waste of money.
August 25, 2010 at 6:13 pm
Kelly Lane Says:
I’ve been desperate to find a good product that actually works. I’ve been looking through a lot of different products trying to find something that will actually come through. And I went through this too. It didn’t do anything at all. There were no jitters or anything like diet pills. But it still didn’t do anything for me.
July 18, 2010 at 6:16 pm
Willy Says:
I wouldn’t use the Miracle Fat Burning Cream again. It was a total and expensive waste of my time and money.
June 20, 2010 at 6:18 pm