All Supplement Reviews at a Glance

A quick, honest summary of every product I’ve reviewed — with a link to the full write-up for each. New reviews get added here as soon as they’re published. Before buying any supplement online, see my checklist for spotting a fake “official” website.

Mitolyn

Mitolyn is a mitochondrial-support formula built around cellular energy and metabolism. It’s positioned for people whose fatigue and slow metabolism don’t respond to typical diet and exercise changes. My full review covers the ingredient breakdown, what the research does and doesn’t support, and realistic expectations for results.

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Java Burn

Java Burn is a liquid metabolism-support formula designed to be added directly to your morning coffee, aimed at people who want a simple daily routine rather than another pill to remember. I break down what’s actually in it, how it’s meant to work, and what buyers commonly report about real-world results.

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Berberine

My top berberine pick delivers an 800mg daily dose backed by a 180-day money-back guarantee — one of the longest refund windows in this category. Worth knowing upfront: the manufacturer doesn’t disclose the specific berberine form used, and the dose sits below the 900–1,500mg range some clinical research points to. I rate it as a strong pick for guarantee length and simplicity, not as the single “best overall” option.

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Hepatoburn

Hepatoburn takes a liver-focused approach to metabolic support, on the premise that an overworked liver is a real driver of stalled metabolism for many adults. My review looks at the ingredient list, what’s genuinely liver-supportive research versus marketing language, and who this formula does and doesn’t make sense for.

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Fast Lean Pro

Fast Lean Pro is a metabolism-support formula that I reviewed directly against PubMed and NIH-cited research on its key ingredients — one of the more evidence-transparent reviews on the site. I cover what the science actually supports, pricing, and honest pros and cons.

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Okinawa Flat Belly Tonic

Okinawa Flat Belly Tonic is a powdered morning drink of fruit extracts, spices, fibre and probiotics, inspired by the Okinawan diet and aimed at digestion and inflammation. My review checks the official label against published research, covers what users report, side effects and the refund terms, and explains how to find the real website.

Read the full Okinawa Flat Belly Tonic review →

The Smoothie Diet

The Smoothie Diet is a 21-day digital program created by certified health coach Drew Sgoutas, built around replacing two daily meals with smoothies from a library of 36 recipes. It’s a one-time purchase (about $27 at the time of writing) with a 60-day money-back guarantee through ClickBank. My review covers what’s included, realistic weight-loss expectations, and genuine user complaints like early hunger and recipe repetitiveness.

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Trimology

Trimology is a stimulant-free capsule aimed at women over 35, built around restoring gut-hormone signalling (what the brand calls the “BioSignal Network”) using resistant starch and targeted probiotic strains. The individual ingredients have real published research behind them, though the finished combined formula hasn’t been independently clinically studied. Results build gradually over 60–90 days rather than quickly.

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Bellyflush

Bellyflush is a herbal colon-cleanse capsule built around plant laxatives (senna, cascara sagrada and cape aloe), aimed at bloating and occasional constipation. Many users report reduced bloating within the first week, although results vary, but the quick drop on the scale is water and stool, not fat. My review covers the full label, laxative safety and the 365-day guarantee.

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CitrusBurn

CitrusBurn is a stimulant-free thermogenic capsule built around Seville orange peel extract (the so-called “Orange Peel Trick”) alongside green tea extract and berberine. The amount of each ingredient isn’t disclosed. My review covers the science behind the core ingredients and what buyers report in the customer reviews I found.

CitrusBurn has been discontinued: in October 2026 ClickBank told affiliates that the seller has stopped selling it. Be cautious of any site still offering it. The review is kept as research on the formula and its ingredients.

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Leptozan

Leptozan is a stimulant-free capsule containing three ketone salts (magnesium, calcium and sodium BHB), sold with a 90-day guarantee. My review compares its 800 mg daily dose with the doses used in ketone-salt trials, and covers side effects, refunds and how to find the official website.

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