The diet pill called CurvaTrim claims that if you take this product as instructed, you will lose excess weight, have increased sensation and sex drive, get firmer and bigger breasts, and have flawless skin. Just how does CurvaTrim work? Is it really as effective as it claims? This interview takes a closer look at the product to see if it is real or not.

CurvaTrim lists down the following as its proprietary blend of ingredients: Green Tea (50% caffeine), Soy Isofavones, Chocamine, Damiana leaves, Ginger root, Razberi K, Elderberry, Dong quai, Wild yam root, L-Tyrosine, Avena sativa, Motherswort, Cinnamon, Blessed thistle, Magnolia bar, Kelp, Passion flower, Fenugreek seed, and Fennel seed. Since it is listed in a proprietary blend, it is unclear how much of these ingredients are contained in the pills.

Among these ingredients, Green tea seems to be the most important because it is the one that has conclusively been proved to aid weight loss. Other ingredients are not as clinically tested. Chocamine for example is good for endurance because of cocoa, but then Chocamine itself has so many components. Cinnamon does help blood glucose circulation, but it is as yet proven whether this has a direct connection to weight loss. Razberi K is proven to have weight loss effects on mice (not humans) but you would have to eat gallons of these pills for it to be effective. Damiana would be effective as a weight loss agent if there was some Guarana and Yerba Mate in the mix but that is not the case. Also, the fact that the amounts of all of these ingredients are not stated makes it hard for any review to say if the product is potentially effective.

Now, the company says that you can return the pill with a good two month money back guarantee (minus the shipping and handling fees). You have to return an empty bottle (the company apparently wants you to really try it first) along with the rest of the unopened and undamaged bottles which you also bought. That sounds like an okay deal, not a hundred percent reassuring but one can be thankful that there is a guarantee at all.

The claim that it can improve breasts is quite contentious as others who have tried that line have been sued. Not a single one of the ingredients listed seem to back this claim up. If this were true, breast surgeons would have no business at all.

The product is worth fifty three dollars if you use it for a month. Is it worth it? All in all, the product does not seem to be all that effective since the ingredients are run of the mill and the there isn’t enough trust won by its marketing. Plus the fact that they keep the amounts of the ingredients undisclosed is worrisome.