This is a review of the weight loss solution Green Tea Extreme.  The Green Tea Extreme website claims that their product is “the most effective and powerful next-generation thermogenic weight loss product on the market today”.  This Green Tea Extreme review will therefore take a peek behind the marketing tactics and the actual ingredients of Green Tea Extreme and try to determine if indeed this product is a viable weight loss solution.

Green Tea Extreme has the following ingredients: Green tea, which is a clinically proven diet pill ingredient, increasing the body’s metabolic rate, causing weight loss. Green Tea Extreme, however, fails to disclose how much green tea it contains, making it impossible for this review to determine if there is enough green tea in this product to cause weight loss.  Green Tea Extreme also has Guarana, which has been shown to contribute to weight loss, although only if is combined with Damiana and Yerba Mate.  And finally, Green Tea Extreme also has Citrus and Aurantium, which, in turn, contains Synephrine, an ingredient proven to contribute to weight loss.  The problem here is that Green Tea Extreme does not say how much Citrus Aurantium it contains, or more importantly, the concentration of Synephrine contained.

The Green Tea Extreme website contains the typical sensationalized testimonials that can be found from many diet pill companies, as well as the celebrity endorsements and endorsements from various television networks.  One important thing to note, however, is the fact that all of these endorsements are for green tea itself, and not specifically for Green Tea Extreme.

Green Tea Extreme offers a “Risk free trial offer” for $1 plus $4.95 shipping and handling.  This trial, however, entails that you return the product within 14 days or you will be charged $38.95.  This trial also enrolls the user in their autoship program, where they automatically send more diet pills every month and charge the user’s credit card.  This supposed offer will even prompt you to “hurry” because there are only 75 trial offers left.  There is good chance that the site will still be saying the same thing several weeks or months later.

The Green Tea Extreme website says that unopened bottles of the product may be returned within 30 for a full refund minus a 15% restocking fee and shipping and handling.  This is quite ridiculous, since how can an unopened product be tested for efficacy, and should it prove to be ineffective, how can it be refunded if it was already opened?

 This Green Tea Extreme review finds that Green Tea Extreme is just not the type of weight loss solution that people should be spending good money on, plus the fact that it does not indicate how much of the product contains the actual ingredients that promote weight loss.