Xylestril

Xylestril contains the following ingredients: Kelp, Soy Isoflavones, Green Tea, Chocamine, Cinnamon, Ginger Root, L-Tyrosine, Dong Quai, Damiana, Wild Yam, Avena Sativa, Mother’s Wort, Blessed Thistle, Fennel Seed, Fenugreek, Magnolia Bark, Elderberry Extract, Passion Flower and Razberri K.

The only element used in Xylestril’s formula that can help users increase fat burning in any way is Green Tea, which is actually a low to moderately effective weight loss agent when used in the right amounts. We actually prefer to see weight loss products, whether they are gender specific or unisex, use high performing extracts like Advantra Z and/or Yerba Mate, which have shown outstanding results in studies when it came to augmenting fat oxidation and metabolic function.

Xylestril also contains elements like Soy Isoflavones, Wild Yam and Don Quai, all of which are best suited for inclusion in a formula geared toward alleviating menopause or PMS symptoms. Damiana and Avena Sativa are used to increase women’s libido, and while they may be effective when used in the proper dosages, this developer failed to post how much is include this formula. Furthermore, these elements only continue to prove that this formula was designed specifically for women and not men.

We would be remiss if we did not mention that Xylestril is advertised as being able to stimulate "breast enhancement” in women, but men who have inadvertently used this formula have nothing to fear, because this formula does not contain any elements that can increase women’s or men’s breast size. This is simply a tactic that some developers use to stimulate sales, and while this tact may work initially, this supplement is even less effective in this arena than it is in weight loss and consumers are likely to figure this out.

• Contains Green Tea, but the amount is not disclosed

• Contains elements that are best suited for reducing symptoms of menopause and PMS
• Not a focused weight loss product
• These products have garnered a lot of negative consumer commentary, which can be read on this popular Xylestril blog. If you are interested in more information, you can read another Xylestril review by Sensational.com.
• Created for just women, not men

It’s clear to us that Xylestril was formulated for women, but it is also clear to us that it is a low-level weight loss agent that may do little to increase their weight loss gains. It also claims to be a libido booster, but its abilities in this arena are negligible. So, it appears that this formula is not at all designed for men; however, there are some high performing products available on the market that can help men increase fat burning, create clean energy and cut hunger. It’s just a matter of looking for products created by reputable developers who use high-quality weight loss agents like Yerba Mate and Advantra Z.