Apidexin Review
The Apidexin website claims, “what makes Apidexin so unique is that it promotes only FAT LOSS… and Not WEIGHT LOSS. Weight Loss includes Muscle, Fat, Water, and Bone mass. Fat loss is simply burning unhealthy body fat. Losing weight causes your metabolic rate (the rate at which you burn fat) to come to a Complete Halt. Losing FAT & INCREASING Lean Muscle tissue sends your metabolic rate through the roof which is the key to staying Permanently Thin. Apidexin actually contains ingredients Clinically Proven to INCREASE Lean Muscle Tissue.”
Another strong contender in the diet pill industry, Apidexin contains many solid ingredients that actually have been proven to aid in weight loss. This Apidexin review will explore the individual ingredients contained in Apidexin diet pills and show you what you might expect from this product.
Apidexin Ingredients
Fucoxanthin is found in several types of seaweed. Fucoxanthin is an antioxidant which protects cells from damage. The only studies on Fucoxanthin that have been published have been done on rats and mice.
Razberi-K has been shown in clinical studies to contribute to weight loss.
GuggulEZ 100–Gugglesterones are supposed to increase thyroid function, leading to weight loss.
Thermodiamine 98% Evodiamine has been shown to induce weight loss by increasing lypolytic activity in many clinical studies.
Forslean 95% Forskohliin has been shown to effectively contribute to weight loss. Studies show that it promotes lean body mass, helping you to retain muscle as you lose the body fat.
Lipolide-SC has been shown to increase fat burning (lipolysis). The studies so far are very supportive in regards to it’s fat burning capabilities.
Infinergy DiCaffeine Malate contains caffeine, which has been shown to increase metabolic function, leading to weight loss. Caffeine is one of the few diet pill ingredients that is actually fully backed by loads of research. We like that Apidexin included this proven ingredient.
Bioperine has been proven to aid in the absorption of nutrients.
While we wish that Apidexin would disclose exactly how much of each ingredient is included, we really like their ingredient profile. In fact, if Apidexin did display the amounts of each ingredient, we would most likely rank it as one of our top diet pills. Nonetheless, the ingredients are solid and sure to have an effect.
Apidexin marketing strategies
We really like that Apidexin does not use autoship (which automatically sends you more product each month and charges your credit card for it). Instead, they allow you to order more product when you want it.
Apidexin has a “100% unconditional Lifetime Money Back Guarantee!” Unlike many other diet pill companies, Apidexin allows you to return your empty bottle for a refund (in fact, they ask you to send back the opened bottles empty); many other companies will only give refunds for unopened bottles. Unopened bottles can also be returned. This is handsdown the best money back guarantee out there.
Apidexin Cost
Apidexin diet pills cost $49.95 per bottle (or cheaper if bought in bulk). Each bottle lasts 1 month (at 2 capsules per day). This is a pretty good price for a diet pill touting this kind of ingredient profile. We actually expected to see a little higher price tag.
Apidexin Conclusion
This Apidexin review finds that Apidexin diet pills do contain many clinically proven weight loss ingredients. Their ingredient profile is quite strong. At 500 mg per dose, Apidexin is likely to contain a good amount of each ingredient. The price is very reasonable for the ingredients that you’re getting and their guarantee is the best in the industry. With a simple disclosure on amounts, they would have been one of our top picks. We say give Apidexin a try. A big thumbs up for Apidexin.
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March 9th, 2009 at 12:45 pm
I ordered Apidexin AND Fenphedra today because of all of the positive reviews I have read on the internet .. and I could not pick between the two. My question is… Can I use these both together or should I try one at a time? If its recommended to only use one at a time, could you point me in the direction of which product you believe to be better? I will keep you posted on my results but ANY feedback or advise would be greatly appreciated!
March 9th, 2009 at 3:49 pm
I tried it for almost two months. It was a great appetite suppresant, but did nothing else to help me lose weight. I was mightily disappointed
March 10th, 2009 at 3:53 pm
Apidexin made me feel really dizzy and nauseas. It also made my bowel movements smell funny.
March 14th, 2009 at 12:12 pm
Are there any side effects and what about this detoc 72, how many of them do you take?
March 19th, 2009 at 12:08 pm
I have been on Apidexin now for a week and did the DetoxuFree72 also for the fist 3 days…. and I am on an extreme workout program & nutrition program….so if this product works, I’ll know around mid May. Well, the DetoxuFree72 has you on the toilet a few times a day, and the Apidexin does it a little bit too….but I’m really sensitive to caffine, so it may differ for others. But I’m slowly getting used to the feeling of the Apidexin and it’s not too bad anymore….I’m trying 60 days worth….so I’ll re-post around day 30 and 60 and see how much my body fat % differs….time will tell.
March 19th, 2009 at 2:33 pm
Thanks for the info Heath. We look forward to hearing your update.
March 28th, 2009 at 5:00 pm
Have just started aidexin with detox 72 2 days ago and I have to agree with Heath that it has you on the toilet a few times a day but im hoping thats part if the detox. The first day I had jitters and nervousness but day 2 wasn’t so bad.
It’s too early to see any results so I’m gonna stick with it for a month and then check for any weight loss. I have even taken a photo of myself to compare in a months time.
April 8th, 2009 at 8:55 am
Norj,
Thanks for the note. Keep us posted on any results that you see.
And yes, detox products will often cause you to “flush” out a bit. You shouldn’t see those same side effects when you’re only on the diet pill.
April 17th, 2009 at 2:40 pm
which is better apidexin or fenphedra?
April 18th, 2009 at 3:10 pm
I just ordered this last week sometimes. It arrived fairly quick. I just realized it does make you go to the bathroom alot. I didn’t realize it at first bc I didn’t take it the times i was suppose correctly. I have missed a day or two. But it should be alright. It does make you dizzy and vomit.
Also one big thing i noticed was it has alot of caffine. And I already drink alot of coffee, so lately I cannot sleep. I do get crabby waking up in the morning bc i didn’t get my sleep.
however, i no longer need the coffee at work. it’s weird. but hopefully this works. bc if not i’m getting my money back !!
i ordered this pill over Patentrim bc of the better review and results. but if this doesn’t work, i’ll have to check out Patentrim too.
April 28th, 2009 at 4:45 pm
Hey guys, was reading your reviews about Apidexin and DetoxuFree. Guess you all must have started taking it. Do you see any difference? I want to lose 15-20 pounds, and no exercise is helping me. Was thinking of buying the product. Any advise?
April 30th, 2009 at 11:03 pm
Have tried the 72 hours DetoxuFree and 1 week of Apidexin so far. I lost 3 lbs after the week but mostly due to appetite suppression and difficulty sleeping. I ate significantly fewer calories during the day but drank more at night as I couldn’t sleep.
Apidexin makes me feel nauseous and woozy and I normally have 3-4 cups of coffee a day. I have cut back on the coffee as a result and will try it for another week to see if I can adapt to it.
May 6th, 2009 at 6:02 am
On another site, Api gets ripped on pretty heavily in their forum, with numerous people reporting bad sides. Could this be the Forskolin and the down-reg of cAMP?
May 6th, 2009 at 12:22 pm
Tried Apidexin with the DetoxFree72 for three weeks was not able to lose but 5 pounds. Now have problems with my kidneys and possible gallbladder. Not sure if this is the cause but I had to stop taking this product. Was very nauseous most of the time.
May 7th, 2009 at 10:14 am
Hi Ashley,
It depends on what you’re looking for. Fenphedra is very stimulant heavy so you must be sure that you can handle the stimulants (caffeine, synephrine, etc.). If you do well with these then Fenphedra will probably be a bit more effective.
May 14th, 2009 at 12:19 pm
I have been taking apidexin for about a month now, and although I havnt really lost any weight, I have been eating terribly and have not gained a pound. if anything i have noticed my stomach being slimmer and stuff. so im ordering 4 more months worth with the detox….i figure its worth it, especially since im going to start eating well and excercising too!
May 17th, 2009 at 3:19 pm
apidexin + detoxufree was no miracle pill for me but it helped me lose just as much weight as the old ephedra based diet pills that are now banned helped me lose.
Losing 5 pounds in 3 weeks is superb Debbie. I was only able to lose 4 lbs in 3 weeks. I ended up losing 11 pounds with 2 bottles of apidexin. I am 1 week into bottle #3 and have lost an additional 3.7 pounds.
So total weight loss in 67 days is 14.7 pounds.
The previous 3 months before taking apidexin I had lost ony 2 pounds. And I am following the same diet and exercise routine. So my only conclusion is that its apidexin making the difference.
May 22nd, 2009 at 8:55 am
I think what everyone keeps focusing on through habit–is actual WEIGHT loss through scale measuring–when if you read the description of the product thoroughly, you will see that actual weight loss is not as significant as FAT loss! So, I would suggest you take actual measurements daily/weekly and keep a journal. It appears with this product, as should really be the focus of any diet management, that this is where you will notice if it’s worked or not.
I would like to see what the difference in measurements would be for someone over a period of time.
I will say I just received Api and after taken it for 2 days, I can feel the slimming effects like I used to with ephedra but I have been jittery and nauseous. This is not as significant as when I used to take an ephedra based diet pill but it is definately a little uncomfortable. However, I am extremely sensitive to caffeine which is why I was a bit hesitant about purchasing this product at first. I tend to not buy products with any form of caffeine in it due to my sensitivity. It is difficult to do this as it does have its usefulness in dieting. I will warn to not drink coffee with this as it only heightens this reaction.
I hope that this side effect goes away once my body adapts to it because I really think it is the best product on the market!
June 3rd, 2009 at 8:30 am
I just wanted to share a little sucess story I have had with Epodexin & DetoxuFree.
I started taking this product in January because I was tired of looking at my belly. I’m 6′2″ & when I started I weighed 268lbs. I started taking the pills & started hitting the gym 3-4 days a week.
In the last 5 months I have lost 33lbs & 4″ off of my waistline. I had to buy new jeans for the 2nd time in 2 months yesterday. I have to say that it was a great feeling.
I haven’t really changed anything about my diet just added the pills & some exercise. I’m tring to lose another 25-20lbs so I ordered another 3 month supply today. Now if I could just give up the beer that goal would be so much easier
June 4th, 2009 at 9:06 pm
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone can report on the energy level? I need a boost in the morning! I don’t like to mix pills with coffee, so I like when the pill does all the work.
I’ve been using Fenphedra for about a week. I don’t feel that it gives the mood enhancement that it claims. I was hoping for something that makes you feel more like phentermine, you’re so dang happy you don’t even care about food!! ha ha
June 9th, 2009 at 2:13 pm
I started the Apidexin pills last week so far no big miracle. Today I started the detoxufree72 and again I don’t feel any major difference than I do any other day. I doubt that any person who consumes a large amount of caffine on a regular basis would feel any jitteryness or shaking etc… I usually drink about 3-4 POTS of coffee a day I have reduced this amount in half and have upped my water intake to 5-6 32oz glasses a day I only want to lose about 15- 20 pounds so I hope that in the nest feew days or so I will see some results. I am fairly active with 2 young children and my diet isn’t the most unhealthy diet out there. I do find that I don’t want to eat after I take the pills so I don’t I wait until I get hungry and then I eat sensibly. My theory is if I am not hungry then I don’t need to eat. we’ll see!!! hope it works!
June 14th, 2009 at 2:12 am
ive been on this crap for about a month. my body fat percentage has dropped by a whopping 0.5%. i do 3 days of resistance training(hour) 5 days of cardio(hour) and eat 2300 calories a day with a meal plan made just for me by a dietician. this is a scam
June 14th, 2009 at 1:00 pm
Seriously thinking about trying Apidexin and was wondering about the overall feeling. I do not want something that makes your head feel weird and hurt or make you feel nauseas. Looking for a little pick me up and feel great. Honest answers PLEASE.
June 15th, 2009 at 11:13 am
I was skeptical about Apidexin from all the positive and negative reviews online. I took the plunge and bought some Apidexin/detoxufree 72 on eBay.
The first 3 days I took combination of Apidexin/detoxufree72 (I think a total of 8 pills a day). The detoxufree72 pills smelled nasty and I felt like gagging everytime I took it. The first day I took this combination I felt nautious and jittery. I can feel my heart pounding all the way to my stomach and it was beating FAST. I suggest that you do not do any activities and just chill on the first couple of days/week. Drink LOTS of water. You will get a feeling of nervousness. I did not have any diarrhea when I took the detoxufree72. Sometimes you feel constipated.
On my first week I lost 4 lbs. Apidexin basically curved my appetite. I eat half of what I use to eat. I eat the same food I use to eat but in less amounts. If I lie down and I feel hungry I stand up and I do not feel hungry anymore. Keep in mind that I also surf and do Wii Active so that may help my weight loss.
I am now on week 3 and have lost a total of 7 lbs. I no longer have the symptoms that I had on my first week. Keep in mind that this pill does not give me a boost of energy or keep me awake.
As for my experience I see this pill as effective. I ordered another 1 month supply. I started at 182 lbs and am now to 175 lbs. I’d like to get down to 170 lbs.
June 15th, 2009 at 10:31 pm
Hey Cal..i was reading some reviews on ebay about this stuff and found a guy who had a link (http://www.gummy-stuff.org/apidexin.htm) to page he made of his progress..there, hes found out whats in the detox:
Dandelion Root (1250 mg)
Buchu (250 mg)
Milk Thistle (250 mg)
his page seems legit, SO i was wondering what u had to say about these ingredients…thanks a bunch!
June 15th, 2009 at 10:48 pm
oh! one more question. apidexin has alot of the same ingredients as lipofuze..and your review of it didnt really have any cons…why isnt lipofuze up there with the top picks?
I appreciate it, Cal!
June 16th, 2009 at 8:13 am
Hi Michelle,
The information that he provided on the ingredients looks to be the same that I’ve found. I wasn’t able to find much conclusive evidence that ‘proved’ they did what they are believed to, but they do look promising. It looks like the gentleman on the site has lost 7 lbs so far. Not too bad. Also, as far as Lipofuze goes, it looks to be a great diet pill, as the review states. I’ll try to get it up on the top picks soon. I must have simply overlooked getting it done. Thanks.