Ephedrine P57 gets bad marks right off the bat. Right on the top of their website they claim, “That’s right! EPHEDRINE is BACK! GET IT WHILE YOU CAN!” and then they lie later on about it in the sidebar of their website. They dive right into “the sad truth” that most companies selling Hoodia-packed diet pills aren’t using the “real form” of Hoodia (as you can read in my Hoodia review, even the real stuff, yes, the P57 will do nothing for you, as it’s all metabolized well before it can reach the brain and have its appetite-suppressing effects).

Ephedrine P57 is basically a Hoodia pill and that means, and I don’t want to mince words here, that Ephedrine P57 is a sub-standard, ineffective diet pill. The claim by Ephedrine P57 that Ephedrine is still legal is patently false.

Ephedrine P57 Lies about Ephedrine Legality

On the Ephedrine P57 site they state that:

On April 14, a federal Judge in Utah reversed the short-lived ban on Ephedrine. Since then, it’s gone through rigorous tests – and passed with flying colors. According to April’s ruling in Utah, there was never any basis for banning doses of 10 milligrams or less. As a result, Ephedrine has once again been approved for public consumption.

On April 17, 2006 (three days after the April 14th ruling), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit in Denver, “upheld the FDA’s final rule declaring all dietary supplements containing ephedrine alkaloids adulterated, and therefore illegal for marketing in the United States.¹

If you buy Ephedrine P57 not only are you endangering your health (though admittedly, they say there are only 10mg, which makes that danger much less — of course then the effectiveness drops as well), but you’re also breaking the law.

Ephedrine P57 Hoodia Obsession

Ephedrine P57 also appears to be obsessed with having Hoodia in the diet pill formulation even though Hoodia has absolutely no research that suggests it can even remotely do what everyone claims it can do.

Ephedrine P57 Company also sells Nuphedrine?

I have reason to believe that Ephedrine P57 is hawked by the same company that hawks Nuphedrine — a pill I also warn against, if only for their obvious fabrication of before/after pictures and their nasty autoship program.

Not only are their marketing pitches mysteriously similar, but if you click on the “Order Now” button for Ephedrine P57 you’ll see the header change and it goes to secure.nuphedrine.com, starts talking about “Real 20x Strength Hoodia” and a (misleading) “Hoodia Clinical Study”.

Ephedrine P57 Before/After Pics

If you don’t notice the link between Ephedrine P57 and Nuphedrine (and honestly, unless you looked at this stuff a lot, how could you?), but a lot of the Before and After pics for both products are the same. Does that mean that these subjects used both products simultaneously and that’s how their weight was lost? Or did they use both at different times? No. They’re simply doctored photos and the Ephedrine P57 hawkers are too lazy to doctor new photos so they just reuse the same ones for new (lame) products.

Just two examples (there are a bunch of them):

Please do click on the thumbnail to see what I’m talking about. Once you’ve seen it, you’ll definitely start to feel like throwing large rocks at the Ephedrine P57 (Nuphedrine) company right away.

Ephedrine P57 Review Conclusion

With business tactics like I’ve illustrated above, you could have the best ingredient profile ever and I’d still tell consumers to run for the hills. They lie about ephedrine’s legality and they blatantly lie about “customer success” stories. To boot, they have Hoodia in Ephedrine P57, one of the most unfounded diet pill ingredients yet to hit the market. Ephedrine P57 is bad news. Run. For the hills.

1. http://www.ck10.uscourts.gov/opinions/05/05-4151.pdf [↩]