Zenacort is a diet pill that supposedly has been researched and tested. This Zenacort review will explain the marketing behind Zenacort and explain each ingredient to help you see what you can really expect from Zenacort diet pills.

Zenacort Ingredients

Hoodia Gordonii, despite what numerous diet pill companies claim, DOES NOT contribute to weight loss.

Gymnema sylvestre helps control blood sugar, leading to weight loss. However, Zenacort fails to list how much Gymnema sylvestre it contains. Thus, this Zenacort Review finds it impossible to determine if there is enough Gymnema sylvestre in Zenacort to contribute to weight loss.

Guarana has been shown to contribute to weight loss, but only when combined with Damiana and Yerba Mate. Zenacort does not contain Damiana or Yerba Mate.

Other essential dietary minerals–The Zenacort website does not specifically state what the “other essential dietary minerals” are. Regardless, minerals do not contribute to weight loss.

Zenacort contains only one proven ingredient, Gymnema sylvestre. They do not disclose how much Gymnema sylvestre is contained in Zenacort diet pills, so there is really no way to know if it will be effective. When looking for a diet pill, look for one that contains clinically proven ingredients in proven amounts.

Zenacort Cost

Zenacort diet pills cost $39.95 for 90 capsules. If you take the maximum recommended dose of 9 capsules per day, one bottle will last 10 days. This is an outrageous price! There is no reason to believe Zenacort will do anything for weight loss.

Zenacort Guarantee

Zenacort does offer a 30 day money back guarantee. However, you have to email Zenacort’s customer service for permission to return the product. In addition, they charge a 25% “administration fee” for returning Zenacort. This guarantee isn’t much of a guarantee.

Zenacort Marketing

The Zenacort website claims “extensive research and science” has gone into creating Zenacort diet pills. However, they never explain what research was done or what the findings were. Companies often say they have done research, but if it is actually done it is done “in house” and the findings are never revealed. So who knows if they really did the research?

Zenacort does explain the importance of exercise and diet.

The Zenacort website warns, “If you experience more than 12 lbs. of weight loss within the first week please consult with your physician.” The website does not explain what the concern is about losing this much weight.

Zenacort Conclusion

This Zenacort review finds Zenacort is overpriced and ineffective. It contains only ONE proven ingredient and does not disclose how much of it is included. Zenacort does not explain the supposed research that has been done. Look for a diet pill company that is honest about their research and ingredients, one that includes proven ingredients in proven amounts.