These days, whenever you hear of a new weight loss pill, you automatically think its a scam. Its sad, but so many so called weight loss products do more harm then good. There is no shortage of hyped up weight loss products that don't do anything they are suppose to. With so many people desperately trying to lose weight, is is very easy for the scam artists to move in and trick them into purchasing a product that will do absolutely nothing for them. So what about proactol? Is it any different from the rest of the weight loss products on the market? 

Well lets first look at a little study that was done by Proactol. By the way, you can find a list of their clinical studies on their site. In this study, they observed the effects of fibre complex from Opuntia ficus indica on fat binding. The study was conducted with ten healthy volunteers. 5 men and 5 women. The 10 volunteers were split up into two separate groups. Five were given the placebo and five were given Proactol. The results of the study showed that Proactol did indeed help the volunteers lose weight. 

The amount of fat excreted increased to about 27.4%. The results show that the patented fibre complex from Opuntia ficus indica affects the assimilation of fat following a heavy meal and causes an increase in elimination of fat in faeces in subjects having a normal BMI. The studied also showed that none of the participants experienced any side effects. This in and of itself is a really big deal. Most weight loss products have very harmful side effects. You might lose weight, but you might also get sick in the process. 

Proactol is 100% natural. That means it is safe for long term use. So is Proactol a scam? Based on my research and the information that is available, absolutely not. It is one of the safest, if not the safest weight loss pill on the market.