Propolene Diet Pill

Propolene diet pill is a product of Obesity Research Institute, LLC, based on soluble fiber glucomannan.

Propolene contains Propol, which is Obesity Research Institute's trademarked name for glucomannan.

Glucomannan/Propol is a soluble fiber that has the ability to absorb up to 200 times its own weight in water.

This feature will help in you feeling fuller, thus reducing appetite.

Other popular diet pills also contain glucomannan, such as Diet Tech and FiberThin.

However, some of the weight loss effects of the main ingredient, glucomannan, have been questioned in the past.

Electronic Retailing Self-Regulation Program (ERSP) required Obesity Research Institute to demonstrate the research that supports the claims made by the manufacturer as to the weight loss benefits.

After its review of the Obesity Research Institute's evidence to back their claims, ERSP determined that general weight-loss propensity of the product's active ingredient (glucomannan) had been adequately proven.

ERSP also concluded that the research did not support the implied marketing claim that consumers using Propolene could lose weight without diet or exercise.

One of the main research cited by the manufacturer in relation to Propolene effectiveness is University of Texas and Georgetown University researchers study "A Randomized Double-Blinded Placebo-Controlled Study of Overweight Adults Comparing the Safety and Efficacy of a Highly Viscous Glucomannan Dietary Supplement"

Propolene Diet Pill Dangers

Glucomannan is a soluble fiber, so the potential side effects are in relation to that profile of the effective ingredient.

However, as with any changes to your diet or with taking any types of supplements, you should consult with your doctor, who knows your medical history.

You should follow the manufacturer's usage instructions and consult with your doctor on the suitability of those instructions.