Human Clinical Studies - Fucothin

In two separate clinical trials a total of 111 overweight female subjects were put into a double-blind placebo controlled clinical trial testing the Fucothin Dietary Supplement. The participants were put on an 1800 calorie diet and regimented exercise program over a 16-week time period.

The results after 16 weeks speak for themselves. The subjects that were given Fucothin had lost an average of 14.5 pounds. Those that had been given the placebo, yet followed the same diet and exercise program, lost an average of 3 pounds.  That is a 450% higher result for the group that took the Fucothin.

The main reason for the difference in weight loss was the increased metabolic rate of those that had taken the Fucothin. They showed an 18.2% metabolic rate and the best part is this was accomplished without stimulating the central nervous system and there were no negative side effects.

Another result of the clinical study was the area of fat that the Fucothin had targeted. The participants had lost fat in their metabolized white adipose tissue or belly fat. This specifically targeted area is often times a concern for those that are attempting to lose weight.

What this study has proven is not only does Fucothin work, but it is highly effective and extremely safe. This is rare with many similar over the counter dietary supplements and is very good news for those that have been trying and failing with competitor promises that have not held water.