If we told you that there is currently a diet pill developed by two professors at Wayne State University that has demonstrated an exceptional ability to block fat & reduce weight with no significant side effects, you would likely say “I’ve heard that before”. But the results of the Mirafit FBCx clinical trials were released this week and the results are more than just a little promising.
The Detroit Press has an in depth report on the trials, the pill and how it works here. This is one you just have to read. We will be expanding on our look into FBCx this week and looking into it’s claims, the legitimacy of the researchers and trials and trying to get a handle on whether this pill that hasn’t received a lot of fanfare can back up its claims. The early results of our work are favorable.
We have viewed the CV’s of the two lead researchers Joseph Artiss and K-L Catherine Jenn and they certainly have unquestionable credentials in the study of obesity and weight loss. These don’t appear to be some rent-a-researcher type of professors. The clinical trials are real and the results are subject to peer review. The proficiency of the drug to block fat without Alli-type side effects appear legitimate and the overall weight loss of the subjects is impressive.
We will be keeping our eye on FBCx and trying to find real world reports of its ability to help people lose weight. Out of all of the over-the-counter diet pills we have reviewed, this one seems to be a diamond in the rough.
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