Envision Cheat Pill

Envision Cheat Pill Review

Envision Cheat Pill is a weight loss supplement that is intended to work as an appetite suppressant. On the official website promoting it, the Cheat Pill is said to be most effective when taken during times of temptation (such as vacations or holidays), so that dieters can avoid indulging so much that their diet goes astray.

This product is manufactured by Complete Nutrition, a supplement retailer that operates a number of high street stores and franchises. Complete Nutrition have created several of its own sports supplements, health supplements and weight loss products, and appear to have a commendable reputation for good customer service. The company can be contacted via the contact form provided on the website, and appears to also respond to customer comments posted on their various social media pages.

What Does Envision Cheat Pill Claim To Do?

Envision Cheat Pill is mainly advertised as an appetite suppressant, although it also contains other ingredients that claim to perform other functions. Each Cheat Pill contains a “fat-blocker” formula that is said to reduce fat absorption, and a “carb-blocker” formula that supposedly stop the body from absorbing starch.

Does Envision Cheat Pill Work?

Although many of the ingredients contained within the Envision Cheat Pill are known to help with weight loss, their effects are mostly minimal (sometimes as little as 1kg in weight loss). The only ingredients with a proven track record are glucomannan (as an appetite suppressant) and white kidney bean (as a weight loss aid).

Unfortunately, both of these active ingredients have been supplied in far too low a quantity to be effective. Glucomannan has been shown to successfully reduce appetite when 3g of it are ingested daily; the Cheat Pill contains a paltry 450mg, which will likely do nothing. Similarly, the recommended effective dosage for white kidney bean is 800mg daily (the Envision Cheat Pill contains just 50mg). We would ultimately expect this product to be highly ineffective as an appetite suppressant and fat/carb blocker.

What Are The Ingredients of Envision Cheat Pill?

The ingredients included in Envision Cheat Pill are listed below. The ingredient quantities that are listed are correct for 2 Envision Cheat Pills.

Stimulant-Free Fat Blocker 850mg

• Cassia Nomame Herb Extract 450mg: Cassia Nomame is an herb from China, and is used in folk medicine as a diuretic. Despite its use in diet pills there is no clinical evidence in humans to suggest that it acts either as an appetite suppressant or as a fat burner.
• Chitosan 400mg: This sugar is a type of fiber extracted from the shells of crustaceans such as lobster and crabs. It may block the absorption of dietary fat and cholesterol. Studies suggest its effects are minimal.
  Source: http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-625-chitosan.aspx?activeIngredientId=625&activeIngredientName=chitosan&source=1

Appetite Suppressing Formula 500mg

• Glucomannan Root (Amorphophallus Konjac) 450mg: This fiber comes from the root of konjac. The powder absorbs water upon contact and becomes gel-like in consistency; it not only helps to fill the stomach, but slows down digestion, meaning that the dieter can go for longer before feeling hungry again. There are numerous studies that show glucomannan use leads to weight loss without making any other changes.
  Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6096282
• Hoodia (Hoodia Gordonii) 50mg: This plant extract was eaten traditionally in the South African bush to stave off hunger. There is almost no clinical evidence that actually proves that it works, and far more studies that show that the product is ineffective and unsafe, frequently causing a wide range of side effects.
  Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/10/28/us-hoodia-idUSTRE79R6AI20111028

Advanced Carb Blocker 150mg

• Gymnema Sylvestre Leaf Extract 100mg: An herb traditionally used in Indian medicine, several studies have shown that gymnema sylvestre can support healthy blood sugar and cholesterol levels. Research into its role in weight loss is still in preliminary stages, but a few studies are publishing promising results. However, as this leaf often lowers blood glucose levels, this may actually cause sugar cravings in the consumer, perhaps even encouraging them to eat more often.
  Source: http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-841-GYMNEMA.aspx?activeIngredientId=841&activeIngredientName=GYMNEMA
• White Kidney Bean Seed Extract 50mg: One study in humans showed that participants who consumed white kidney bean extract, in addition to being on a multi-component weight loss programs (diet, exercise and behavioral intervention) lost more weight when compared to those who just followed the multi-component diet. Research also suggests that white kidney bean does not decrease the absorption of starch.
  Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17658120
• Chromium Picolinate 400mcg: This is used primarily to lower fasting blood sugar levels and to lower insulin levels in people who have type 2 diabetes. In terms of its potential effect upon weight loss, it is possible that taking chromium picolinate by mouth for 2 to 3 months might produce a small weight loss of about 1.1 kg. This is obviously an incredibly small amount of weight loss, but studies are still inconclusive.
  Source: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/natural/932.html

Does Envision Cheat Pill Have Any Side Effects?

Some of the ingredients in the Envision Cheat Pill may cause side effects for a tiny minority of people, although most won’t experience adverse effects. Chitosan sometimes causes mild stomach pains, constipation and gas. Some people also experience issues with chromium after repeated use, leading to itching, headaches, dizziness, nausea, and impaired thinking.

Hoodia can cause stomach or intestinal issues, and is thought by some to increase the risk of developing diabetes or liver issues.

Are There Any Customer Reviews For Envision Cheat Pill?

There are no independent customer reviews for this product available on the Internet. The product page for the Cheat Pill has one comment on it that says very little, although it does say that the customer clicked a button to recommend the product to others.

We were able to find a little bit of feedback on the manufacturer, Complete Nutrition, on their Facebook page. In the absence of anything more informative, we have included a few of those comments below, many of which praise the manufacturer for their good customer service.

Been using this company for nearly three years no and they are the best group of people with the best products. They really do care about every person’s goals that walks through the door.

Excellent service! These guys truly know what they are talking about when it comes to working out and supplement knowledge.

I recommend all their supplements. Some of the best products on the market.

The customer service that I tried to get was horrible… I sincerely hope you can find better solutions for this in the future so no one else has to go through all of this.

Does Envision Cheat Pill Offer a Money-Back Guarantee?

Complete Nutrition offer a full, 30-day money-back guarantee on all products. Customers are free to contact customer service by email ([email protected]) if at all dissatisfied with their purchased product. Customer service agents will handle the complaint from there, and customers should expect a full refund. Items purchased online can only be dealt with via email, and items purchased in-store should be returned to the store that they were purchased from.

Where Can I Buy Envision Cheat Pill?

The Envision Cheat Pill is available to buy online from the official Complete Nutrition website, and can be found in-store at one of Complete Nutrition’s shops (located throughout the USA). A pack containing 90 capsules costs $28.99 (plus an average of $5 shipping) from the official website. In-store prices are unknown, although they are likely to be similar. Complete Nutrition “members” can access a discount for the Cheat Pill, making it $24.99 (although membership costs are fairly pricey themselves – $10 monthly or $60 annually).