What Is Cuur?
As seen on TV, Cuur is the “Swedish” weight loss supplement that has finally reached you. They claim it to use natural and clinically tested ingredients, and all their advertising is based around the idea of the “Swedish” origins. Ironically, Cuur is not sold in Sweden, let alone the rest of Europe. Of course, this is all hype. Other countries in general tend to stay thinner because they eat healthier, they eat less, or they do both. It really depends on the country. But of course, we all like to think there is some foreign secret that only the United States is not actually privy to as far as real weight loss and real success. So they have played upon this. The question is, behind all that tacky advertising, have they actually given you a formula that could ideally enough work for weight loss results?
What Ingredients Were Used?
Cuur ingredients include a 659mg proprietary blend if green tea, birch extract, yerba mate, and coleus forskohlii.
Does Cuur Work?
Cuur may cause some side effects due to the caffeine content. But we doubt they have enough to really affect the body in any way, unless of course you are extremely sensitive to caffeine. Of course, if you are allergic to any of the ingredients, you should not take Cuur. But as far as we can tell from the ingredients list, it really doesn’t provide any danger or any promise unfortunately. It has a couple of the right ingredients. But obviously, green tea is more Chinese than Swedish persay, and realistically, they don’t have the right amounts of either green tea or coleus forskohlii, which is by the way an Ayurvedic ingredient. The other ingredients do not promote weight loss at all. So we would not recommend using Cuur. It is nothing but hype.
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