What Is Phosphacore?
Phosphacore is a dietary aid that makes such revelatory claims as it can “help you safely get rid of significant amounts of unhealthy stomach fat…up to 25Ibs in 2 weeks!” Phosphacore has been developed around a medical breakthrough. “University of Wisconsin scientists discover nutrients which dissolve stomach fat.” This product was engineered around this purported miracle belly fat dissolver and has lead Phosphacore to further claim that their product has the ability to “cure belly fat.” If such an ingredient was to surface it would be an incredible asset to the weight loss community which is why we are hesitant to believe Phosphacore’s claims since we haven’t heard of any such phenomenon.
Phosphacore ingredients include phosphatidylserine, conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), and ascorbic acid.
This product is underdeveloped and overhyped to an almost insulting degree. You can’t lose 25lbs in 2 weeks, at least not in a healthy manner. Nutritionist and personal trainers recommend a weight loss goal of 1 to 2lbs a week at most in order to give your body the adequate time to anticipate the lose and not freak out. Losing 25lbs in two weeks would cause your body to go into starvation mode which would cause it to store more fat. The ingredients for the most part aren’t even related to weight loss at all. Everything about this cries desperation. Phosphacore knows it hasn’t got any substance to give it a stronghold in the weight loss supplement industry so it has gone to extremes to create a name for itself all without any real benefit for the consumer. We do not recommend Phosphacore.
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