Lean Xtreme is a nonprescription fat burning weight loss supplement. The manufacturer of this product, Driven Sports, claims that it will give users the opportunity to burn away fat without the use of a stimulant. At the same time, it says that it will help in the maintenance of lean muscle, contributing to the effort to create the appearance of washboard abs. Another claim made by Driven Sports is that this pill will help to lower the levels of cortisol in the body. That is a stress hormone that is associated with increases in body fat, particularly around the middle.
While this is a fat burner, Lean Xtreme is directed more toward people who are trying to be more fit and achieve a more muscular appearance than to lose weight for the purpose of slimming down. This makes it a sports supplement as well as one for weight loss.
Of course, it is easy to make claims about what a pill can do, but this is only beneficial if the product can live up to those promises. In order to help to decide if this could be possible in this specific case, it is a good idea to look at the ingredients that make up this product’s formula. At the time that this review was written, the ingredients that were listed on the official manufacturer’s web page for the pill included a proprietary blend made up of: green tea extract, salvia miltiorrhiza extract, coleus forskohlii extract, phosphatidylserine, 5-AT, and BioPerine®.
It is important to note that while none of these ingredients is specifically a stimulant, the green tea extract does contain a certain amount of caffeine, so it is not entirely a stimulant free product even if it is not one that contains ingredients that are exclusively stimulants.
All of these ingredients are commonly found within this industry and the claims about them are consistent from one manufacturer to the next. However, this is not necessarily evidence that the ingredients do indeed provide those effects, but rather that there is a consensus about the types of claims that are being made about them within this industry.
While there have been a large number of consumer complaints registered online about this product regularly being out of stock on the official website, at the time of this review, it appeared to be readily available for purchase. The bottles are sold in quantities of 90 capsules. The directions recommend that this product be taken 2 to 3 times per day. This means that each bottle will last for at least 1 month.
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