You have probably heard of Acai Berry and Appesat by now, two succesful dieting products which have taken the weight loss market by storm. But how does Proactol weight up against these Acai berries and Appesat when it comes to the crunch? Well, follow our guide to find out.

Proactol have sent questionaires to many of our customers to find out about how these products worked for them. As you can imagine, many people end up trying out more than one solution before settling down with the weight loss product which works best for them.

Finding the rigth slimming pill is of upmost importance when you want to achieve the body you deserve. And lets face it we have all been through this already, and through trial and error we then find the right way which works with our bodies.

So how do the best slimming pills compare against each other? For this test we have looked into their research claims, and used customer testimonials to sort out the good from the bad.

Comparing The Top Diet Pills

Product Name	Proactol	Acai Berry	Appesat
How it works	- Suppresses appetites - Lowers food cravings - Reduces dietary fat intake by 28% - Helps lower blood cholesterols count - Decreases calorie intake by up to 150 calories per meal	-Burn fat more effectively by combining the bodies natural fatty acids, phytosterols and amino acids together -Boost energy levels and metabolism -Replenish the skin and reduce aging	- Helps with appetite control
Medical Backing and Quality Assurance	Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC Highly recommended by leading medical experts from across the world Partipated in leading regulatory reviews	Extensively tested *In a recent study done by the University College of London they found that there is no clear proof to suggest that anti-oxidants can slow down aging	2 general clinical based studies
Average weight loss (monthly)	6-18lbs	2-11 lbs	1-5 lbs
Side Effects	None	None	Can Upset Stomach
Clinical Trials	Pilot Clinical Study Clinical Study July 2006 Vitamin Bile Salt Study Report 4 TNO Report Part-1 2001 - Fat Binding Capacity TNO Report Part – 3 2005 - American Breakfast	The claim of no side effects is currently under debate following recent studies: *John Hopkins School of Medicine: users who had a high dosage of Vitamin E we found to have a 4% increased chance of dying whilst 13% had a higher risk of experiencing heart failure *Caret study: 28% of users who had taken high doses of vitamin A were found to have a higher risk of developing Lung cancer *Copenhagen researchers: users who took all 3 vitamins combined (A, C and E) had a 6% chance of dying from colon, gastric, pancreatic and liver cancer.	Bioginate Complex, a patented fibre complex extracted from the seaweed Laminaria digitata It has been clinically proven to boost weight loss by over 67% compared with dieting alone. No real evidence on how it compares to other products though
Recommended by	-Dr. Joerg Gruenwald - Will Davis (Pharmaceutical professional) - Aurora Barker (Practicing Nurse) - Dr Emmanuel Ekanem	- Depending on product	None mentioned on the website
Pills per package	120	30-60	50
Price (1 month)	From $40.05 (£20.40)*	Dependant on brand - usually from $40 (£20)	From $134 (£95.84)
Additional free bonuses	Weight loss eBook Online aerobics video 60 low fat recipes Online fitness membership	Depends on product - many different brands out there.	- Members area
Money Back Guarantee	180 day money back guarantee	Depends on product	28 days on unused product only
Media Coverage	Telegraph New York Times Cosmopolitan You and Your Wedding BBC	Oprah CBS NBC	Daily Mail - January 2009
Overall rating
Website	Proactol Website	Acai Berry Website	Appesat Website

*Depending on package deal

It turns out that although all three products have shown successful results in helping others lose weight, only Proactol has solid clinical trial and accreditation backing. The Acai Berry product has been featured on Oprah and CBS, but doesn’t seem to have solid medical backing to warrent purchase. Appesat has had less press and media attention, and we couldn’t find any medical accreditation to back up the claims.

Proactol therefore  looks like the stronger choice, at least until we can get more information regarding the clinical trials of Acai Berry and Appesat to verify their claims, and back up the safety of these.

For more information about Proactol™ and how it works, visit www.proactol.com