Orovo

This company’s focus seems to be very scattered, indicating an apparent unwillingness to commit on any one product. As a matter of fact, a great deal of time is spent discussing the “6x6 Matrix Referral Program,” which seems to encourage consumers to recruit new “members,” for which they are supposedly compensated. Various complaints, reports and blogs claim that this program is actually a Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Scam. It has been said that MLM scams tend to greatly inflate the effectiveness of inferior products in order to attract distributors.

This company’s “flagship” product, also called Orovo, is said to combine “10 SuperFoods” previously featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show. However, this product’s ingredient list also includes Caffeine in the form of Green Tea. Not only is Green Tea not one of the 10 “Superfoods,” but also it is widely claimed that included Caffeine increases Cortisol levels in the body. Cortisol, a stress hormone, is widely acknowledged as actually contributing to weight gain. It is also said that Caffeine may increase heart attack risk long-term for some.

The Website for this company features a detailed explanation of the “business opportunity” as well as descriptions of its products. The company also sells acne gels and wrinkle creams, which we find very puzzling, since the Orovo product supposedly solves these problems entirely. At time of review, there was also 1 testimonial on the site, from an individual named “Troy Christensen.” We found this lone testimonial to be a rather pathetic endorsement for this company, particularly given the countless complaints and warnings we found all over the Internet. More testimonials may be posted in the future.

This company does not appear to make any lifestyle recommendations to accompany its products, perhaps because it seems to promise “effortless” results. It has been our experience that reputable companies do not suggest that weight loss or financial gains can be achieved without effort.

• Various warnings about this company can be found online
• There are various watchdogw online, for Multilevel Marketing sites

• There seems to be no evidence that a “Superfood” supplement can actually work
• The Orovo supplement contains Caffeine
• Company seems to make grossly exaggerated claims
• It seems this product has not been well received by many consumers, as a number of them are voicing their concerns on consumer blogs and forums. Interested consumers can click here to read more about these issues in this Orovo blog.

Orovox may be a good choice for individuals who fail to eat sufficient quantities of fruits and vegetables each day. However, we feel that it should not be considered a substitute for a healthy diet and exercise program. It is certainly not an alternative to true weight management supplements. The individual who desires to make more positive choices may feel good about enjoying a can of this green tea drink. However, when you need to lose a significant amount of weight, you may wish to consider something more targeted.

Individuals are reporting that a combination of Advantra-Z® and Hoodia Gordonii works best for healthy weight loss. Advantra-Z ® is made from Bitter Orange, the natural fat burner that is thought to increase metabolism and make your diet work harder. This may be great for older adults who may be frustrated by their slow metabolism. Also, many dieters report that appetite control is their biggest problem when dieting. Taking a natural appetite suppressant, like the African plant derivative, Hoodia may keep you on track, eating only when you need to, rather than at every opportunity. Look for a free trial of a product like this, and see how incorporating one great simple supplement may change the way you diet forever.