Quietum Plus is a capsulated nutritional supplement that, as the name suggests, aims to “quiet” symptoms of tinnitus and support overall hearing. The makers of Quietum Plus seem careful not to advertise the supplement as a cure for tinnitus. Instead, they make vague claims about how it targets the “wire” between your ears and brain,…

Sumatra Slim Belly Tonic is like a sleep aid supplement masquerading as a weight loss formula. Don’t get me wrong: sleep is crucial for weight loss. Your body produces crucial weight loss hormones while you sleep, for example. It also repairs and recovers, helping you keep up with your exercise program. But the makers of…

Nitric Boost Ultra is a blood flow supplement primarily advertised as a sexual health supplement – and mostly marketed towards men. Poor blood flow is linked to sexual dysfunction in men and women. If blood isn’t flowing around your body like it’s supposed to, you could struggle with arousal, libido, and overall sexual function. Nitric…

Mitolyn is a “weight loss support” supplement featuring a “proprietary formula” with natural ingredients, plant extracts, and nutrients. The name “Mito”lyn comes from the idea that the supplement targets mitochondria, or the powerhouses of your cells. The mitochondria turn the food you eat into energy you can use, which is why they play a critical…

AquaSculpt is the epitome of a “weird trick” at Weird Trick Review. The makers of AquaSculpt claim to have discovered a “bizarre ‘ice water hack’ [that] forces our body to release pounds of fat.” That may sound amazing, and AquaSculpt has the clever marketing campaign to back. But does AquaSculpt really work? AquaSculpt starts off…

One of Clickbank’s hottest weight loss supplements ever, Java Burn claims to magically enhance coffee to promote weight loss without diet or exercise. There’s no evidence Java Burn can help you lose 30 to 50lbs without diet or exercise. However, the active ingredients in Java Burn have, surprisingly, been linked to genuine weight loss. When…