Skinny Water Review:

Skinny Water is a 0 calorie drink that is designed to help you get skinny. They have several different types of Skinny Water to address the various needs of their customers. These include: XXX-Detox, Total-V, High Energy, Wake Up, Crave Control, Active, Shape, Fit, and Power. Each version of Skinny Water has its own unique blend of ingredients kind of like how Jamba Juice offers you several different kinds of “boosts” for your smoothie. Rather than go in depth on each version, we will discuss the main ingredients found in most versions of Skinny Water. Let’s see if these ingredients really can help you lose weight.

Skinny Water Ingredients:

Green Tea Extract (ECGC) is the only ingredient found in each version of Skinny Water. Green tea is a common weight loss ingredient because it is widely available and pretty cheap. It also works. ECGC will help boost your metabolism and give you energy. It is a clinically proven weight loss supplement, but like any clinically proven ingredient, it needs to be taken at the proper dosage. The recommended dosage for green tea extract is about 400 mg per day. The only version of Skinny Water that gives you that much in one bottle is Crave Control.

Other ingredients found in certain versions of Skinny Water include Acai berry, Garcinia cambogia, Guarana seed extract, several different vitamins, and several different minerals. These ingredients are good for you because they “promote overall health,” but they don’t necessarily help you lose weight. Some of them are touted as appetite suppressants or natural laxatives, but clinical research is still in its infancy when it comes to many of these herbal ingredients.

Skinny Water Cost:

Skinny Water can be bought at retail stores like Target or online at sites like Amazon. A 12-pack of Skinny Water bottles (16 ounces per bottle) costs just shy of $20. It does not come with a money back guarantee, which isn’t really a surprise given the fact that it is sold at Target now. Because it costs about the same as a 12-pack of Gatorade, it might be worth trying if you’re looking for a more healthy alternative to soda or other fruit drinks.

Does Skinny Water Work?

If you drink Skinny Water in place of a meal or instead of soda then you may see some results. The most likely version to help you lose weight is Crave Control. The others are good for you and give you antioxidants, but they won’t really help you lose weight. Skinny Water does not contain any fat burners and it probably won’t do much to suppress your appetite. If you’re looking for a healthy way to cut out some calories and give your metabolism a little boost then Skinny Water would be a great choice. But, if you’re looking for a long-term solution for weight loss you should probably try a clinically proven supplement that not only boosts metabolism, but burns fat and suppresses appetite as well.