The Sensible Diet

Atro-Phex is the latest fat burner from BSN, a company renowned for its sports-enhancement products like NOXplode, Syntha-6, Axis-HT and Nitrix. Atro-Phex isn't BSN's first fat burner offering -- others include Thermonex and Cheater's Relief.

Marketed to women, Xylestril claims to help burn fat, boost libido and stimulate "breast enhancement." Xylestril is very similar to Zalestrim, a product that makes near identical claims and boasts a similar ingredient profile.

Syntrax's Guggulbolic Extreme is an easy product to review, as it really only contains one ingredient. That ingredient is "guggul" (also called guggulipid) which is standardized for guggulsterones.

Sold online (from eBay and a web site) Noxycut claims to do more than merely prevent the loss of muscle mass normally associated with dieting. It claims to increase it. According to the Noxycut web site... " The average user will pack on a pound of rock hard muscle for every pound of body fat lost."

There's been a flurry of renewed interest in human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) for weight loss recently. Not surprising, really. I suspect this has something to do with the fact that Kevin Trudeau's latest book, "The Weight Loss Cure "They" Don't Want You to Know About" -- a book that has received huge exposure and is a top seller in just about every market -- features a period of daily HCG injections for weight loss.