Slim Max Capsule

 

Packaging:

30 capsules in a blister pack, accompanied by a brochure, within a box Slim Max.

Plants used in the product:

Green tea extract with the scientific name Camellia sinensis, coriander seed with the scientific name Coriandrum sativum, fennel seed with the scientific name Foeniculum vulgare, and dandelion root with the scientific name Cichorium intybus.

Product components: 200 : mg of green tea extract dry, 100 mg of coriander seed, 100 mg of fennel seed, 100 mg of dandelion root.

Standardized: based on 51 mg of polyphenolic compounds per capsule.

Usage:

• Weight loss

Dosage and Administration:

Take three capsules daily.

Contraindications and Recommended Notes: [1]

• Do not use during pregnancy and lactation.
• Due to the presence of green tea extract in the formulation of this product: The use of this product should be cautious in patients with cardiovascular weakness, as well as in patients with kidney issues, thyroid overactivity, and those with psychological problems such as severe anxiety and fear. Additionally, individuals taking anticoagulant medications or having liver problems should consult their doctor before using this product.
• Due to the presence of fennel and green tea extract in the formulation of this product, it should not be consumed by children.
• Due to the presence of green tea extract in the formulation of this product and the binding of green tea tannins with the chemical structure of alkaline medications, the reabsorption of these medications might be delayed.

 

Slim Max Side Effects: [1]

When taken correctly at the recommended dosage, there are no specific side effects. However, individuals with sensitive stomachs may experience issues due to the presence of chlorogenic compounds and tannins found in green tea extract. Individuals with allergies (such as celery allergy) may develop sensitivity due to the presence of fennel.

Slim Max Storage Conditions:

Store in a cool, dry place, away from light and moisture, at temperatures between 15 to 30 degrees Celsius, in the packaging box.

 

Source:

1. PDR for herbal medicines,4^th edition, published by: Medical Economics Company, Inc. at Montvale.P: 221-222, 302-303, 181-182, 369-371.
2. Iranian Herbal Pharmacopoeia