Does Sea-Thin Really Work?

Sea-Thin claim’s that its product is superior due to its “unique marine vegetable extract” and “pomegranate seed oil” which compose its “patent-pending formulation”. Furthermore, Sea-Thin boasts of a “human” trial, as opposed to the research some manufacturers use to support their products, the majority of which is done on animals. They say that it uses a thermogenic formula unlike any other, and this patented approach will finally help you to see the natural and effective results without stimulants or jitters or otherwise side effects. The question is, does Sea-Thin actually work? What are the ingredients?

Ingredients Used

Fucoxanthin-a natural seaweed, it can help you to create a thermogenic effect in the body. However, the studies are still questionable all being conducted by the same lab and researchers and only on rats. Still, with other strong ingredients, it could be potentially helpful.

Pomegranate-a natural superfruit, this has been called the fruit of the dead among other things. This is rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and other powerful nutrients meant for various purposes.

Conclusion

They must be smoking something good if they think that there are human trials. There have been no studies at all suggesting that pomegranate would promote weight loss, on humans or animals. And outside of that, there have been 2 studies on fucoxanthin, both conducted on rats in Japan. They were both conducted in the same lab by the same exact group of researchers, pointing to obvious bias and therefore obvious problems with the legitimacy of the study itself. With this in mind, this obviously does not have a valid approach to weight loss success, and we would not recommend bothering with Sea-Thin.