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Adios or Zotrim - How do they compare?
Adios or Zotrim?
 Adios has been available to buy in the UK for a number of years now. The makers of Adios have recently started a mass media campaign in response to the release of Zotrim.
Competition between these two diet pills has become very fierce, with stores such as Boots, Superdrug and other major supermarkets now stocking a wide selection of over-the-counter and herbal weight loss remedies.
So, let's have a look at both of these diet pills in detail, and see how they compare.
 Adios
 Adios is a fat burner that combines four herbal ingredients which are as follows: butternut, boldo, dandelion root and fucus, all of which claim to boost metabolism and burn body fat.
Some of these ingredients directly act as a mild thyroid stimulant, which help you burn calories at a faster rate.
Adios also comes packaged with a sensible slimming plan, which should be followed in order to lose the most weight possible.
Adios has been tested as side-effect free and is also suitable for vegetarians, and people who suffer from nut allergies.
Unfortunately Adios will not stimulate fat loss in those who continue to eat the same diet and exercise level as before. Although the boost in metabolism will help burn more calories, it will not be enough to give dramatic results on its own.
It is for this reason we believe fat burners are the least effective type of diet pills available.
Although Adios is very cheap, £9.98 from Slimming.com, it could be a waste of money unless you change your current diet and exercise level too.
Zotrim
 Zotrim on the other hand, although slightly more expensive, offers both fat burning qualities and appetite suppression. Zotrim aims to lower your daily calorie intake by encouraging you to eat less.
This is achieved through a unique formulation of three proven weight loss ingredients, which help slow down digestion, leaving you feeling fuller for longer. It also contains the caffeine fuelled guarana extract, which has a highly positive effect on metabolism.
It must be noted that people who are highly sensitive to caffeine should not use Zotrim, however a daily dose of Zotrim only equates to the caffeine found in one cup of coffee. So it will not be a problem for 99% of the population, and side effects are extremely rare and very mild.
There has also being eight successful clinical trials on Zotrim, all proving without a doubt that the formulation promotes rapid fat loss, without changes to diet or exercise. One notable study proved that continued use of zotrim also kept the weight off, something which many diet products have been unable to replicate. 
More recently, Zotrim has been tested and endorsed on Professor Regans Diet Clinic, shown on the BBC in April 2009. It was concluded that Zotrim was a safe and effective way to lose weight, and beat many other hopefuls which were almost twice as expensive.
Zotrim can be bought from a range of stores, including Boots, Tesco's, Asda and Superdrug, but is cheaper to buy online from the official Zotrim website. At around £16 per box (based on the 6 month package deal) it is more expensive than Adios, however, the proven results are definitely worth its relatively low price tag.
Compared to Alli, Zotrim seems to be a bit of a bargain considering its medical backing as a weight loss aid.
Adios or Zotrim conclusion
Both are natural and relatively side effect free. However, Zotrim has the medical backing, the proven formulation and the fact that you can get results without changing your diet or lifestyle. This makes Zotrim our number one choice.
Adios - 
May not produce noticable effects on its own, a change of diet is required.
For more information visit Slimming.com
Zotrim - 
Clinically proven to help you lose weight, and also offers a 1 month money back guarantee.
For more information visit the official Zotrim website
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