Javita Weight-Loss Coffee Review (UPDATE: Jun 2018)

Control, is a unique coffee-based supplement that doesn’t just contain caffeine. According to them, adding yerba mate and garcinia cambogia to coffee reduces appetite, increases the metabolism, and decreases the number of calories consumed. However, current research on these herbs, specifically garcinia cambogia, don’t support these claims, which is cause for concern. Our research team looked into these controversial studies, as well as Javita Weight Loss Coffee’s potential side effects, caffeine content, and nutritional facts. In the end, we compared the benefits of regular coffee to those of this supplement to see if it is worth your money.

Javita Weight-Loss Coffee can be purchased through Amazon or using their Official Site. What is Javita Weight Loss Coffee? One packet supposedly helps “speed up your body’s fat burning processes.” Each serving is portable and can be mixed into any liquid - which sounds nice. The product, created by the Javita Coffee Company in 2014, uses natural ingredients, always a good sign.

You can purchase it from the official website or from members or distributors. I like that their website is easy to navigate, and the information they provide is a good thing. Most website these days don’t care to share a whole lot about their product. This is how much it costs to start on the respective program. We always recommend trying a product before making a large investment. Let’s sift a bit deeper into the ingredients that make up this weight loss java.

] There is no nutritional need for caffeine, being mostly added as a way to lend its users energy. You ever find yourself wondering why you don’t want to eat as much after a cup of coffee? In addition to this, caffeine infuses consumers with a jolt of energy, giving them the pep in their step that they need to burn some extra calories.

Obesity Research points out that, “High caffeine intake was associated with weight loss through thermogenesis and fat oxidation and with suppressed leptin in women. This is good news for anyone wanting to shed pounds by drinking coffee. The International Journal of Obesity wrote, “Catechins or an epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG)-caffeine mixture have a small positive effect on WL and WM.” A small effect.

How much caffeine it takes to see results is another question. Yerba Mate: Yerba mate is a species of the holly family. Wildly popular in South America (where it’s primarily grown and harvested) it’s brewed from the leaves of yerba mate shrubs and claimed to help you lose weight. One study by the Korean Association for Laboratory Animal Science concluded, “in vivo effects of Yerba Mate on lipid metabolism included reductions in serum cholesterol, serum triglycerides, and glucose concentrations in mice that were fed a high fat diet.

It’s also said that yerba mate has the strength of coffee and the benefits of tea. I like hearing that. Garcinia Cambogia: Garcinia cambogia is a fruit, also known as Malabar tamarind, used in almost every weight-loss product I’ve seen lately. Since becoming mega-popular after being showcased in the Dr Oz show and Shark Tank, more and more products seem to use this “weight-loss” ingredients. The Journal of Obesity goes on to say that, “It is concluded that the RCTs suggest that Garcinia extracts/HCA can cause short-term weight loss.

The magnitude of the effect is small, and the clinical relevance is uncertain. Scroll below for one of the best products we’ve seen over the last year. Control is a new metabolism-boosting coffee product with South American coffee, yerba mate and garcinia cambogia. Javita also shares some decent information on portion control. Next we move on to the side effects of Javita Weight Loss Coffee. As you can imagine, there were way more customer complaints about “jitters” and “headaches” more than anything else.

Now, we’re no scientists, but our guess is that it’s mostly likely due to the stimulants in the product. Don’t go throwing out your Folgers Crystals just yet - side effects are rare, and mostly not severe. They are because of the caffeine content, which isn’t a huge deal, unless you combine the two. Then you may be getting a little too much. Look, as highly touted as garcinia cambogia is, and as much as I love to say this name, i’m not completely sold on this ingredient for weight-loss.

Mix those in with the others and it explains why we found so many negative reviews online surrounding side effects of Javita Coffee. Nothing new here, we found similar complaints with products like Slim Roast Coffee from Valentus. Let’s turn our attention to something a little bit more…uplifting. Like we said before, a cup of regular coffee can prevent you from overeating.

There’s nothing exactly spectacular here. The ingredients aren’t studied well enough to get a full understanding of how effective they are - and to top it all off, you got caffeine stacked on top of more caffeine with some other ingredient that causes fatigue. That sounds like a steaming hot cup of “no thanks” to me.