Fake. If someone is on a diet and counts calories and fat percentage twice a month, you understand if it really works. Well, it does nothing. Also, something that is infuriating. It says that it is forbidden to use for those who eat liver or retinol once a week. The average Greek does not know what retinol is nor is obliged to search in books to see. Well then. In essence, it is a trap. Consumption of dairy products, carrots, lettuce, broccoli, potatoes, and fish oil, and therefore fish, is not allowed because they contain vitamin A. Retinol. It is forbidden. I found out the hard way. Well. Besides the fact that it has been proven with measuring instruments that it did not change anything in how my body functioned on a diet, they cunningly hide that the consumption of all the above-mentioned foods is forbidden since there is a risk of vitamin A overdose, which is highly toxic to the body. The conclusions are yours.
P.S. I had bought pills for two months. At 1.5, I almost stayed in place.