The Science Behind Dietryn 500

Developer and proprietor of Dietryn 500 diet pills, Dr. Scott Denny PhD, is not exactly too keen on getting information out there on his product.  While we spent a great deal of time researching the ingredients and consumer appeal of Dietryn 500, we were only able to find out that no one knows much about it.  The company only gives us a few clues about how it is supposed to work, but these clues are highly suspect.

One sales site tells us that Dietryn 500 “uses a unique chemistry of natural ingredients to suppress appetite. It targets the ghrelin complex, and by inhibiting the ghrelin hormone Dietryn 500 is able to turn off hunger in less than 30 minutes.”

While we have no issue with products that target ghrelin and find them actually very useful, the problem comes in terms of substantiating your claims.  There is no information on the ingredients or dosage, much less studies done on Dietryn 500 to confirm its effectiveness.  While we realize Dr. Denny is not a medical doctor, he could have at least bothered to show you some proof that his product is worth your time.

Dietryn 500 Side Effects

There are no adverse side effects listed for Dietryn 500, but it does claim to be able to cause effects in as little as 15-30 minutes.  Typically fast-acting chemicals do not work like that without any side effects.

Dietryn 500 Policies

Dietryn 500 only has a satisfaction guarantee in that if after 14 days of ordering it you don’t like it, you can try to cancel the auto-ship program before they charge you more money.

Dietryn 500 Lowest Price

Dietryn 500 is normally offered as a 14-day free trial, which for $5 shipping enrolls you in an auto-ship program where you are charged an undisclosed amount every month for more Dietryn 500.  Typically these auto-ship programs are a pain to cancel and you may end up with charges you weren’t expecting on your credit card.

Does Dietryn 500 Work?

With so little information on Dietryn 500, including a complete lack of even customer testimonials or reviews, there is really nothing we can do to suggest that it might be effective.  In our experience, Dietryn 500 shows all the signs of a cheap scam.  While it may be marginally effective, the 14-day “free” trial wouldn’t be enough time to tell you that for sure before you’re charged a whole lot more money.  Don’t bother with Dietryn 500.