According to the GOLO company website, there are over 100 published independent experimental studies supporting the safety and efficacy of the ingredients in Release, which include: However ...

GOLO markets Release as "plant-based" (whatever that even means). And, it says that the supplement contains seven plant-based ingredients and three minerals. Here's what's actually in Release ...

According to GOLO's website "Release contains no harmful ingredients, caffeine, or other stimulants and is considered safe to take with medications and has no known side effects." But even if a ...

According to GOLO's website "Release contains no harmful ingredients, caffeine, or other stimulants and is considered safe to take with medications and has no known side effects." But even if a ...

“The GOLO diet is an approach to weight loss ... Petersen says the amounts of many of the minerals and ingredients in Release aren’t large enough to do much in the way of reversing mineral ...

Among 68 participants, those who followed the Golo diet and took Release lost about 13 pounds (lb) over 13 weeks, compared with the placebo group, who lost about 7.5 lb. For perspective ...

Followers are encouraged to take a Release capsule three ... Dr. Ali says. “The ingredients are not really tried and proven methods to lose weight.” GOLO also makes a lot of broad claims.

What's more, the GOLO diet can be costly. Its exact cost depends on the amount of GOLO Release supplements one chooses to take, but the company's website shows that one bottle, which costs $59.95 ...

GOLO reports that 500,000 people have used ... experimental studies supporting the safety and efficacy of the ingredients in Release, keep in mind that they are referring to testimonials, not ...