Yes, JSTOR hosts many peer-reviewed journals, but it also includes primary sources and items not peer-reviewed.

No, there’s no clear proof Java Burn works for weight loss; research on its ingredients shows small effects at best.

Yes, I-Lipo can trim small inches short-term, but results are modest, need several sessions, and fade without diet and activity.

Yes, the Infinity-style weighted hoop can improve cardio and trim waistline metrics when used consistently with smart form and a broader routine.

Yes—Hypnozio can help some users via guided self-hypnosis, but results vary and it works best alongside healthy habits.

Hydroxycut may lead to modest short-term weight loss with diet and exercise, but evidence is limited and stimulant side effects can occur.

Yes, Hurst Review helps many NCLEX candidates pass, when they finish the program, practice daily, and sit for the exam soon after graduation.

No, current evidence for Ikaria Lean Belly Juice is limited; any weight change likely comes from diet and routine, not the powder alone.

Most people see brief water loss and regularity with Iaso-style detox tea, but solid proof for lasting fat loss is lacking.

Yes, weight-loss hypnosis can help alongside diet and activity, but evidence is mixed and results are usually modest in clinical reviews.