QuikStik: Does it Live Up to the Hype?

Nope. Diet supplements rarely do. That’s probably why our list of top rated diet pills is so short. Finding any real information about QuikStik is next to impossible but you will find plenty of time and bandwidth dedicated to showing you how QuikStik will make you rich. The product is sold through the Trump Network which leads you right away to believe this product would be all talk and packaging with little action. The product is meant to be a great tasting drink mix that will boost your energy and get you moving for your day. The makers of QuikStik claim it’s the perfect alternative to coffee, soda and other high calorie sugar drinks. In reality QuikStik doesn’t really live up to any of the claims. It might taste good to some people but I can’t speak for anyone but myself.

How Does QuikStik Work?

To put it bluntly it doesn’t. A comprehensive list of the ingredients in QuikStik is not available to you if you are trying to purchase it online and QuikStik isn’t available at any reputable retail location. That makes it hard to know what you are getting and if it will be effective, let alone how exactly it’s supposed to be effective. According to the marketing material QuikStik uses natural botanicals to boost energy without relying on caffeine and sugar which give you a “fake boost.”

QuikStik Side Effects

This is hard to say and will vary from person to person. The user reviews on this product are hard to find and what you do find is sparse and mostly negative. Most users complain more about what the product does not do than what it does and there were no serious side effects reported. As you would expect from a drink mix, some people did experience cramping or mild upset stomach.

QuikStik Ingredient Highlights

The only kind of ingredient list you will find on QuikStik is a brief mention of green tea, ginseng, ginko and bacopa. There is obviously no mention of the quantities QuikStik includes of each of these key ingredients. Green tea is definitely a good energy booster and also has antioxidant qualities. Herbs like ginko have been linked to memory and ginseng has been used to elevate mood and increase energy. Although QuikStik claims to boost energy naturally, ingredients like green tea get their energizing qualities from naturally occurring caffeine.

Should You Try QuikStik?

To be clear, QuikStik is not really a diet supplement it’s a business “opportunity.” There are hundreds of these types of companies that essentially sell the opportunity to sell. The word used to be multi-level-marketing but I think these companies prefer direct marketing nowadays. Any way you slice it, QuikStik is not a weight loss supplement worth your time and hard earned money. I guess it could be a good way to make more money but if you are looking for a good diet supplement to help you lose weight, keep looking.