17 HD is sort of like a basketball player who can play multiple positions. When a basketball player can play two positions or more they are often referred to as a combo player. Well, 17 HD is kind of a combo supplement because it is said to be a weight loss supplement in addition to a being a muscle building supplement. Some people consider 17 HD a weight loss pill, others would say it is a muscle building supplement, but does it work to help you in either situation?

17HD is designed to be taken prior to workouts, so even if it can be considered a weight loss or dietary pill, it really is more geared toward the regular weight lifters. But even with a deceptive name like 17 HD, it is nothing more than an herbal supplement, and a weak one at that.

Basically, you get a few laxatives and a few other meaningless ingredients. 17 HD is a proprietary blend of Ge Gan, Smilax Officinalis and N.O. Olilacae and 100 mg of Betaecdysterone, Wild Yam extract and Glabra and 50 mg of Phosphatidyl cholin and citiric acid.

Wild yam and ge gen are basically designed to increase estrogen, that’s not a great quality you want in a muscle builder, and Smilax and Glabra are mild laxatives. The ingredients don’t sound like something that would benefit most body builders and many consumers agree as 17 HD continues to drop in popularity as more and more people realize the truth about this rubbish supplement. 17 HD isn’t going to help you lose weight and it surely won’t help people add muscle.

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