What Are Weight Loss Patches, and Do They Work? Doctors Weigh In
scientifically proven at all,” she adds.. This is “basically coffee beans that haven’t been roasted,” Cording says, adding that there’s “not a lot of research on them and weight loss.” Green coffee extract “has been associated with a decrease in fat cells and increase in energy” when it’s eaten, Gans says. But, she adds, “it’s not even conclusively proven” to help you lose weight when it’s ingested and “certainly not” proven when it’s applied to your skin..
“With the patches, the body may not be able to absorb any benefit from these food products,” Keatley says. “Our skin is not great at absorbing stuff—which is a good thing—but to increase absorption, some manufacturers may use chemicals that help bring ‘stuff’ through the skin and into the blood stream.” This, she says, is “dangerous” because your skin’s protective barrier can’t differentiate between good nutrients and things like harmful heavy metals.
Keatley strongly discourages people from using weight loss patches. “Ask yourself, why patches?” she says. “If your life is so hectic that the only way to get weight loss is a patch, then you may be very, very out of balance.”
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