AeroSlim review
Aims at stubborn weight loss without dieting, via a breathing based herbal tablet
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You've cut carbs, you've done the walking, and the bit round your middle hasn't moved. So when something turns up saying you can breathe the fat out, no dieting, no gym, it's hard not to click. Here's the honest bit. There is real science behind the idea that fat leaves the body mostly as carbon dioxide through your lungs. That's the exit door, though, not the switch. Breathing harder or faster doesn't make your body release more fat, the deficit does, and the lungs just carry it out after. AeroSlim's page cites Stanford researchers but doesn't name the study, so you can't check it. The ingredient list is the other thing worth looking at. Umckaloabo, ivy, mullein, coltsfoot, peppermint: those are respiratory herbs, the sort of thing in cough syrup. Sensible if the story is about breathing. There's no published evidence that any of them cause weight loss. Coltsfoot is also one to look up, it contains compounds some countries restrict over liver concerns. The page says it's fine for all ages and all medical conditions. No supplement is, and that line alone would make me ask a pharmacist first. What is genuinely decent: it's a one off payment, not a subscription, and there's a 60 day refund promise. If you try it, buy one bottle, keep the receipt, and judge it on the scales.
Pros
- One off payment, no subscription
- 60 day money back guarantee
- Free shipping on every option
- No stimulants, so no jitters or sleep disruption
Cons
- The breathing mechanism is the seller's claim, with no named study behind it
- Proprietary blend, so you can't see how much of anything you're getting
- Coltsfoot carries real liver safety questions, and 'safe for all ages and conditions' is overreach
- No dosage instructions or delivery times given before you pay
What you get
Bottles of tablets, each a 30 day supply. The blend is vitamin D3 plus umckaloabo, ivy, mullein and coltsfoot extracts, serrapeptase and peppermint oil. Order three or six bottles and you also get two ebooks, one on skin firming and cellulite, one of dessert recipes. Shipping is free. The page never states the daily dose or how long delivery takes.
Before you buy
- Speak to a pharmacist or GP first, especially if you take any medication, are pregnant, or have liver issues
- Get the refund process in writing: the page doesn't say who pays return postage or when the 60 days starts
- Buy one bottle at $69 rather than the $294 six pack, so you can actually use the guarantee
Who it suits
Probably not worth it, unless you want a cheap punt with the refund as a backstop
