They don’t really work. They are cleansing and have some minor fat burning properties, but these are practially nonexistent. They help motivate a person, however, to keep up with the diet regimen. Hydroycut gets its name from hydroxycitric acid, which interferes with the Krebs cycle of carbohydrate metabolism. Hydroxycitric acid doesn’t do a lot in practice, however. I believe Hydroycut mainly gets its kick from over-the-counter compounds analogous to Sudafed [and compounds that mimic adrenaline and can cause heart palpitations and aggressiveness.

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