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Supplements & Natural Remedies for Weight Loss

An honest, evidence-based review of 8 popular weight loss supplements available in Australia. Each supplement is rated by clinical evidence quality, with Australian TGA status, safety information, and cost.

8

Supplements reviewed

1

With strong evidence

$1-450

Monthly cost range

0

TGA-approved for weight loss

Weight Loss Supplements Reviewed

Compare All Supplements

SupplementEvidenceDoseCost/moTGA StatusRx?
BerberineModerate900-1,500 mg/day, split into 3 doses ...$35-75/moAUST L listed medicineNo
Apple Cider VinegarWeak15-30 mL liquid daily diluted in 250 ...$3-25/moFood product (liquid) or AU...No
Protein PowderStrong25-30 g per serve, 1-2 serves daily (...$30-90/moRegulated as food by FSANZNo
Weight Loss PatchesNoneVaries by product (one patch per day,...$10-50/moNot specifically regulated;...No
Natural Appetite SuppressantsModerateVaries by ingredient$10-40/moVaries (some OTC, some rest...No
Peptides for Weight LossWeakVaries by peptide; administered by su...$150-450/moAll Schedule 4 (prescriptio...Yes
Lemon BalmNone300-1,600 mg/day (capsules) or 1-3 cu...$15-40/moAUST L listedNo
Pink Salt (Himalayan Salt)NoneN/A (no evidence-based dose exists)$1-5/moFood product (not regulated...No

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Medical disclaimer: This website is for informational purposes only. We are not medical professionals and nothing on this page constitutes medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Supplements are not a substitute for evidence-based medical treatment. Always consult a qualified doctor, pharmacist, or accredited practising dietitian before starting any supplement.

Supplements listed as AUST L on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods have been assessed by the TGA for safety and quality only, not for efficacy. An AUST L listing does not mean the TGA has verified that a supplement works for weight loss.

Data sourced from PubMed, Cochrane, TGA ARTG, FSANZ, and published clinical trial data. Last reviewed April 2026.