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No. A Polish study found that less than 1500 mg of chitosan does not affect the loss of weight, so Proactol doesn’t have any chitosan. Plus, chitosan inhibits the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins and minerals, and in comparison to NeOpuntia, its capabilities to block fat are PH-dependable. Proactol is more effective than chitosan as a fat blocker.
