any word on this?

[johnny123]

MascuLean Fast-Track Fat-Mobilizer, Bodyonics, 60 Capsules
Pinnacle
Fat burning
Insulin enhancing
Glucose stabilizer
Helps tighten up and get lean

Directions: As a dietary supplement take two (2) capsules daily with a morning meal, or as directed by a health care professional.

Supplement Facts
Serving Size 2 Capsules
Servings Per Container 30
Amount Per Serving
Magnolia Bark Extract 50 mg
(standardized for 5% Magnolol)
Rhodiola Rosea Root Extract 100 mg
(standardized to contain 5% total Rosavins)
(Rosavin, Rosin and Rosarin by HPLC)
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Masculean Proprietary Blend (1050 mg from the following)
Thermo Complex 600 mg
Cocoa Extract, Yerba Mate Extract, Green Tea Extract
(standardized to collectively provide 150 mg caffeine)
Gluco Complex 100 mg
Fenugreek Extract 50 mg (standardized to contain 2%
4-hydroxyisoleucine), Myrica cerifera Extract 50 mg
(standardized to contain 70% Myricetin)
Men's Health Complex 350 mg
Lycopene Tomato Extract 200 mg (providing 5 mg Lycopene,
Saw Palmetto 150 mg (standardized to 45% Free Fatty Acids)
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[Mysterio]

Never heard of it. Where did you hear about this new product?

 

[TYPE A]

JUNK

There are some good ingredients in there, but why would you mix a weight loss product with ingredients that support prostate health? Besides, Rhodiola is old news. I found an almost exact product:

http://www.cocoonnutrition.org/products/zerogravity.asp

 

[KillJoy]

Rhodiola is not new, but every combo I've seen has only 2 % at 50 mg or a 100mg. not enough to do a damn......

kj

 

[Lumberg]

All I needed to see is one word: Pinnacle.

This product is junk. If there is stuff in there you like you are better off buying it separately.

JC

 

[TYPE A]

Bad news on Magnolia...

H. Herbal products containing Stephania and Magnolia species

A Chinese herbal preparation containing Stephania and Magnolia species that was sold as a weight-loss treatment in Belgium has been implicated recently as a cause of severe kidney injury in at least 48 women. These cases were only discovered by diligent investigations by physicians treating two young women who presented with similar cases of rapidly progressing kidney disease that required renal dialysis. Once it was determined that both these women had used the herbal diet treatment, further investigation of kidney dialysis centers in Belgium found a total of 48 individuals with kidney injury who had used the herbal product.

At the time that a report of these adverse effects was published in February 1993, 18 of the 48 women had terminal kidney failure that required either kidney transplantation or life-long renal dialysis.