Fat Burners

[envies]

actually it is "top secret" synergy. and as well as ingredients you left off your "list". yohimbine does play a role and synephrine + caffeine are a decent part of the "backbone" of Thermorexin.

to answer your question more directly thermorexin is an SMYC stack, though EGCG and the the acetylated aminos also add a bit of "kick"

SMYC...whats the 'M'?

 

[Alpine`]

actually it is "top secret" synergy. and as well as ingredients you left off your "list". yohimbine does play a role and synephrine + caffeine are a decent part of the "backbone" of Thermorexin.

to answer your question more directly thermorexin is an SMYC stack, though EGCG and the the acetylated aminos also add a bit of "kick"

I can deal with that. I really dont see the nootropic ingredients doing that much for fat loss though. I didnt mention them because they dont do shit especially in these amounts.

DMAE
Vinpocetine (found in tight and others, useful)
Acetyl-l-Carnitine - i can see the usefulness of this
Acetyl-tyrosine
Kelp
Rhodiola Rosea 3% rosavins
the remaining ingredients are just basic minerals

I dont see any of these making it above and beyond other formulations at all. Whats the actual concentration of the S/M/Y/C in T-rex? Is that "top secret" also? Most other brands give full disclosure. I couldnt find it on the site. I just feel supplement recommendations should be based on raw ingredients and studies - not HYPE. Im not trying to be the "bad guy" here. Obviously I have some loyalty to AF store and you guys because I get my r-ala there (not to mention other things). Im just being real here, not trying to hurt business or anything.

 

[macrophage69alpha]

SMYC...whats the 'M'?

methylxanthine (from custom and proprietary black tea extract)

 

[macrophage69alpha]

your question was answered above and dont underestimate the benefits of nootropics for fatloss and training enhancement.


as a side note- guggulsterones (found in TIGHT and others) are anti-androgens, actually raise bad cholesterol and have no thryotrophic or thyromimetic activity. They should not be in any sports supplement.

another note- piperine (in thermorexin), while also improving nutrient uptake is itself a thermogenic.

 

[rtnhrtnh]

Stepping in to defend the ol' phenol again...

It is a matter of record that DNP can achieve results far better than any traditional fat burning compound, but irresponsible use is extremely dangerous.

That is all.

 

[Alpine`]

Stepping in to defend the ol' phenol again...

It is a matter of record that DNP can achieve results far better than any traditional fat burning compound, but irresponsible use is extremely dangerous.

That is all.

Ya it works, not worth the risk imo. Half these people shouldnt be using AAS let alone DNP. I think its recommended too easily.

 

[rtnhrtnh]

Ya it works, not worth the risk imo. Half these people shouldnt be using AAS let alone DNP. I think its recommended too easily.

Hahah, good point.

 

[Ulter]

Its just that the main actives seem about identical to other formulations.

For a hundred dollars name just one identical product.

Most other brands give full disclosure.

No most other brands don't. Some do, but most don't because it give the competitors and knock off companies a roadmap to steal your formula. As happened HERE on Elite just 3 weeks after we introduced Thermorexin. The knock off company luckily called OUR bottler with our formula or we'd have never known what they were trying to do.