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MrMakaveli
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Loved the O.G. 
What does the new formula look like?
What does the new formula look like?
Reformulated Liporexin?
- Thread starter MrMakaveli
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Acetyl-l-carnitine 400mg NV
Acetyl-l-tyrosine 50mg NV
Green tea extract 98% (50% egcg) 180mg NV
Rhodiola rosea (3% rosavins) 25mg NV
Grape seed extract 98% 50mg NV
Bioperine® 4mg NV
EvoPure (Pure evodiamine) 20mg NV
Vinpocetine 4mg NV
Tyramine base 10mg NV
Pyroxidal-5-phosphate 3mg 150%
Calcium pantothenate 10mg 100%
supreme
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Ulter:
The old formula was awesome - Is the only change the Evo pure?? have had my head stuck in rehab books for my clients lately so I'm not up on the latest supplements but by the time you read this I probably will have ordered a bottle since all the stuff you guys sell rocks! but what is EvoPure???
S
The old formula was awesome - Is the only change the Evo pure?? have had my head stuck in rehab books for my clients lately so I'm not up on the latest supplements but by the time you read this I probably will have ordered a bottle since all the stuff you guys sell rocks! but what is EvoPure???
S
bicepts101
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so this is what comes with the UFB kit now???...im ordering another this weekend
supreme said:Ulter:
The old formula was awesome - Is the only change the Evo pure?? have had my head stuck in rehab books for my clients lately so I'm not up on the latest supplements but by the time you read this I probably will have ordered a bottle since all the stuff you guys sell rocks! but what is EvoPure???
S
EvoPure is pure evodiamine
There are couple of changes these were added as well
Vinpocetine
Rhodiola rosea
Tyramine base
YES This is what is going into the UFR kits now.
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lartinos
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got some on the way
macrophage69alpha
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evodiamine is a vanilloid receptor agonist. The vanilloid receptor is an underexploited thermogenic pathway.
Planta Med. 2001 Oct;67(7):628-33. Related Articles, Links
Capsaicin-like anti-obese activities of evodiamine from fruits of Evodia rutaecarpa, a vanilloid receptor agonist.
Kobayashi Y, Nakano Y, Kizaki M, Hoshikuma K, Yokoo Y, Kamiya T.
Kyowa Hakko Kogyo Co., Ltd., Tsukuba Research Laboratories, 2, Miyukigaoka, Tsukuba-shi, Ibaraki 305-0841, Japan. [email protected]
Evodiamine, a major alkaloidal principle of Evodia fruits (Evodia rutaecarpa, Rutaceae), showed vanilloid receptor agonistic activities comparable to capsaicin. The Chinese literature refers to Evodia fruits as a "hot nature" herb. In spite of the similarities in the actions of evodiamine and capsaicin in vitro, evodiamine has no perceptible taste, including a peppery hot taste. Therefore, the effectiveness of evodiamine and the extract of Evodia fruits in preventing obesity on male C3H mice, or male SD rats were examined. When evodiamine was supplemented at 0.03% of the diet and fed to mice for 12 days, the perirenal fat weight became significantly lower than in the control group. The epididymal fat mass was also decreased in the evodiamine diet group. When evodiamine was supplemented at 0.02% in the form of ethanol extract of Evodia fruits to the high-fat diet and fed to rats for 21 days, the body weight, the perirenal fat weight, epididymal fat weight, the levels of serum free fatty acid, total lipids in the liver, triglyceride in the liver, and cholesterol level in the liver were significantly reduced as compared with the control diet group. Furthermore, both lipolytic activity in the perirenal fat tissue and specific GDP binding in brown adipose tissue mitochondria, as the biological index of enhanced heat production, were significantly increased in the evodiamine fed rats. Fasting mice subcutaneously administered 1-3 mg/kg evodiamine showed decreased core body temperature by 1-2 degrees C. This hypothermic effect was prevented by the pretreatment of intraperitoneally administered 10 mg/kg capsazepine, a vanilloid receptor antagonist. On the other hand, food-sated mice subcutaneously administered 1-3 mg/kg evodiamine showed unchanged core body temperature and increased tail skin temperature by more than 5 degrees C, suggesting the increased energy expenditure by enhanced heat dissipation. In conclusion, we have demonstrated that a novel non-pungent vanilloid receptor agonist, evodiamine, mimics the characteristic anti-obese effects induced by capsaicin. Evodiamine would induce heat loss and heat production at the same time and dissipate food energy, preventing the accumulation of perivisceral fat and the body weight increase.
Planta Med. 2001 Oct;67(7):628-33. Related Articles, Links
Capsaicin-like anti-obese activities of evodiamine from fruits of Evodia rutaecarpa, a vanilloid receptor agonist.
Kobayashi Y, Nakano Y, Kizaki M, Hoshikuma K, Yokoo Y, Kamiya T.
Kyowa Hakko Kogyo Co., Ltd., Tsukuba Research Laboratories, 2, Miyukigaoka, Tsukuba-shi, Ibaraki 305-0841, Japan. [email protected]
Evodiamine, a major alkaloidal principle of Evodia fruits (Evodia rutaecarpa, Rutaceae), showed vanilloid receptor agonistic activities comparable to capsaicin. The Chinese literature refers to Evodia fruits as a "hot nature" herb. In spite of the similarities in the actions of evodiamine and capsaicin in vitro, evodiamine has no perceptible taste, including a peppery hot taste. Therefore, the effectiveness of evodiamine and the extract of Evodia fruits in preventing obesity on male C3H mice, or male SD rats were examined. When evodiamine was supplemented at 0.03% of the diet and fed to mice for 12 days, the perirenal fat weight became significantly lower than in the control group. The epididymal fat mass was also decreased in the evodiamine diet group. When evodiamine was supplemented at 0.02% in the form of ethanol extract of Evodia fruits to the high-fat diet and fed to rats for 21 days, the body weight, the perirenal fat weight, epididymal fat weight, the levels of serum free fatty acid, total lipids in the liver, triglyceride in the liver, and cholesterol level in the liver were significantly reduced as compared with the control diet group. Furthermore, both lipolytic activity in the perirenal fat tissue and specific GDP binding in brown adipose tissue mitochondria, as the biological index of enhanced heat production, were significantly increased in the evodiamine fed rats. Fasting mice subcutaneously administered 1-3 mg/kg evodiamine showed decreased core body temperature by 1-2 degrees C. This hypothermic effect was prevented by the pretreatment of intraperitoneally administered 10 mg/kg capsazepine, a vanilloid receptor antagonist. On the other hand, food-sated mice subcutaneously administered 1-3 mg/kg evodiamine showed unchanged core body temperature and increased tail skin temperature by more than 5 degrees C, suggesting the increased energy expenditure by enhanced heat dissipation. In conclusion, we have demonstrated that a novel non-pungent vanilloid receptor agonist, evodiamine, mimics the characteristic anti-obese effects induced by capsaicin. Evodiamine would induce heat loss and heat production at the same time and dissipate food energy, preventing the accumulation of perivisceral fat and the body weight increase.
bicepts101
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cool
macrophage69alpha
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its a small amount, as is intended, there is no issue.
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lartinos
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cheese issue?
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lartinos
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thanks, I plan on taking this on my off weeks of clen. Hopefully it helps
