What are thermogenic fat burners?
In the presence of which active ingredients can we talk about thermogenic fat burners? This group includes plant extracts containing stimulants (Citrus Aurantium, Sida Cordifolia, Ma Huang – these are plant ephedrate; synephrine – and Kava, Guarana, Kola – which are plant caffeine). These substances help to speed up the body’s metabolism even without exercise, but unfortunately it comes at a price: their undesirable side effects include increased blood pressure and heart rate, sleep disturbances, hand tremors, nervousness, irritability, etc.
Let’s face it: thermogenic fat burners put a strain on the cardiovascular system, as they spur the body, throw up the pulse, and put an unusual strain on the body. It follows that in this case it is not very true that more is definitely better! Whoever takes them in excessive quantities takes undue risks. Anyone who does not use them in excessive quantities but misuses also takes on unreasonable dangers!
What are thermogenic fat burners good for and why do we use them?
Thermogenic fat burners are used to increase metabolism and thereby increase the amount of energy consumed on a daily basis. Basically, cardio training, for example, has the same role. After a properly done cardio workout, your metabolism spins for hours. It’s not the amount of calories you burn during your workout – it’s completely pointless to monitor the number of calories burned on the digital display (its value depends on a number of factors the machine may not know anyway). Of course, this also contributes to success, but the main benefit of cardio is that it increases energy consumption even after training! Thermogenic fat burners have the same role. However, this also leads to the fact that many people tend to slip over: cardio training alone is what makes us take thermogenic fat burners, so it doesn’t make sense to take large amounts of thermogenic fat burners before cardio training! Of course, we know you feel like training, spinning, pushing the fatigue threshold. However, during cardio training – but let’s not limit ourselves to cardio training, this also applies to weightlifting – your heart rate and body temperature will definitely increase! Adding a little thermogenic stimulant to this will put an excessive strain on the circulatory system. It is therefore unnecessary and dangerous to take a thermogenic fat burner before training.
Use of thermogenic fat burners
But then how do we use them? Well, we mentioned earlier what their primary role is: they increase the body’s use of energy. When is this really necessary? Especially when we are NOT training! Even after cardio and weight training, the body spins for hours, but on rest days, the extra that thermogenic fat burners provide in addition to the diet can certainly be useful. So on holidays, it is best to take them on an empty stomach in the morning and before meals in the early afternoon. Taking it too late in the afternoon can cause sleep disturbances. In the case of a morning cardio workout, we apply them not before training, but later, in the early afternoon.
Anyone who has ANY circulatory system problem or any medication you take is FORBIDDEN to use thermogenic fat burners. There is no exception! It is only recommended for completely healthy people. And those who are regularly screened for doping tests should also be wary of taking them, as some thermogenic substances are considered doping in some organisms.
Active ingredients
1 Dose: 3 tablets
Each jar contains 20 servings
Ingredients | In one dose (3 tablets) |
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Bulking agent (Microcrystalline cellulose) | |
Cola nuts (cola nitida 100% fruit) | 300 mg |
L-carnitine (100% fruit, standardized for 50% EGCG and 10% caffeine) | 200 mg |
White willow (salix alba) bark extract (standardized to 20% salicin) | 150 mg |
L-tyrosine | 100 mg |
Caffeine anhydrides | 100 mg |
Mammalica charantia (momordica charantia 100% fruit) | 100 mg |
Bitter orange (citrus aurantium) (100% fruit) | 100 mg |
Guarana (paullinia cupana) extract (100% fruit) | 100 mg |
Evodia rutaecarpa extract (100% fruit) | 100 mg |
Garcinia cambogia extract (100% fruit) | 40 mg |
Cnidium monnier extract (100% seed) | 36 mg |
Codonopsis pilosula extract (100% root) | 21 mg |
Bauhinia purpurea L (100% seed) | 21 mg |
Anti-caking agent (magnesium stearate, stearic acid) | |
Inositol hexaphosphate | 16 mg |
Black pepper (piper nigrum) extract | 9 mg |
Colours (iron oxide (yellow, black)), neococcine * | |
Chromium (III) -picolinate | 1,2 mg |
– of which Chrome | 150 µg (375% NRV**) |
* May have a detrimental effect on children’s activities and attention
**NRV: Nutrient reference values of an average adult
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