Xenadrine EFX is one of the most marketed and well-known fat burners available on the market today. Can you benefit from it? We delve into it’s ingredients to see if it can do exactly what it promises.
While marketing tells us what Xenadrine EFX does, we like to go to the core of a supplement — what it contains. So let’s take a look at exactly what is inside each Xenadrine EFX bottle and what each ingredient is known to do.
Xenadrine EFX Ingredients:
- 100 MG of Vitamin C
- 10 MG of Vitamin B6
- 12 MG of Pantothenic Acid
- 10 MG of Magnesium
- 1415 MG of Proprietary Thermodyne Complex
- Tryoplex
As you can tell, the formula for Xenadrine EFX is robust — with basic vitamins like vitamin C, all the way to their proprietary compound. What else is in Xenadrine EFX?
Tryosine. An amino acid that is a precursor for a variety of neurotransmitters. It has an effect on our feeling and mood and when in decreased amounts in our body, we feel depressed and unable to cope with stress.
Green tea extract. Almost everything about green tea extract is positive. It’s a very powerful antioxidant that fights free radicals, they block cancer-promoting cells in your body, and green tea has shown to possibly help you lose weight by using an increased amount of energy.
PEA. Phenylethylamine increases your attention span.
Yerba mate. This herb contains a small, less potent form of caffeine and also supplies minerals, vitamins, and over a dozen amino acids. Many individuals drink yerba mate to get the energy boost, without the side effects that coffee brings.
