Science Foods’ Ripped to the Max - Product Review
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DescriptionScience Foods' Ripped to the Max features a Proprietary Thermo-Science Blend of chromium picolinate, caffeine, green tea, guarana, garcinia and yerba mate. This powerful drink increases thermogenic (calorie burning) and lipolysis (fat burning) effects. Ripped to the Max's synergistic blend of ingredients was specially designed to burn fat and calories, control appetite, boost energy and support weight loss Chromium is an essential trace mineral that helps the body maintain normal blood sugar and insulin levels. A comprehensive review published in the International Journal of Obesity and Related Metabolic Disorders found that chromium in a form called chromium picolinate, may help reduce body fat and have a beneficial effect on weight loss. Ripped to the Max contains caffeine and powerful methlyxanthines including green tea, guarana and yerba mate. Methylxanthines are chemical relatives of caffeine with similar stimulating effects. These potent botanicals synergistically stimulate adrenergic receptors found in fat tissue and the liver. This increases the metabolism, boosts energy and alertness, and stimulates calorie and fat burning. Research suggests that a combination of yerba mate and guarana can promote weight loss and suppress appetite. The Malabar tamarind fruit, garcinia cambogia, has been used for centuries in Ayurvedic medicine. Studies suggest that garcinia cambogia suppresses appetite, promotes fat metabolism and supports weight loss. ProsRipped to the Max delivers calorie- and fat-burning nutrients in a convenient drink containing only 5 calories. Ripped to the Max maximizes its potency with a Proprietary Thermo-Science Blend including chromium picolinate, caffeine and potent methylxanthine containing extracts. It is ephedra-free and doesn't contain sugar or aspartame. Ripped to the Max's benefits include:
ConsRipped to the Max contains 200 mg of caffeine. High caffeine drinks have been found to increase heart rate and blood pressure. Caffeine, green tea and guarana may cause insomnia, trembling, anxiety and urinary frequency. Individuals that are sensitive to caffeine's stimulant effects should avoid taking Ripped to the Max. Pregnant or lactating women and people with pre-existing medical conditions or on medication should not supplement with Ripped to the Max without consulting a physician. Be aware that some drugs may interact with the nutrients in Ripped to the Max including:
Is it for you?Are you looking for a convenient drink to burn fat and calories, control appetite and support weight loss? If so, Ripped to the Max may be for you. However, pregnant or lactating women and people with pre-existing medical conditions or on medication should not supplement with Ripped to the Max without consulting a physician. Dosage and Directions
For workout energy, begin drinking one bottle of Ripped to the Max about 30 minutes before your workout. Continue sipping during activity. For best results, use as part of a low-fat, reduced calorie diet and exercise program. Do not consume caffeinated drinks. Do not exceed three bottles daily. Store in a cool, dry place.
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