Capsiplex Reviews - Thermogenic Fat Burner

Thermogenic weight loss products are steadily increasing in the market. Compared to other weight loss products that focuses on diet suppression and fat burning; these types of fat burners focuses on increasing body heat. This starts a chain reaction which ultimately results to more calories burned. Thermogenic weight loss products also don’t have to use some fancy and relatively unknown herbal ingredients.

Capsiplex is one of the hundreds of fat burning supplements that rely on the ingredient’s thermogenic properties. The main ingredient is capsicum derived from red chili. Remember the last time you ate red chili in raw form, you’ll feel very hot right? The intake Capsiplex will also make you feel hot but without the burning sensation in your mouth. Complementing the main ingredient are the following: caffeine, black pepper extract and niacin.

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Through Capsiplex, the process of burning calories faster is simple. The hot sensation you’ll feel after 30 minutes to one hour of taking the pill is caused by the increased flow of blood pressure. This process will result to increased metabolism which will require additional calories. You might be sweaty while undergoing this process because of the calorie burned in your body.

The thermogenic capability of Capsiplex could lead to tangible results in no time. However, this product is not for everyone because of the process it utilizes just to make the body burn calories faster. As already indicated, this weight loss product will cause increased in blood flow. This is will result to rapid increase of blood pressure and since the blood flows faster, the heart also has to pump faster. The process is very dangerous to individuals who have heart and blood pressure problems. Another possible side effect of Capsiplex is derived from the inclusion of caffeine. While it can provide the energy needed, it could lead to insomnia and jittery feeling. Combine this side effect to increased blood pressure and heart rate and those with heart issues or high blood pressure should NOT take this product.  There are many other fat burners you could take that are safer. As with any product you try you should seek the medical advice of your doctor before taking.

Capsiplex is touted by some reviews that it could be a “miracle pill” since you could experience weight loss without the requirement of regular exercise and even diet. After all, why exercise when a pill could melt the fats? But before you purchase this fat burning supplement, it is important to realize that the product comes as a “proprietary blend”. What does this mean? Manufacturers that use a proprietary blend do not reveal the exact concentration of their ingredients. This is their method of protecting their formula from being copied by competitors. Unfortunately, consumers are left in the dark with the exact quantity of each ingredient. Simply put, you don’t know exactly what you’re getting in exact quantities.

Capsiplex has a simple but effective quick weight loss plan. It’s an herbal thermogenic product that can be handled by many able bodied individuals. Unfortunately, the fat burning product could pose some serious side effects for those not in already good medical health (blood pressure being the main one) because of the process it will trigger. The “proprietary blend” factor also makes it harder to determine if the concentration is good enough to foster weight loss. It’s a product worth trying but do realize it will work wonders for some and should be avoided by others.  You will need to make this decision and also talk to your doctor.

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Contrave Diet Pill - FDA Approved Fat Burner!

Orexigen Therapeutics has just announced that its new weight-loss drug, Contrave, has exceeded the first round of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) requirements during clinical trials as effective for weight loss.   They still are awaiting word if they will meet the FDA’s requirements for safety; however, due to its fat burner and appetite suppressant ingredients, this outlook appears promising.Another FDA approved fat loss supplement is the Alli diet pill.

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Results are in from the clinical trials between people given Contrave and those who were given a placebo.  During a one year trial, those who were taking the Contrave diet pill lost an average of 8 percent of their body weight.  This equals out to about 17 pounds.   Those taking the placebo only lost an average of 1 percent of their body weight.  An excellent fat burner!

In order for a weight loss drug to be FDA approved as effective, patients taking the diet pill must lose at least 5 percent of their body weight and at least twice as many people on the drug in the clinical trial should lose 5 percent.

In two clinical trials, between 48 and 56 percent of the people taking Contrave lost more than 5 percent of their body weight.  Also, Contrave exceeded expectations in that three times more people lost 5 percent of their body weight, rather than the expected ratio.

Most diet pills work by blocking fat or starches.  Contrave works from an entirely different angle. It focuses on the neurological causes of obesity; therefore, it targets your brain to reduce your cravings and suppress appetite.

Recent studies show that this diet pill can reduce metabolic syndrome, which is a combination of risk factors that can increase the risk of obesity, which can lead to heart disease and diabetes.

The other very important aspect that makes Contrave unique is that it is actually a combination drug where it contains two key ingredients that will targets other issues, as well.  It contains buproprion (Wellbutrin), which is an anti-depressant medication, and naltrexone, which is used to treat alcohol and opiate addiction.

The verdict is still out on the safety of this diet pill; however, the two key ingredients it contains have been used for other issues for a long time, now.  There are some common Contrave side effects that have been reported, which include:

NauseaConstipationHeadacheRise in blood pressureRise in pulse rate

The FDA panel had concerns that people taking Contrave routinely experienced hikes in blood pressure and, less often, in pulse rates. The participants who lost more than 10% of their body weight saw improvements in blood pressure. This was a minority of subjects who attained such a weight loss.

In another study of 3,000 people, where 40 percent dropped out, there were two people who had severe side effects.  One person had a gall bladder infection and one person had seizures.

There is still some debate as to whether this diet pill will actually live up to the hype.  Some say that while it is better than others on the market, the clinical trials only prove that you will lose a small amount of weight by controlling cravings.  Unfortunately, people tend to overeat for other reasons than cravings.  Also, some doctors are concerned at its long term effects.

However, many agree that as long as it is proven safe, it is a better alternative to those currently on the market due to its combination ingredients that target other issues.

People tend to live busy lives; therefore, are always looking for an easier way.  Contrave has already been proven to be effective and contains other ingredients that can target depression and smoking, which are issues millions of people suffer with.  As long as it is proven safe, there is no doubt that Contrave will be the next big diet pill fad.

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It appears that the partial drug bupropion has been used off lable as a weight loss drug in the past by various doctors. Still Contrave does not have the effect of Qnexa. I expect Qnexa will also make it eventually.

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