Animal Cuts - Diet & Definition Supplement for Athletes, Weight Loss Management for Men & Women - with Green Tea Extract, Caffeine & More, 42 Packs

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Is it good to take cuts,pak and whey protein. I'm 19 having 130lbs and I just wanna ask if I should take this 3 or just the pak and whey to have a good shape? Thanks in advance. We love to see a supplement company free from legal troubles. Universal Nutrition (the company behind Animal Cuts) is unfortunately not one of those companies. Dow University of Health Sciences– Guarana has one of the highest caffeine concentrations of any other plant species. It contains 3.6% to 5.8% caffeine by weight, while coffee only has 2%. Also called “bitter orange,” this ingredient comes with several potential side effects you need to be aware of. According to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative, bitter orange can cause fainting.

The International Journal of Obesity showed the beneficial effects of caffeine on weight loss. “In this 6-month placebo-controlled trial, herbal ephedra/caffeine (90/192 mg/day) promoted body weight and body fat reduction and improved blood lipids without significant adverse events.” The fruit of the kola tree, this ingredient is said to have a bitter flavor. It’s also said to contain caffeine, which raises some red flags with us – how many of these ingredients contain caffeine?!The University of Maryland Medical Center wrote, “Clinical studies suggest that green tea extract may boost metabolism and help burn fat. One study found that the combination of green tea and caffeine improved weight loss and maintenance in people who were overweight and moderately obese.” Caffeine

It seems a bit strange that so many customers would comment on this product’s ineffectiveness when we notice some solid ingredients. Green tea and caffeine are shown to cause weight loss – but raspberry ketones, according to our research, are said to be a “fad ingredient.” If you have winning ingredients, you need to have a winning formula. Dandelion RootYerba Mate is dried leaf used to make tea. Although this ingredient is used in many supplements, Dr. Anthony Dugarte warns, “Yerba mate is a stimulant. Using this product in addition to your typical coffee routine may be unsafe.” Green Tea Extract