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Pure Allicin - Pure Allien is derived from raw garlic and promotes the healthy production of enzymes. These enzymes play an important role in the way the body breaks down fat by improving the body’s metabolic efficiency.

L-Theanine - While often used as a stress reliever or mood relaxant, L-Theanine also serves as an energy booster. Obviously, by boosting energy levels, the body increases its fat burning capacity. Also, the body responds better when the brain is functioning at optimal levels. Depression can lead to over eating and anxiety – both of which can lead to weight gain.

Cayenne - Most peppers contain a number of thermogenic boosters called capsaicin but this pepper booster is even more prevalent in cayenne peppers. Capsaicin can burn extra calories in the body similar to the way that exercise can; however, it should be noted that nothing will have the same effect as regular exercise.

These thermogenic boosters found in cayenne can boost the body’s metabolic rate by as much as 25%. These capsaicinoids can help rejuvenate the body into burning fat at a much higher rate. Also of note, cayenne contains close to twice the amount of vitamin C found in citrus fruits.

Salvia Sclarea 98% sclareolides - Known by a number of names, Salvia Sclarea 98% Sclareolides comes from Clary Sage. It contains thermogenic properties that can increase the body’s metabolism but with one key benefit: it won’t stimulate the body’s nervous system (think caffeine).

Cinnamon 20:1 - Commonly used to help combat type 2 diabetes, Cinnamon 20:1 has recently been used in weight loss supplements to help manage blood sugar levels and improve insulin – both, if not managed properly, can be a catalyst for weight loss.

R-ALA - Testing has shown that Alpha Lipoic Acid(R-ALA) can improve the metabolic rate at which fat is burned. According to The National Center for Biotechnology Information test subjects (rodents) ALA decreases the activity in their fuel censors, causing rodents to eat les and expend more energy, leading to significant weight loss.

Resveratrol - Known as a Phyonutrient, Resveratrol is an antioxidant found in a number of foods including the skin of grapes, wine, grape juice, peanuts and berries. Resveratrol is proven as a metabolism booster, raising some test subjects resting metabolic rate by as much as 29%. Like many metabolism boosters, Resveratrol can also act as an appetite suppressant, keeping unwanted calories from entering the body.

CoQ10 - CoQ10 is an enzyme compound the body naturally produces and is instrumental in producing energy in the mitochondria – the part of the cell responsible for energy production. CoQ10 is also effective at killing harmful free radicals that lead to an unhealthy body and weight gain. This key to this compound is its ability to improve the body’s energy levels, which leads to an increased ability to burn fat.

BroccoPlus - Turns out broccoli is pretty healthy after all, but now you may not have to eat the stuff to get the health benefits. BroccoPlus takes the best of what broccoli offers and puts it in a different form. The glucosinlates found in the broccoli offer support to the liver as well as enhance the production of intestinal enzymes that keep the plumbing flowing properly. The intestinal enzymes keep harmful chemicals from building in the body, which can reduce the effectiveness the body’s ability to process fat.

Indole 3 carbinol - Indole 3 Carbinal (I3C) is most often used to help manage and balance estrogen levels in women. However, studies have shown I3C can also be an effective antioxidant, killing free radicals that do the body harm – resulting in weight gain.

Specifically, the compounds in I3C prevent or reduce the oxidative damage to cells by binding to, or activating, certain protective receptors found in each cell. The health of these cells means more energy burned, which means less fat storage.

Protease - Protease in a key enzyme in the body that promotes proteolysis, or in other words, it can help stimulate the growth of enzymes whose primary function is to break down proteins. By breaking down the proteins, the enzymes can liberate the needed amino acids for a healthy body and keep unwanted fats from storing.

Lactobacillus Acidophillus - Contrary to popular thought, there is such a thing as good bacteria – they’re called probiotics. Consider Lactobacillus Acidphillus as an example of this good bacteria. Lactobacillus Acidphillus helps the body maintain a healthy digestive system, which keeps the body from accumulating toxins and other elements that lead to weight gain. Many nutritionists recommend a daily intake of probiotics to maintain a healthy digestive system – and a means to help keep weight from ballooning.

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Ginger 20% Gingerols - Ginger has a number of health benefits including weight loss. Most importantly, ginger is thought to help reduce cholesterol levels in the body. Also, ginger can decrease joint pain, which those on an exercise program may find very beneficial.

Quercetin - Quercetin might be new to the West but it has been used in China for centuries. Like Resveratrol, quercetin is also used to treat type 2 diabetes – something that makes it especially attractive in preventing metabolism slowdown and obesity.

Essentially, quercetin is a powerful antioxidant that targets and kills roaming free radicals in the body. Several known studies, including one published in the Experimental Gerontology showed that quercetin promotes caloric restriction and may treat other cardiovascular diseases.

Biotin - also known as B7, is another important vitamin that plays a role in the metabolic process. The primary function of Biotin is to aid in the development of amino acids that break down fat and carbohydrates into an energy source. While the body doesn’t need a large daily allowance of Biotin (about 300 micrograms), a deficiency can lead to health problems, both long and short term. Biotin has also been used in hair loss treatments and in lowering cholesterol for diabetics.

Vitamin B6 - One of the best vitamin supplements, Vitamin B6, is considered an enable of sorts. Otherwise known as Pyridoxine, Vitamin B6 plays an instrumental role in the development of red blood cells, which releases energy from the food we consume.

These red blood cells can then help energize the body’s metabolic rate, improving weight loss as well as protecting the body from cholesterol deposits and kidney stones. Vitamin B6 is also instrumental for the development seratonin – a brain neurotransmitter that controls both mood and appetite.

Zinc - Zinc contains a number of health benefits including helping the body have a more efficient immune system and digestive tract. It can lower stress levels, improve energy metabolism and even fights acne. More specifically, Zinc plays an important role in the development of protein, which then improves the body’s overall efficiency rate. Researchers estimate that close to 3,000 proteins contain traces of Zinc.

But it’s the deficiency of Zinc that can really lead to problems. If the body has lower then the recommended levels of Zinc, the possibility of low blood pressure, loss of smell/taste, depression, pale skin and even hair loss.

Vitamin E - According to a number of studies, Vitamin E is found in a wide variety of foods, oils and fats. As it pertains to fat burning, Vitamin E is an excellent antioxidant. Oxidants are disruptive forces, contributing in part, to the growth free radicals that make the body less efficient, eventually leading to weight gain.

Vitamin E – and its antioxidant properties – can destroy these radicals, making the body much healthier, while keeping the radicals from doing extensive damage to the body. A lack of Vitamin E can lead to muscle weakness, loss of muscle mass, abnormal eye movements, impaired vision and an unsteady gait.

Vitamin C - Vitamin C is a known player in weight loss. According to a recent study performed by Arizona State researchers, Vitamin C – or more specifically, the lack thereof – was linked to a larger waistline. Although the scientific research is still developing in this area, the data shows Vitamin C improves the body’s immune system; unfortunately, the human body doesn’t produce Vitamin C naturally. Getting this nutrient in Vitamin C rich foods or supplements is the only way to introduce it to the body and subsequently get the health benefits associated with it.

Bioperine - Extracted from black pepper harvested in India, this supplement improves the body’s transportation system and gets vital nutrients taken from vitamins, minerals and herbs into the bloodstream and to the areas of the body where they can be used.

It may also energize the body and improve the natural thermogenetic rate. It may also improve the gastrointestinal absorption and digestion.