Ingredients and Mechanism of Action

Xenadrine Ripped uses a blend of Caffeine anhydrous, L-ornithine alpha-ketoglutarate (HCI sodium salt), Serenoa repens fruit (saw palmetto), Inositol, L-lysine HCI, Alchemilla vulgaris leaf extract (pied-de-lion), Olea europaea leaf extract (wild olive), Cuminum cyminum seed extract (komijn), Mentha longifolia leaf extract (wild mint), GABA (gamma-amino butyric acid), Medicago sativa leaf and stem (alfalfa), L-histidine, Ptychopetalum olacoides bark (muira puama), and Ginkgo biloba leaf (ginkgo).

I can guarantee that you recognize caffeine. But you might not necessarily recognize the most important ingredients in Xenadrine Ripped. You use mint to freshen your breath, and maybe you us cumin to season your food if you are familiar with Indian herbs. If you’re on a health kick, you may use olive oil in your cooking. But most people would never think of any of these ingredients as fat burners.

Third party researchers somehow came to the conclusion that all of these healthy non-fat burning ingredients would combine for far better effects, and those researchers right. Most popular weight loss ingredients have only been tested in animal studies. Xenadrine Ripped used 4 basically safe and healthy ingredients and went straight to human studies, proving that it burns fat in humans twice! And researchers used tiny amounts! In other words, there’s no way you won’t get the clinically proven doses of those.

The other ingredients in Xenadrine Ripped can increase energy and promote a number of other benefits, improving memory and more. But don’t count on weight loss even with caffeine, because Xenadrine Ripped does not have the clinically proven amounts.

Overall Impression of Xenadrine Ripped

Xenadrine Ripped is not the usual. It’s what could definitely be a powerful weight loss supplement that can burn more fat and help you to lose more weight. I don’t necessarily think that future Xenadrine products will do the same thing. But this particular one seems to be changing everything.