Ingredients and Mechanism of Action

Zyatonix’s disclosed ingredients include Apopadex, a blend of acacia rigidula as well as methylsynephrine, phenylethylamine, cassia nomame, theobromine, yohimbine, and ECGC.

Outside of a few, these ingredients aren’t proven to promote weight loss, let alone in the amounts they refuse to disclose. They don’t even give you a full ingredients list as far as we can tell. Yohimbine for one definitely has no weight loss benefits, but has been connected to quite serious side effects. And phenylethylamine is more of a mood stabilizer and sometimes an appetite suppressant, not a fat burner.

Safety

Zyatonix is not safe to take if:

• You have a pre-existing medical condition or a family history of medical conditions such as heart, liver, or kidney disease
• You have caffeine sensitivities
• You have high blood pressure
• You have a history of psychological disorders
• You are using an MAO Inhibitor
• You suffer from glaucoma

Possible Side Effects

• Insomnia and overstimulation
• Diarrhea
• Irregular heart beat and dizziness
• Vomiting and headaches
• Anxiety, panic attacks, hallucinations
• High blood pressure
• Seizures and renal failure
• kidney damage
• heart attack or stroke

Overall Impression of Zyatonix:

Zyatonix really doesn’t have the ingredients outside of synephrine and EGCG to promote weight loss. They certainly don’t have the amounts required considering they don’t even delve into a full ingredients list, let alone the amounts they supposedly use. As far as we can tell, you would be wasting your time and money with this one.