Does Thermophoric Really Work?

Thermophoric claims to simultaneously suppress hunger and burn stored fat. It’s far from an original boast but it is what most consumers are looking for. They promise that using their product will result in the “reduction of your desire for food” all while “prompting stored fat to be a primary fuel source.” These are definitely beneficial to the consumer, considering they are factual statements.

Ingredients Used

Magnesium-an electrolyte that can be lost in the process, this makes everything a more pleasant experience and gives you nutrients in some ways that you need.

Zinc-an essential vitamin known to be somewhat good for the skin and body, zinc does not actually promote weight loss

Vitamin B6-an essential B vitamin, this has been known to give some extra energy. However, it does not promote weight loss

Caffeine-It has been shown to produce a powerful thermogenic effect in the body if used in the right amounts. However, it also comes with the classic side effects of caffeine.

Synephrine-synephrine is the active component that has been compared to ma huang. They claim that it will help you to burn fat, suppress appetite, and increase energy, all without the side effects of ephedrine.

Yohimbine-it has been used as a sexual stimulant. However, it has never been used as a weight loss supplement in reality, and it can cause serious side effects such as liver damage, kidney damage, heart attack, and stroke

L-phenylalanine-a natural amino acid, this has been used to feed muscles, but not build them or promote weight loss

Conclusion

This product looks promisinig to some. Still, we are reluctant to recommend anything that has risks such as those listed by the FDA above. Many of the ingredients that can assist in weight loss can be found in other products, ones that do not contain yohimbe. It would be best to find a safer option. This being said, while it may look promising at first glance, Thermophoric is not exactly what we would look for.