Pure Svetol Green Coffee Bean Extract 400 Mg - 50% Chlorogenic Acid 90 Vegetarian Capsules With Full 400 Mg of Clinically-proven Svetol Per Capsule - Pure Extract Proven in 8 Research Studies Take 2 for 800mg Plus FREE Vitamin D 3 Plus
Why is " Pure Nutraceutical Svetol Green Coffee" the best Green Coffee product? - The ONLY product that contains a FULL 400 mg of Svetol Green Coffee extract per capsule - Svetol is an award-winning Green Coffee extract proven in 8 research studies - Svetol's weight-loss effects have been clinically-proven on humans in double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trials - Svetol is clinically-proven to improve lean mass to fat mass ratio by 4% - The ONLY GC extract with clinically proven bio-availability and absorption - Manufactured without additives, preservatives, or artificial ingredients Learn and Compare Most Green Coffee products on the market are made with generic GC extracts. The products that do mention Svetol on their labels contain only 25% Svetol mixed with 75% generic GC extracts. The worst are the products that don't even mention the % of Chlorogenic Acids. Svetol vs GCA vs Other Green Coffee Extracts - Svetol is lot more expensive than GCA and several times more expensive than generic Green Coffee extracts - Svetol has been proven in 8 research studies, GCA has been proven in 1, and generic Green Coffee extracts just make projections and assumptions from borrowed research - Svetol is an extract of Coffea Canephora Robusta whereas GCA and generic Green Coffees are extracts of Coffea Arabica (a cheaper variety) - Clinical trials using Svetol were performed in Europe on large groups (very reliable) whereas the single clinical trial using GCA was performed in India on just 16 people (a cross-over study design with small population is not very reliable) - Svetol is standardized to 50% Total Polyphenols, 45% Chlorogenic Acids, 10% 5-Caffeoylquinic Acid and less than 2% Caffeine, whereas GCA is standardized to 50% Chlorogenic Acids and less than 3% Caffeine. Generic GC extracts are standardized from 2% to 50% CA or not standardized at all.