Newsgroup: it.salute
Titolo: Pillole bruciagrassi Xenadrine NRG

Buongiorno,
ho trovato su Internet numerose notizie e recensioni sulle pillole
bruciagrassi in oggetto e volevo proporle a mio padre per dimagrire. Al
fondo del messaggio riporto la composizione, mi chiedevo se ci sono
controindicazioni per l'assunzione da parte di un uomo di 55 anni
sovrappeso con la pressione leggermente alta ma che non patisce la
caffeina. Sui newsgroups se ne parla sopratutto per chi fa attività
fisica e palestra, ma lo scopo delle pillole di far dimagrire dovrebbe
valere per tutti.
Grazie
Most Xenadrine NRG reviews on the Internet will point out how this
product is comprised of various herbs, amino acids, and vitamins. This
is true.
One of the most touted ingredients in xenadrine nrg is Norambrolide.
What exactly does this do? It is claimed that this turns the body's
stored reserves and fuel into energy.
Scientifically, it increases c-AMP (cyclic adenosine monophosphate).
c-AMP induces certain enzymes to transfer fat from cells.
In plain English, it supposedly gets rid of fat.
To be perfectly honest, it's hard to tell if this substance actually
works effectively until further independent studies are conducted in
reputable journals verifying it or discrediting it.
Take anything the company itself publishes with a grain of salt.
Having said this, the other ingredients in Xenadrine NRG are pretty
decent stuff.
Such as:
Yerba Mate: this is a pretty popular herb used in a lot of weight
loss/fat burning/energy boosting formulas. It contains caffeine, but
also naturally has some other beneficial substances such as vitamins
and minerals.
On the scale of potency, however, yerba mate is fairly tame from a
stimulant point of view.
Green Tea: Green tea is used in many weight loss formulas, and also in
many health supplements. It contains caffeine, but it's also an
extremely powerful antioxidant.
Green tea is showing pretty solid promise as a weight loss agent and
metabolic booster, but it's good to see that Xenadrine NRG also has
some substances such as this that are simply good for you.
Guarana: Guarana is an herb used as a fat burner/weight loss agent in
some cultures. In our opinion guarana is one of the most promising
ingredients in this Xenadrine NRG review.
Guaraná contains, among many other things, a high concentration of a
compound called tetramethylxanthine. This substance is nearly identical
to caffeine. Now, the really interesting property of this herb is that
its caffeine-like compound is released slowly, over the course of many
hours, thereby producing an enduring energy boost, which continues to
escalate over that time.
As such, it is said to have an ability to keep the body's metabolism
burning at an elevated rate over time, leading to greater fat burning
effects and weight loss.
If you read other Xenadrine NRG Reviews or even what the company itself
claims, they call it Xenadrine NRG 8 hour because it will supposedly
give you an energy boost that lasts that long.
Part of the reason it may indeed work is because of the properties of
Guarana.
There are other ingredients that are in this product that we could
cover in this Xenadrine NRG review, but they're not really worth
discussing. Not that they are bad, but just that some of them aren't
promising as effective fat burning/weight loss aids.
As just one example, Xenadrine NRG also contains the amino acid
L-tyrosine, which may boost your mood, but it's not going to boost your
metabolism.
Why does Xenadrine put substances like this in? Probably because if you
also feel better on the product, then you have a higher chance of
reordering it again and again.

 bruciagrassi in oggetto e volevo proporle a mio padre per dimagrire.
Non esistono. Se trovi chi te le propone per l'acquisto è un truffatore.
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http://www.sci-med.it

 Non esistono. Se trovi chi te le propone per l'acquisto è un truffatore.
nemmeno la RODIOLA ??? 

 nemmeno la RODIOLA ???
 no
ed inoltre la rodiola ha un effetto inotropo positivo in funzione del 
dosaggio ma la quantita' di principio attivo non e'  indicato nelle 
confezioni .
Tu , probabilmente , guardi l ' etichetta dell ' olio che metti nella tua 
macchinetta ma te ne freghi di  guardare che cappio ce' realmente in questi 
prodotti erbacei  . Tanto son * naturali * e male non possono fare per 
definizione se non al portafoglio .
Beviti una cicuta , microbo .
-- 
sgas

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te la canti e te la suoni ......
ma tanto lo leggono tutti che sei arrivato al capolinea .
A tua conoscenza ..... prima di prendere un prodotto "erbaceo" controllo il 
principio attivo ....modalita' di estrazione .....ed origine  ..... 

principio attivo ....modalita' di estrazione .....ed origine  ..... 
chissa' dove lo controlli visto che nell ' etichetta non c'e' 
 
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sgas ® UIN  69225877 
Tuez-les tous , Dieu reconnaitra les siens  !!
O:-)

 chissa' dove lo controlli visto che nell ' etichetta non c'e'
si vede che tu di questi prodotti non ci capisci una sega ..........
le case erboristiche serie mettono nero su bianco tutto .