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Xenadrine Core is a nonprescription fat loss supplement that has been designed to use thermogenesis to help to offer dieters a way to drop the weight more quickly than would be possible if they were using diet and exercise, alone. It refers to itself as a “hardcore” product and it comes in a form that is supposed to allow the ingredients to be released more quickly into the body.
The official Xenadrine Core website claims that dieters will be able to start experiencing benefits right from the first time they take this pill. In fact, the claim is that it will provide an “intense thermo sensation” after the first pill that they take. That said, they do not describe exactly what they mean by that term or what exactly they will “feel searing through” their bodies.
Therefore, it is highly recommended that more research be conducted into Xenadrine Core by anyone who is thinking of using it. This should start with a trip to the doctor’s office in order to discuss the pill and what it contains, as well as what it is supposed to do. That will help an individual dieter to know whether it is appropriate or even safe for his or her individual needs.
The ingredients that should be discussed with the doctor are those that make up the active formula which, at the time that this review was written, included: sacred lotus (nelembo nucifera), gotu kola, perilla leaf extract, and caraway seed extract.
A brief glance at that list makes it clear that stimulants play an important role in the effects of this product. While this may work quite well and free of problems for many people, others could experience unwanted side effects from those ingredients, including jitters, anxiety, headaches, nausea, diarrhea, and others.
The purpose of the stimulants is to increase the body’s thermogenesis – that is the production of body heat – and, in doing so, to burn more calories and body fats as fuel for this purpose. That way, the dieter will be able to burn off more fats as heat, making exercises more effective toward a weight loss goal.
It is unknown whether or not the thermogenic effect of those ingredients is enough that it will actually provide measurable benefits on the scale each week. None of these ingredients have been proven to be directly connected with measurable weight loss in large reputable medical studies.
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