Formutech Nutrition Lean-EFX™

Effectively increasing metabolism, it works long after use and even when you are not training!
Caffeine 1,3,7-trimethyl xanthine– has a thermogenic effect and suppresses appetite thanks to the increased production of adrenaline and noradrenaline. In addition, it has been proven to increase the formation of neurotransmitters in the central nervous system, such as dopamine, acetylcholine or even serotonin, which exerts a stimulating effect and improves cognitive function. The overall effect of caffeine on the body allows you to maintain the effectiveness of training and maintain a positive mood, despite the calorie deficit.
Cassia Nomameis a plant-derived from China, a natural lipase inhibitor. It effectively blocks the enzyme responsible for transporting fat into the bloodstream. It shows diuretic properties by inhibiting the accumulation of water in the body. Has stimulating and anti-inflammatory effects. Stimulates metabolism causing a thermogenic effect. Lowers triglycerides and bad cholesterol.
Taraxacum Extract –probably comes from Europe but has long spread to America, Asia and South America. It was described for the first time in Chinese medicine around 659 and in European medicine in 1485. In Arabic medicine, it became an official specificity in the 16th century. Naturally rich in concentrated vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids, it has been used for generations to improve digestion, regulate digestive tract function, and support proper circulation. It is a solid diuretic (dehydrating substance). This is the most potent herb that helps get rid of subcutaneous water. In addition, it is attributed to detoxifying and cleansing properties, which accelerate metabolism. Its root contains a lot of mineral salts, especially potassium, organic acids, sterols, inulin, and choline. The product supports the metabolism.
Green Tea Extract owes its slimming properties to catechins, namely, epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). Catechins contained in green tea extract have a significant impact on fat reduction. They inhibit the absorption of fats from food and increase their consumption by the body. In addition, green tea increases the activity of some enzymes responsible for the digestive process, positively affects liver metabolism, increases thermogenesis and accelerates fat oxidation.
Bearberry-is a fruit belonging to the genus Arctostaphylos uva-ursi. The word uva-ursi means “bear grape” because bears like this fruit very much. It is a low-growing shrub in Asia, Europe and Central and North America. The plant has detoxifying, analgesic and immunological protection properties. Effectively treats inflammation.
Niacin –Niacin supplementation also has benefits for the immune system. Studies show that the systematic use of vitamin B3 leads to an increase in neutrophil count. They are white blood cells that allow the destruction of pathogenic microorganisms in the form of bacteria. Vitamin PP also leads to an improvement in the functionality of the central nervous system. The increase in activity in the mitochondrial nuclei, located in the nucleus accumbens, contributes to improving the human mental condition, manifested by: increased confidence, reduced effects of felt stress and reduced anxiety.
2-amino –a potent stimulant similar to DMAA. It affects the central nervous system by increasing the level of dopamine and noradrenaline. It is the perfect complement to hard training that allows you to make massive progress in the gym, increasing the pain threshold for the best results. Intensive workouts combined with 2-amino result in appetite suppression, reduced body fat, improved memory and creativity, and decreased anxiety and anti-fatigue. The ingredient is an exciting alternative for people who rave about DMAA but show poor tolerance to this stimulant.
Thiamine– vitamin B1 is very well soluble in water, directly affecting its absorption. Plays a vital role in tissue respiration, including carbohydrate metabolism. This is one of the essential vitamins whose deficiencies can lead to weakness, fatigue, eye problems (nystagmus), circulatory failure, digestive system disorders, and even in extreme cases, depression.
Phyllanthus Emblica-is commonly known as Indian gooseberry or amla. It is an essential herbal medicine in Unani (Graceo – arab) and Ayurvedic medicine. The plant is a medicine and tonic to build lost vitality and vigour. Phyllanthus emblica is highly nutritious and is an excellent source of vitamin C, amino acids and minerals. The plant also contains phenolic compounds, tannins, routine, curcumin and umbilical. In addition, the plant has anti-diabetic, hypolipidemic, anti-bacterial, antioxidant, anti-ulcer, hepatoprotective, gastroprotective and chemopreventive properties.
Bitter Orange –bitter Orange is not an edible fruit, but it is an excellent source of vitamin C, which amount in the extract can reach up to 42%. Bitter oranges are much richer in vitamin C and antioxidants, e.g. bioflavonoids such as hesperidin, compared to regular oranges. In addition to the high content of highly absorbable vitamin C, bitter Orange is primarily known for its content in the Citrus aurantium plant, a natural substitute for Cao Mahuang. Citrus aurantium has a similar structure to Cao Mahuang. It is obtained naturally from unripe citrus fruits, e.g. Citrus uranium L., Citrus aurantium L. This substance is a natural substitute for Cao Mahuang. It is increasingly often added to medicines and dietary supplements intended for athletes and overweight people. This compound boosts metabolism, reduces appetite, and, at the same time, increases mental and motor activity. Citrus aurantium increases blood pressure and affects the cardiac output. It widens the bronchi, making breathing easier, effectively clears the sinuses and improves mood.
5 HTP- is a naturally occurring substance that is obtained from the seeds of the West African plant Griffonia simplicifolia. Man can automatically produce it from L-tryptophan – an amino acid in protein products. However, consuming this amino acid does not ensure a steady increase in 5-HTP in the body. In practice, 5-hydroxytryptophan acts as a precursor to serotonin (5 HT), which by converting – provides an increase in the level of this essential hormone – a neurotransmitter which plays a massive role in many human life functions. 5-HTP, taken orally, quickly enters the bloodstream, and its absorption is over 70%. In a short time, it overcomes the blood-brain barrier and begins its operation. It is worth mentioning that the range of its applications is enormous. 5-HTP as a dietary supplement helps during a strict diet when the serotonin level decreases significantly, manifesting as a craving for carbohydrates. 5-HTP effectively acts as a so-called “blocker” of appetite and substantially helps to cope with hunger-giving hunger during an acute diet. When serotonin levels are too low, sudden aggression, fatigue, and depression may appear. Because the 5-HTP amino acid improves mood and increases energy, using the 5-HTP supplement is much easier to persevere in ongoing slimming treatment.
N-Acethyl-Tyrosine-is an acetylated derivative of the amino acid L-tyrosine. Plain L-tyrosine is less stable and soluble in water, which can lead to reduced bioavailability. Acetylation increases the solubility and stability of some amino acids. N-acetyl-L-tyrosine supports brain function by supporting the synthesis of norepinexxrine and dopamine (neurotransmitters) catecholamines.
Panax Ginseng-glycosidic saponins are composed of two parts. The first of these (glycogen) is a saccharide or sugar. The other (aglycon) has a structure resembling the structure of hormones. Accordingly, ginsenosides are classified as steroid saponins, i.e. they cause the synthesis of steroid hormones. They are responsible for increasing the libido level in both women and men.