Biotest Hot Rox Review - Other
Ingredients
Thiamin - a member of the water-soluble
B vitamin group, necessary for energy production and
carbohydrate metabolism. Deficiency is known as beriberi.*
Niacin - like Thiamin, Niacin is
a member of the water soluble B vitamin group. It's
used in the production of fatty acids, steroids and
cholesterol. Niacin has cholesterol-lowering and vasodilating
properties.
n-acetyl-l-tyrosine - tyrosine is
an amino acid that is a precursor for a number of
neurotransmitters related to our feeling and mood.
A deficiency in this results in depression and reduced
ability to cope with stress, so with Hot Rox you may
get a lift in your mood.
5-hydroxy-l-tryptophan - is used
by the human body to make serotonin, an important
substance for normal nerve and brain function. Serotonin
plays an important role in sleep, mood, emotion, and
appetite.
Caffeine - caffeine is added into
Hot Rox, and works synergistically to increase the
potency of Sclaremax. It also serves as an energy
booster.
Biotest Hot Rox Review - Conclusion
From the many claims made by Biotest, and all this
paper talk about the new revolutionary weight loss
ingredients introduced in Hot Rox, it hard to find
a reason not to try Hot Rox. But at $90 retail, I
would think twice.
The combination of ingredients in Hot Rox sounds
fantastic, with A7-E being more effective than 7 Keto
DHEA. Combine this with Guggulsterones, you get a
major boost in T3 levels, and add in some Sclaremax
with caffeine, you put the double whammy on body fat
- increasing breakdown of fat, and decreasing the
production of fat.
But keep this in mind, as good as A7-E sounds (with
great promise), it's still new, and lacks supporting
research and studies.
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