Farenheit
According to Farenheit, every year after the age of 18, a woman is likely to gain 1/2 pound of body fat and lose 1/2 pound of lean muscle, weighing about the same at 28, but feeling less toned and fatter.
All this because you experience a natural drop in metabolism after 18. Farenheit on the other hand contains a thermogenic compound that is apparently the key to a woman’s normalized metabolism, even when resting. But they have nothing to back any of this up.
Price: $29.99
Ingredients and Mechanism of Action:
The Farenheit formula contains a 750mg proprietary blend of 3;17-dihydroxy-delta-5-etiocholane-7 one diethylcarbonate, sclaremax, guggulsterones, and caffeine.
Most of this formula is guaranteed to be fillers in part due to the proprietary blend. Most of the ingredients are frankly unrecognizable, and the ones that are only promote weight loss in certain amounts, which the proprietary blend does not account for.
You Should Not Take The Burn For Women If:
- *people under 18
- *pregnant or nursing
- *those with a family history of heart disease
- *those with a family history of psychological disorders
- *those using any prescription or over the counter drug
- *if you are used an MAOI or SSRI
Possible Side Effects:
- *irregular heart beat
- *chest pain
- *dizziness
- *headache
- *nausea
- *insomnia
- *mood swings
- *gastrointestinal cramping
- *diarrhea
- *constipation
- *tension
- *anxiety
- *high blood pressure
Overall Impression of Farenheit:
Farenheit has nothing to entice you or pull you into buying their product, at least nothing solid. They have none of the right ingredients, none of the right components of a good formula, and their price is pretty average, not extremely cheap like some other products of its caliber.