What is Stimerex-Es?
With bravado in their declaration that their product is at the forefront of innovation, Stimerex-Es tells it’s potential users that it can have excess fat liquidated from their body, launch their energy to ever higher levels and keep their mind in a state of euphoria.
The timed release capsules that this advertised concoction comes in is also claimed to decimate any thoughts of hunger while additionally impelling thermogenesis. A diet pill that claims to hit all the key aspects to weight loss! So can it live up to these claims? Or is their basal website just trying to get us to believe that this product is a superstar when really it’s akin to a D-list celebrity? Let’s take a gander at what we could surmise!
Who makes it?
How (and) does it work?
Stimerex-Es asserts that it is a supreme fat eradicator that claims to have it’s origins in seemingly limitless studies, as well as mountains of hours spent perfecting their formula. The product contests that their product is a blend of lipotropics and natural herbs that incinerates fat in a patented tri force, that also steps-up energy levels. This tri force is called the Advanced Lipo-Catabolic System. Furthermore, this is supposed to make any feelings of hunger non-existent.
There aren’t any customer testimonials available on the official website. Some users claim that while giving a noticeable temporary dose of energy, but after this wears off appetite returns to normal.
What’s inside of it and are there side effects?
Incorporated within Stimerex-Es are a range of stimulants, as well as mind enhancers. The ingredients 6,7 dihydroxybergamottin and yohimbe are used to enhance the effects of all the other substances. A lot of the substances in use are known to be extremely dynamic, and some of them are outright banned. People with pre-existing health conditions are not recommended to take this product.
Ingredients:
- Ephedra extract: Banned in the United States for the potential safety hazards it carries, this is heralded as a herbal form of the street drug, ecstasy.
- Citrus aurantium: A powerful stimulant that is used to intensify athletic performance. Chemically identical to ephedrine, this is known to cause adverse effects in users.
- Acacia rigidula extract: Also regarded as chaparro prieto, this ingredient is notorious for not being properly tested on humans.
- Phenylethylamine HCl: An acknowledged mood enhancer that also raises levels of mental cognition.
- 1,3 dimethylamine HCl: A fabricated narcotic that has been used for bodybuilding, athletic performance enhancement as well as weight loss. Has been made illegal due to the potentially deadly adverse reactions it may cause.
- 6,7 dihydroxybergamottin: Mainly found in grapefruit juice, this is a furanocoumarin that heightens absorption rates, as well as magnifies the effects of orally ingested substances that are taken in conjunction with it.
- Naringen: Known to work synergistically with stimulants such as caffeine. With more robust stimulants, the effects can only be greater.
- Yohimbe extract: Well revered as a treatment for sexual dysfunction, this is known to make the effects of stimulants more vigorous.
Adverse reactions:
Jitters, palpitations, nausea, heart attack, insomnia, nervousness, irritability, stroke, hypertension, headaches (mild and severe) and abdominal distress.
Diet pills charting the top 10 list have a paucity of these side effects.
What’s good about it?
From illegal substances to untested ones, we have nothing positive to say about this product.
What’s bad about it?
The self gasconade of this product onto itself doesn’t stop there, as there are assertions that this has been studied for extended hours, as well as backed up by large swaths of research. Strangely enough for such large amounts of backing, none of it is ever provided. So without any evidence of this research and data, it all amounts to nothing more than hollow words.
Lastly, this product contains many different stimulants, some of which are known to be potentially dangerous, such as 1,3 dimethylamine. When combined with synephrine, ephedra and yohimbine, and the effects may only be exponentially greater! Individuals who are susceptible to adverse reactions from stimulants are not advise to consume this product.
Wrap Up
Having a lot of stimulants doesn’t always result in weight loss. And with such a cookie cutter website, there’s no reason to believe any of the statements they make.
Bottom Line:
Stating scientific backing with a void of substance, this product pretends it’s so much more than it is. With so many powerful stimulants included, to say that this product is “potentially hazardous” is an understatement. You shouldn’t have to risk your health to drop a few pounds. With a website that is more commercial than fact, this product is founded in twisted delusion, not reality.