The Best Fat Burner Products

The Best Fat Burner Products
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Burning fat is a lot harder than gaining fat, but it's far from impossible. Dieting, lifting weights, playing sports and performing cardiovascular exercise can all help you burn fat. But to get the most out of your diet and exercise plan, you can use a fat burning supplement. These products are specifically designed to target fat and complement your hard work.

Myogenix Black Ops

Myogenix Black Ops is unique in that it's not a stimulant-heavy fat burner, but actually works while you sleep. The formula includes ingredients to help you relax and sleep, such as 5-HTP and GABA. GABA is important in improving body composition--a study from the journal "Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise" found that GABA can dramatically increase levels of human growth hormone.
The increase of human growth hormone can assist in reducing fat mass. Research from the journal "Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology" indicates that human growth hormone supplementation reduces body fat, particularly in the abdomen.

Dymatize Viper

Dymatize Nutrition's Viper is a fat-loss product that combines a number of different ingredients--some stimulants, and some non-stimulants--to help optimize your metabolism and increase fat burning even while you are at rest. Two of the key ingredients in Dymatize Viper are guarana and theobromine. A study from the "International Journal of Obesity" found that the combination of these ingredients as part of a supplement can substantially increase fat loss.

BPI Rx6

BPI Rx6 is another effective fat-burning product with a combination of stimulants and non-stimulants. Rx6 offers some proven fat-burning ingredients such as Synephrine and Yohimbine, among others. One of the key ingredient pairs in Rx6 is that of caffeine and green tea extract. A recent study from the journal "Physiology & Behavior" found that when supplemented together, green tea extract and caffeine increase the burning of fat for energy.

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Article reviewed by Kelly Birch Last updated on: Jun 10, 2010

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