The Best Thermogenic Fat Burners for Men

The Best Thermogenic Fat Burners for Men
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Thermogenic fat burners are products that are intended to increase your metabolic rate to help you burn calories and lose weight. These supplements differ from other weight management products, such as fat blockers, in that they typically contain stimulants, such as caffeine. Men's thermogenic fat burners may also include testosterone-enhancing ingredients, as that hormone is involved in metabolism.

BPI Sports RoxyLean ECA

BPI Sports RoxyLean ECA is a thermogenic fat loss burner that contains multiple stimulants, including caffeine and 1,3 dimethylamylamine, also known as geranium extract. In addition, BPI Sports RoxyLean ECA contains herbal extracts, such as citrus limonium, which research from the May 2006 issue of the "Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry" found has lipolytic, or fat-burning, activity.

Betancourt Nutrition Ripped Juice Concentrated

Betancourt Nutrition's Ripped Juice Concentrated is a fat-burning product that contains numerous stimulants, such as yohimbine and caffeine as well as herbal extracts such as green tea extract and hoodia gordonii. In addition, Betancourt Nutrition Ripped Juice Concentrated contains amino acids, such as carnitine. Research from the July 2006 issue of "Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise" indicates that carnitine may increase testosterone uptake.

Myogenix Black Ops

Myogenix Black Ops is a thermogenic fat burner that does not contain any stimulants, but it may still promote fat loss and weight management. This product contains the amino acid theanine as well as 3-acetyl-7-oxo-dehydroepiandrosterone, also known as 7-keto. This ingredient is considered to be thermogenic because it increases thyroid activity, which may increase your metabolic rate and enhance calorie burning.

BSN Thermonex

BSN Thermonex is a thermogenic fat burner that contains numerous stimulants, such as yerba mate, caffeine and synephrine. BSN Thermonex also contains the herbal extract citrus aurantium. This ingredient may help increase your caloric expenditure, according to research published in a 2002 edition of the "Journal of Medicine."

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Article reviewed by Helen Covington Last updated on: Jun 14, 2011

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