Anorex

Anorex’s proprietary blend includes Commiphora mukul extract, which has been used for a long time in Ayurvedic medicine to treat obesity and other weight related problems. Garcinia Cambogia extract is another Indian remedy that promotes lipid oxidation while inhibiting carbohydrate utilization.

In athletes, L-Tyrosine can help to offset fatigue, and in the overweight it has the added bonus of influencing the manufacture of thyroxin , which in turn influences basal metabolic rate. The blend also contains Calcium Phosphate and Acetylsalicylic Acid, also known by its trade name, Aspirin.

In excluding stimulants from its proprietary blend, Anorex sets itself apart from other fat burners currently on the market, and as such, it might be a welcome arrival for those with stimulant sensitivities. However, this product is not entirely free of potential irritants. It also contains aspirin, which some find just as difficult to stomach as caffeine and other stimulants.

• Posts detailed possible drug interaction warnings
• Does not contain stimulants
• Posts citation for scientific studies that validate product claims
• Designed for the significantly overweight

• Contains Aspirin
• Not an appetite suppressant
• Retails for $163.00 for a one month supply
• Does not post testimonials
• Does not offer a free trial sample

Those who are significantly overweight and cannot take stimulants may find just want they are looking for in Anorex. However, some consumers might prefer to take a mild stimulant, such as Guarana, over a thrice-daily dose of Aspirin. While Anorex certainly provides an excellent alternative for those with particular sensitivities, there are certainly a healthy number of products on the market with advanced appetite suppressors and fat burners that contain only the gentlest of stimulants.