Garnell Lean Force 90 caps
Garnell Nutrition's Lean-Force offers a powerful and maximum strength formula, utilising numerous specialized ingredients including Hypergenix a proprietary blend, exclusively developed to give simply incredible results without the jittery side effects associated with ephedrine products.

 

The ingredient list is extremely comprehensive, including Citrus Aurantium, Caffeine, Guarana as well as special amino acids and green tea which is specifically selected to provide 95% polyphenols & 70% catechins.

 

Make no mistake, this is nutrition at a new level, a truly exceptional product.

 

Boost your energy

In an aim to provide significant stimulant, without the jittery side effects of ephedrine, Garnell Nutrition developed an exclusive proprietary herbal blend called Hypergenix. This includes Caffeine and Guarana, which are both well-recognised stimulants, which have also been shown to facilitate fat loss and reduce fatigue. Tyrosine, which is a precursor to the mood elevating compound dopamine and is also required for the manufacture of thyroid hormones, along with Phenylalanine, another constituent and again a precursor to mood elevating compound dopamine.

 

Green Tea

The new formula includes Green Tea, which has recently come to light due to the high polyphenols (catchin) content, which is believed to have many benefits including antioxidant, fat mobilization and also for thermogenic properties. The Green Tea selected is one of the most potent Green Tea formulations available, standardised for 95% polyphenols (70% Catchins), especially high in the Catchin called epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG).

 

Citrus Aurantium

Lean Force provides 200mg Citrus Aurantium per serving. This is sometimes referred to as bitter orange and contains an active compound called “Synephrine.”

 

Citrus Aurantium has been widely used in traditional Chinese medicine of centuries. It is reported to have similar effects to that of ephedrine, (suppressing appetite and boosting metabolism) but without some of the negative side effects, thought to be due to the way that it works giving stimulation of specific adrenergic receptors (beta-3, but not beta-1, beta-2 or alpha-1).