The Perfect Blend Of Natural Ingredients With Results You Will Both See And Feel!
So what do athletes and fitness enthusiasts really want from a supplement designed
to aid in fat loss? We polled 20,000 customers and readers to find out the answer
so we could design the product you want most. What did they tell us?
Well of course they expect any lipolytic supplement from Applied Lifescience
Research Inc. (ALRI) to be the ultimate in effective fat loss through increased
metabolic rate and thermogenic response. And naturally they expect us to create
the perfect synergistic structure to protect against muscle loss. The need for
appetite suppression was a no-brainer. (Geez, of course anything less would
be unacceptable!) But they told us what they need most is the extra energy to
push harder and longer through their training sessions. Well, we did as you
asked, and the rush in back! In fact, it is XXX Rush™ back!
XXX Rush™
ALRI introduces a new standard in fat burning and energy supplementation with
XXX Rush™. The perfect synergistic blend of 3 standardized natural compounds
with results you can both see and feel. You probably have heard of these compounds
but let's briefly look at some of the "potential" values. It all starts
with chocolate...
Cocoamine™
Cocoamine™ is becoming a well-known and studied proprietary cocoa extract
that provides the health benefits of chocolate without any of the unhealthy
ingredients (such as sugar and fat). Cocoamine™ contains several natural
substrates, including methylxanthines (theobromine, caffeine, and theophylline),
biogenic-amines (phenylethylamine, tyramine, and synephrines), amino acids (phenylalanine,
tryptophan, tyrosine, others), minerals (with a high content of magnesium) and
several beneficial antioxidants.
The combination of these multiple ingredients produces a unique effect. Research
has substantiated many positive user feed-back factoids about Cocoamine™,
including increased energy, appetite suppression, increased lipolysis (fat burning),
improved mood, improved concentration, increased alertness, improved physical
performance, aphrodisiac properties, and health benefits. When correctly processed,
all of these benefits become a reality.
Citrus Aurantium
Citrus Aurantium (AKA Bitter Orange) is a traditional Chinese medicine herb.
Most know that it is a rich source of vitamins and minerals, but it also contains
other substrates that facilitate weight loss and additional healthy benefits.
Citrus Aurantium contains synephrines, tyramine, octopamine, hordenine and
n-methyltyramine. These constituents act as a mild stimulant that boosts the
metabolic rate, expends calories and increases energy. This stimulation of the
fat metabolism does not have negative cardiovascular or central nervous system
effects, since only the beta-3 receptors are stimulated, without affecting the
other alpha and beta-receptors related to heart rate and blood pressure. The
substances tyramine and octopamine play an important role in controlling and
suppressing the appetite.
Alpha-Yohimbine
Alpha-Yohimbine from the bark of the yohimbe tree is commonly noted for its
erectile function stimulating effects as well as its aid in increasing fat expenditure.
In 1991 a study lasting only 3 weeks was performed on 20 obese females on 1000
calorie diets found that yohimbine increased weight loss 3 lbs. over placebo.
In fact several studies have found that yohimbine increases the amount of non-esterfied
fatty acids (NEFAs), a product of lipolysis (the breaking down of fat), in the
bloodstream in both lean and obese individual. Unlike many other fat loss substrates,
rapid tolerance does not develop. Yohimbine is also an appetite suppressant,
and decreases energy intake in both lean and obese. And truth is that alpha-yohimbine
has all of the great effects of regular old Yohimbine but is several times more
powerful.
What many are not aware of is that a-Yohimbine is a synergist. One example
is optimized, when specific ratios are met, Yohimbine has been noted to act
as a mild MAO-B inhibitor thus prolonging many of the valuable effects of substrates
in both Cocoamine™ and Citrus Aurantium.
Sounds simple, huh? Well, creating the right ratios certainly is not!
What is so special about these compounds and why did I say "potential"?
Well, our compounds are standardized for THE optimized synergistic ratio of
the most active substrates. This means that you get what actually works instead
capsules filled with little more than expensive roughage. (Most are just standardized
for one active substrate...if you are lucky, and there just is not any regard
for synergy. You know, like 1 + 1 = 3) Most are not aware of the fact that raw
compounds contain many substrates.
Some aid our goals, others inhibit them, while the right ratio is optimized
for synergy. Get the "potential" part yet?
I know, many ads and companies have made a lot of promises about their fat
loss products, but you felt zero and saw even less fat loss, even after months
of use. This is one product that you have to try to believe. Just one day will
make you a believer that the rush is back...finally!
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Supplement Facts:
Serving Size: 1 Capsule
Servings Per Container: 90
Amount Per Serving:
Cocoamine™: 200mg
-(optimized proprietary matrix)
Tyramine: 75mg
-(matrix)
Citrus Aurantium: 60mg
-(optimized proprietary matrix)
Alpha Yohimbine HCl: 1.25mg
Inactive Ingredients:
Magnesium stearate, maltodextrin and gelatin capsule.
Directions: 1-2 capsules 1-2 times daily.
Warnings: Keep out of reach of children. Not for use by pregnant or nursing
women, persons using MAO inhibitors, or persons under the age of 18. This product
is intended for use by healthy individuals only. Always consult a physician
before beginning this or any supplement or training program. Seek the advice
of a health care professional if you have any medical condition or are using
any other supplement or drug. Discontinue use if you experience tremors, nervousness,
sleeplessness, headache or heart palpitations.
