• Below are links to References & Information on some of the ingredients that we use in our products.

For some of the THERMOthin Ingredients

• Optimum Sports Nutrition, Colgan. M, 1993 New York: Advanced Research Press pg. 134 -139, 301 - 303, 313 - 321.
• Further References on Clinical Trials: pages 512 - 518.
• Effects of Citrus Aurantium extract, caffeine, and St. John's wort on body fat loss, lipid levels, and mood states in overweight healthy adults. Curr Ther Res 60:145-153, 1999.
• Kaats, Fisher, Blum. The effects of chromium picolinate supplementation on body composition in different age groups. Age 1991: 14:138.
• Dulloo AG, Miller DS. The thermogenic properties of ephedrine/methylxanthine mixtures; human studies. Int J Obesity 1986;10:467-481
• Andersen et al. Exercise effects on chromium picolinate excretion of trained and untrained men consuming a constant diet. J Appl Physiol 1988:64:249.
• Murray MT: Encyclopedia of Nutritional Supplements. Rocklin: Prima Publishing, 1996
• M Van Soeren et al. How caffeine helps liberate fatty acids from bodyfat stores. Journal of Applied Physiology 80.3 (1996): 999-1005
• Ronzio RA: The Encyclopedia of Nutrition & Good Health. New York: Facts on File, Inc., 1997
• HYDROXYCITRIC ACID AND FAT LOSS : Reference: Muscular Development Magazine June 1995
• Heinonen et al. Effect of carnitine loading on long-chain fatty acid oxidisation, maximal exercise capacity and nitrogen balance. Eur J Appl Physiol 1992:65:1317

- Links to information on Citrus Aurantium : Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient (See Fat Patrol) Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient - Links to information on Citrin (HCA) : Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient (See Garcinia cambogia) - Links to information on Caffeine : Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient - Links to information on L-Carnitine : Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient (See Fat Patrol) - Links to information on Green Tea Extract : Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient - Links to information on Coleus Forskohlii : Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient - Links to information on Bioperine : Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient - Links to information on Chromium : Click here for further info & Science references on this ingredient (See Fat Patrol)

For some of the FATSorber Ingredients

1. J. Abelin, A. Lassus, Fat binder as a weight reducer in patients with moderate Obesity, ARS Medicina. Helsinki, 1994 Aug - October.
2. Nauss J L; Thompson J L; Nagyvary J, The Binding of Micellar Lipids to Chitosan, Lipids 18 (10). L983.714-719 Chitosan absorbs 4-6 it's weight in fat.
3. C. Kanauchi, K. Deuchi, Y. Imasato et. AL Mechanism for the inhibition of fat digestion by chitosan, Biosi Biotechnol Biochcm, 1995 May. 59 (5): 786-790.
4. A. Razdan, D. Peterson, Effect of chiton and chitosan on nutrient digestibility, British Journal of Nutrition, 1994 Aug.
5. Michihiro Sugano et al, Hypocholesterolemic action of Chitosans with different Viscosity in Rats, Laboratory of nutrition. Saga University 1988.
6. ZM. Kochidna, G Pospeshny, SN Chirkov, Inhibition of chitosan of infection of t-series bacteriophages in the Escherichia coli culture, Mikrobiologia, 1995 Mar-Apr 64 (2) 211-5.
7. 0. Kanauchi, K. Deuchi, Y. Imasato et. Al. Mechanism for the inhibition of fat digestion by chitosan, Biosci Biotechnol Biochem, 1995 May, 59 (5): 786-90.
8. K. Deuichi, Y. Imasato, E. Kobayashi, Effects of the viscosity or deacetylation degree of chitosan on fecal fat excreted from rats fed on a high-fat diet, Biosci Biotechnol Biochem, 1995.

For some of the FATless Ingredients

1. Shimizu et al. Suppression of glucose absorption by some fractions extracted from Gymnema Sylvestre leaves. J Vet Med Sci 1997 Apr; 59(4):245-51
2. Optimum Sports Nutrition, Colgan. M, 1993 New York: Advanced Research Press pg. 313 - 321.
• Further References on Clinical Trials: pages 512 - 514, 516 - 518

Other product Research coming soon