Xyphedrine
Xyphedrine’s website claims that this will help to reach your highest metabolic rates, reduce one’s appetite, increase insulin levels thereby increasing energy levels – essentially leading to less fat buildup.
The company’s website gives pretty radical claims and comparisons – comparing Xyphedrine to the efficacy of Cocaine and Amphetamines. You’d be wise to look past these bold claims, and look at the actual ingredients to see if they work or not. The ingredient list includes:
- 200 mg Dicaffeine Malate
- 200 mg Chocamine
- 20 mg PEA or Phenylethylamine
- 20 mg Synephrine
Xyphedrine has a 60-day money back guarantee. The official website is pretty hard to understand, as it attempts to use many scientific words in an attempt to sound more professional, and give the product more credibility. This should be a warning, but the fact that they are more forthcoming about ingredient amount does bode well for the company in my eyes.
Xyphedrine Side Effects
As mentioned above, the product website makes some pretty bold claims, and compares the contents to cocaine and amphetamines. I would like to make it clear that this product doesn’t contain these illegal substances.
DiCaffeine Malate is caffeine, and this product does contain 200 mg per serving. When compared to a Red Bull (which contains 80 mg of caffeine per can), one quickly recognizes that this contains a ton of caffeine. Thus, those taking Xyphedrine may experience some anxiety, sleeplessness, and increased energy – all possible side effects of caffeine.
Phenylethylamine or PEA may cause heartburn, headaches, nausea, more serious side effects may include breathing trouble and an increase in blood pressure. Be sure to consult a physician if you suffer from asthma or hypertension.
Synephrine may have similar effects, including increased blood pressure, headaches, nausea, and may effect blood sugar levels.
Does Xyphedrine Work Well Enough to Buy?
Xyphedrine does make some pretty bold claims. It is a diuretic, so one can be sure to lose quite a bit of weight right away. If you suffer from hypertension, asthma, or diabetes, I would steer clear of this product because of the possibilities of negative side effects. There are other products out there that will help you lose the weight without the negative side effects. Also, Xyphedrine is relatively expensive compared to the competition, so be sure the look at all of your options.
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Thank you for this information. I will not buy this product – was about to .
Posted on March 13, 2010 at 11:34 am
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I have taken this product for two weeks I have lost no weight and I’ve had lots of weird dreams and very restless sleep. I will finish the bottle but I dont hold out any hope for weight loss
Posted on May 20, 2010 at 5:12 am
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Another week and still no weight loss. I have followed all the advice, I have eaten much less and been very active. A waste of money!!
Posted on May 27, 2010 at 12:50 am
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i have used it now for 3 weeks and i start seen the result, although i had no change by the end of week 2.
Posted on December 28, 2010 at 2:31 pm
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YOU CAN’T JUST TAKE IT (XPHEDRINE) AND SIT. YOU HAVE TO INCREASE YOUR ACTIVITY JUST A LITTLE, DECREASE YOUR BAD CARB INTAKE, AND ENGAGE IN MILD TO MODERATE ANAEROBIC EXERCISES. SIMPLE AS THAT.
IF YOU EAT TWO SLICES OF BREAD, CUT IT IN HALF AND EAT ONLY ONE SLICE. IF YOU EAT A LOT OF WHIT E SUGAR, ELIMINATE IT. A GOOD RULE OF THUMB IS TO EAT VERY STRICT DURING THE WEEK AND THEN RELAX YOUR STRICT STANDARDS ON THE WEEKEND. THIS WILL KEEP YOU FROM BURNING OUT ON A STRICT DIET. DO YOUR RESEARCH ON GOOD CARBS AND BAD CARBS. THIS XPHEDRINE REALLY WORKS BY ASSISTING THE BODY IN ITS FAT BURNING ABILITY. HOWEVER YOU CANNOT REMAIN SEDENTARY AND YOU MUST BECOME DISCIPLINED. GOOD LUCK!
JOE SIMMONS
Posted on June 6, 2011 at 8:40 pm
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I’ve used this product for a month and i’m on to my second bottle. I have lost 17lbs so far and can see results in my body. I’m happy with the product. However i do get a little less sleep but it’s worth it with the results
If you put in the effort there shouldn’t be a reason to not have results 
Posted on February 29, 2012 at 3:41 am