Tony Therattil

• Ronnie from Jersey Shore “loves” Xenadrine, so it must be good….right?

Overview

• Xenadrine is a weight loss supplement• Average weight loss= 21 lbs.• Significance tests show significant results• Key ingredients: Lipocore(combo of

different herbs) and caffeine anhydrous (for increased energy)

Mechanism Factors

• Synephrine

• Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE)

• B complex vitamins and vitamin C

Synephrine

• Contained in bitter orange• Works on beta receptors (key to burning

fat)• Acts as an agonist• Replaced ephedrine in many drugs

Vitamins

• B complex vitamins- increases metabolism and maintains muscle tone

• Vitamin C- considered to be an antioxidant that relieves oxidative stress on cells, so as to prevent cell damage

• -also can be a good source of energy

Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE)

• Found in fish oils• Originator molecule of acetylcholine • Chemical needed to send messages through

brain• Enhances brain functioning increases overall functions in body

(metabolism)

Side Effects

• Energy boost from caffeine• Spots on skin from tyrosine• Dehydration from increased functioning

and body heat• Circulatory issues• Even some mental problems have been

reported

Conclusion

• Cost: there are different types of Xenadrine that can vary from about $25 to $40

• Xenadrine has had its fair share of lawsuits and complaints

• Xenadrine may help you lose weight but you should consult a doctor before you use it and watch out for any of the side effects