Shogun Extreme Fat Burner

*Caffeine Anhydrous - 300 mg: Caffeine anhydrous is a standard form of caffeine commonly found in coffee, tea, and energy drinks. It acts as a performance and strength enhancer, boosting mood, productivity, and motivation. A dosage of 300 mg is considered high, and if you're sensitive to caffeine, it's recommended to start with a lower dosage.

*Paradoxine (Grains of Paradise Extract) - 200 mg: Grains of Paradise has promising research regarding its potential fat loss effects, although further evidence is still needed. It has shown the ability to activate brown adipose tissue, which can increase metabolism and support weight loss. Different product sources may contain varying percentages of the active ingredient, 6-Paradol. Clinical trials have used 40 mg at 12.5% purity as a reference.

*Juglans Regia Extract (DMHA) - 200 mg: DMHA is a stimulant similar to DMAA known for its energy-boosting, focus-enhancing, and mood-elevating properties. Juglans Regia Extract is one form of DMHA. Other forms include 2-aminoisoheptane and kigelia africana.

*Eria Jarensis - 200 mg: Eria Jarensis is a stimulant commonly paired with DMHA in high-stimulant pre-workout supplements. When combined with caffeine, Eria Jarensis can provide effective stimulation. Dosages typically range from 200 to 300 mg, so 200 mg falls within the expected range for Shogun.

*Theobromine - 200 mg: Theobromine is a compound structurally similar to caffeine, naturally found in dark chocolate, coffee beans, and guarana berries. It acts as a mild, longer-lasting stimulant compared to caffeine, with potential positive effects on mood. A dosage of 200 mg is suitable for experiencing stimulant effects, and researched doses generally range from 200 to 400 mg.

*Di-Caffeine Malate - 134 mg: Di-caffeine malate is a combination of caffeine anhydrous and malic acid, resulting in extended release effects. The compound is 75% caffeine and 25% malic acid, so 134 mg effectively provides 100 mg of caffeine. A full serving of Shogun contains a total of 400 mg of caffeine.

*Higenamine - 75 mg: Higenamine is believed to have similar mechanisms to ephedrine and is sometimes used as a fat burner, although research is limited. Typical doses range from 20 to 30 mg taken two to three times daily. The 75 mg included in Shogun represents a full daily dose taken all at once.

*Hordenine HCL - 60 mg: Hordenine is a stimulant often included in recent "nootropic" products, but there is limited research available. Anecdotal accounts suggest that effective doses start around 20 mg, so the 60 mg in Shogun is more than sufficient to experience the focus effects associated with Hordenine.

*Gamma-Butyrobetaine HCL - 35 mg: Gamma-Butyrobetaine Ethyl Ester Chloride (GBB) is converted to carnitine in the body, potentially supporting fat loss and increasing body temperature. This process can lead to increased sweating. A dosage of 35 mg falls within the recommended range for GBB.

*Rauwolscine 90% (Alpha Yohimbine) - 1.5 mg: Alpha Yohimbine, also known as "alpha yo," is a stimulant that may cause polarizing effects. Some individuals are highly sensitive to alpha yohimbine and should avoid pre-workout supplements containing it. Common negative side effects may include anxiety, headaches, chills, sweating, frequent urination, excessive salivation, and increased blood pressure.