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Thermogenesauce Thermogenesauce (5 fl oz): Discount Thermogenesauce Supplements

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Thermogenesauce is a brand new Thermogenic Hot Sauce designed to cause your body to use fat stores to elevate internal temperature. Thermogenesauce is a deliciously devilishly hot way to spice up your food, while improving your appearance.

[BigSmith]

That's thinking out of the box. Cool idea. I love hot sauce and just ordered one.

[dsade]

Thanks! This is the first of a series of Food-Related products, all functional and ALL excellent quality!!

[dsade]

Whoa...wrong picture, the labels look much better.....

[Valhalla86]

Interesting.

My fiancee has a huge fetish for hot sauce, perhaps I'll throw it in the basket next time I'm around the NP site. Very interesting concept Dsade.

[dsade]

Interesting.

My fiancee has a huge fetish for hot sauce, perhaps I'll throw it in the basket next time I'm around the NP site. Very interesting concept Dsade.

Depending on how hot she likes it (heh heh), I recommend 1/3 tsp for light tolerance. I have done up to 3/4 tsp, but that was my limit so far. Upper recommendation is 1tsp.

Thermogenic effect is pronounced! Tastes excellent in spicy lean ground beef with some lowfat cheese, very good mixed with Tuna and Light Mayo, and excellent as well with Lowfat egg salad.

Planning to experiment with some Bison Meatloaf next week.

SWEAT!

[dsade]

Currently in development we have a Spicy Curry version and and Asian Fusion sauce. All thermogenic!!

[MAxximal]

Amazing!

[PrepNwa23]

Woot woot excited to try this gotta go put it in my cart.

[SynergyIre]

Haha, say this and instantly thought.... ' that'll be dsade '

Nice profile and a healthy way to make food spicy! There's part of me that wishes I could give you a couple of million dollars just to see what products you'd come out with :-D Epic!

[T-Bone]

I don't like to eat stuff that hot. I really don't like the way it feels coming out.

[mattrag]

Damn... Looks like nutra takes money from me yet again.

[dsade]

Haha, say this and instantly thought.... ' that'll be dsade '

Nice profile and a healthy way to make food spicy! There's part of me that wishes I could give you a couple of million dollars just to see what products you'd come out with :-D Epic!

You would be HIGHLY surprised at one of the million dollar designs I have rolling....BLOWN away would be more like it. My design work, and seeing people enjoy my products, is far more important to me than any fortune.

[dsade]

I don't like to eat stuff that hot. I really don't like the way it feels coming out.

You can adjust the heat by how much you use, and several of the ingredients don't require you to taste them to cause thermogenesis.

[alfredm005]

WOW, love heat on all my food. Great concept, will order tomorrow, cant wait to try it

[Valhalla86]

Depending on how hot she likes it (heh heh), I recommend 1/3 tsp for light tolerance. I have done up to 3/4 tsp, but that was my limit so far. Upper recommendation is 1tsp.

Thermogenic effect is pronounced! Tastes excellent in spicy lean ground beef with some lowfat cheese, very good mixed with Tuna and Light Mayo, and excellent as well with Lowfat egg salad.

Planning to experiment with some Bison Meatloaf next week.

SWEAT!

Late reply, but she scoffs at anything below habenaro

Know some folks that have it en route, I'll see what they report back. And for the paycheck to get here

[dsade]

Habanero is the main flavorant...but I guarantee you te pure capsaicin will blow her away. As well, the allyl isothiocyanate (main heat producer fr wasabi) offers a depth of flavor and heat she has not experienced before.

[T-Bone]

Does this stack well with slick pleasures?

[Valhalla86]

Habanero is the main flavorant...but I guarantee you te pure capsaicin will blow her away. As well, the allyl isothiocyanate (main heat producer fr wasabi) offers a depth of flavor and heat she has not experienced before.

Y'know, I overlooked the pure capsaicin. I have a feeling that heat will be quite pungent.

I was always curious what a wasabi/pepper hot sauce would do. Seems like this might be the opportunity to find out

[mr.cooper69]

Gonna pick this up 100%