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Hey bros.
I am wanting to run a product called Adipose Anihilation V2 by EBF -
It contains Alpha Yohimbine.
Does anybody on here know if Alpha Yohimbe is particularly toxic to the liver/kidneys? Of course Yohimbe is the original substance which I know is quite well known now for having a lot of bad sides when used in high doses. I was wondering if Alpha Yohimbine followed some of the same traits.
Wikipedia and other sources (as sources tend to be limited on things like this) suggest that yohimbine can cause Renal failure and anybody with kidney/liver disease should avoid using it (which I guess applies to many herbs or drugs that would normally be safe to use) - however it doesnt state liver damage or heptatoxicity as an established side effect/risk - anybody know any reliable research on this stuff?
If Yohimbine causes any damage (assuming it can) then what dosages, use are we talking? High dose, day in day out use for weeks/months ?
This is the ingredients list for AAV2 unfortunately ingredients are bundled together in a blend - it says yohimbine 30% which I am assuming means 30% of 220mg or 30% of daily value? :
Adipose Annihilation v.2 Supplement Facts
Serving Size: capsules
Servings per Container: 60
Amount Per Serving % Daily Value
Fat Mobilization Complex: 1100mg **
Garcinia Cambogia 50% HCA 450mg **
Acetyl L Carnitine 300mg **
Choline Bitratrate 262.5mg **
EBF Annihilation Complex:
Brown Seaweed Extract (10%), Ginkgo Biloba Extract, Evodiamine HCL, Rauwolfia Serpentina (30%), Capsaicium Annum Extract
223.5mg **
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
** Percent Daily Values not established.
OTHER INGREDIENTS: Magnesium Stearate, Gelatin
^ Is there anything up there that looks like it could bring about any stress to liver/kidneys aside from the Yohimbine?
Thanks in advance
I am wanting to run a product called Adipose Anihilation V2 by EBF -
It contains Alpha Yohimbine.
Does anybody on here know if Alpha Yohimbe is particularly toxic to the liver/kidneys? Of course Yohimbe is the original substance which I know is quite well known now for having a lot of bad sides when used in high doses. I was wondering if Alpha Yohimbine followed some of the same traits.
Wikipedia and other sources (as sources tend to be limited on things like this) suggest that yohimbine can cause Renal failure and anybody with kidney/liver disease should avoid using it (which I guess applies to many herbs or drugs that would normally be safe to use) - however it doesnt state liver damage or heptatoxicity as an established side effect/risk - anybody know any reliable research on this stuff?
If Yohimbine causes any damage (assuming it can) then what dosages, use are we talking? High dose, day in day out use for weeks/months ?
This is the ingredients list for AAV2 unfortunately ingredients are bundled together in a blend - it says yohimbine 30% which I am assuming means 30% of 220mg or 30% of daily value? :
Adipose Annihilation v.2 Supplement Facts
Serving Size: capsules
Servings per Container: 60
Amount Per Serving % Daily Value
Fat Mobilization Complex: 1100mg **
Garcinia Cambogia 50% HCA 450mg **
Acetyl L Carnitine 300mg **
Choline Bitratrate 262.5mg **
EBF Annihilation Complex:
Brown Seaweed Extract (10%), Ginkgo Biloba Extract, Evodiamine HCL, Rauwolfia Serpentina (30%), Capsaicium Annum Extract
223.5mg **
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
** Percent Daily Values not established.
OTHER INGREDIENTS: Magnesium Stearate, Gelatin
^ Is there anything up there that looks like it could bring about any stress to liver/kidneys aside from the Yohimbine?
Thanks in advance
