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halljo

halljo

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I saw this product the other day, online. Wanted to see what some of you thought about the ingredients/profile.
Not naming the item or the company... trying to keep this without any bias of thoughts about company/item name.

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As someone who does not indulge to much into stims I would agree with the above. Nothing stands out as a special formula to me.
 
Have to admit it's the first time I've seen Sandalwood extract in a supp. I assume this is a fat burner?
 
Misfit28 said:
Have to admit it's the first time I've seen Sandalwood extract in a supp. I assume this is a fat burner?
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Its the new synadrene (the replacement for synadrex)... the name is right there in the "prop blend" haha.

Overall its nothing special. jus added dmaa to an average mix of stuff but that prop blend hides doses. I wouldn't waste my money on this.
 
booneman77 said:
Its the new synadrene (the replacement for synadrex)... the name is right there in the "prop blend" haha.

Overall its nothing special. jus added dmaa to an average mix of stuff but that prop blend hides doses. I wouldn't waste my money on this.
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LOL, I saw that :) My thoughts too, who even knows how much DMAA is even in there? They even spelled "proprietary" wrong, LOL.
 
Misfit28 said:
LOL, I saw that :) My thoughts too, who even knows how much DMAA is even in there? They even spelled "proprietary" wrong, LOL.
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Jesus. that's just unreal.

If i can't trust a company to print a correct label, no f-ing way i trust whats in their prop blend. probably has yohimbe instead of bine in it and some other awful mistakes
 
Misfit28 said:
LOL, I saw that :) My thoughts too, who even knows how much DMAA is even in there? They even spelled "proprietary" wrong, LOL.
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lol

pro·pri·e·ty

/p(r)əˈprīədē/

noun

noun: propriety

the state or quality of conforming to conventionally accepted standards of behavior or morals.
"he always behaved with the utmost propriety"

synonyms: decorum, respectability, decency, correctness, protocol, appropriateness, suitability, good manners, courtesy, politeness, rectitude, morality, civility, modesty, demureness; More
sobriety, refinement, discretion

"she behaves with the utmost propriety"

•etiquette, convention(s), social grace(s), niceties, one's Ps and Qs, protocol, standards, civilities, formalities, accepted behavior, good form, the done thing, the thing to do, punctilio

"he was careful to preserve the proprieties in public"

antonyms: indecorum
•the details or rules of behavior conventionally considered to be correct.
plural noun: proprieties

"she's a great one for the proprieties"

•the condition of being right, appropriate, or fitting.
"they questioned the propriety of certain investments made by the council"

and for the win-

we here by do declare that you act propriety when taking a dump in the gym
 
Well, besides me missing that "name" in the ingredients... your responses are what I had expected. Never seen sandalwood extract in a formula before... but don't see anything that makes think this is worth a try. Especially since they use a Prop blend.
 
Look at the serving size and the recommended amount of caps per day...
 
smith_69 said:
lol

pro·pri·e·ty

/p(r)əˈprīədē/

noun

noun: propriety

the state or quality of conforming to conventionally accepted standards of behavior or morals.
"he always behaved with the utmost propriety"

synonyms: decorum, respectability, decency, correctness, protocol, appropriateness, suitability, good manners, courtesy, politeness, rectitude, morality, civility, modesty, demureness; More
sobriety, refinement, discretion

"she behaves with the utmost propriety"

•etiquette, convention(s), social grace(s), niceties, one's Ps and Qs, protocol, standards, civilities, formalities, accepted behavior, good form, the done thing, the thing to do, punctilio

"he was careful to preserve the proprieties in public"

antonyms: indecorum
•the details or rules of behavior conventionally considered to be correct.
plural noun: proprieties

"she's a great one for the proprieties"

•the condition of being right, appropriate, or fitting.
"they questioned the propriety of certain investments made by the council"

and for the win-

we here by do declare that you act propriety when taking a dump in the gym
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Exactly. As compared to this:

pro·pri·e·tar·y
p(r)əˈprīəˌterē/
adjective
adjective: proprietary
1.
of or relating to an owner or ownership.
"the company has a proprietary right to the property"
(of a product) marketed under and protected by a registered trade name.
"proprietary brands of insecticide"
synonyms: copyrighted, trademarked, owned, private, registered, patented, exclusive
"'Kleenex' is a proprietary name"
behaving as if one were the owner of someone or something.
"he looked about him with a proprietary air"
noun
noun: proprietary; plural noun: proprietaries
1.
an owner; proprietor.
historical
especially in North America, a grantee or owner of a colony who has been granted, as an individual or as part of a group, the full rights of self-government.
 
halljo said:
Well, besides me missing that "name" in the ingredients... your responses are what I had expected. Never seen sandalwood extract in a formula before... but don't see anything that makes think this is worth a try. Especially since they use a Prop blend.
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Sandalwood extract is known for preventing skin chaffing and chapped skin because it has moisturizing properties. It is also used in many lotions and oils to treat eczema and to reduce the appearance of dark, rough scars. Also good for depression and anxiety. However, the odds that they have real, pure extract; not some stuff bought from qvc during the lunch hour.

As you said, consensus here, pass-
 
smith_69 said:
Sandalwood extract is known for preventing skin chaffing and chapped skin because it has moisturizing properties. It is also used in many lotions and oils to treat eczema and to reduce the appearance of dark, rough scars. Also good for depression and anxiety. However, the odds that they have real, pure extract; not some stuff bought from qvc during the lunch hour.

As you said, consensus here, pass-
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LMAO. I can picture that right now.
 
Interesting to see the reaction to the prop blend, while I agree in concept, there is no denying the real results using the original synedrex, which used a "prop blend."

I have used just about every TYPE of thermo/stim/fat burner out there, nothing came CLOSE to the effects of the original Synedrex (DMAA formula). EC works great, but never works as good at reducing my mid-section fat storage, overall energy and mood, and endurance at the gym for cardio as the prop blend in the original.

Currently running Norco (original) + Shift/ Alpha stack, working, but slow.

I will be giving this knock off formula a try, before hopping on the prob blend can it wagon, hopefully don't die.
 
You measured fat loss with Hydrostatic Weighing or DEXA then, I take it? I'm just talking "fat loss" which should be *the* main target of a "fat burner". All this ancillary "Well, I feel good, so the diet sucks less" is all window dressing due to these things generally not being *that* much better than a deficit alone these days. No opinion on being "Stimmed", as I'm sure there are a lot better things to "Wire You Out" compared to Ephedrine - I don't really get "Amped Up" by Ephedrine anyway - but it's scientifically proven to directly cause lipolysis and raise RER by about 4%... which can't be said for any of the current "burner" ingredients.

And stimulants are cheap - I'm sure people can feel prop blends - what they aren't getting is something else listed, cause "Prop" = "Hidden"

Hidden Blend! LOL I slay me.
 
The_Old_Guy said:
You measured fat loss with Hydrostatic Weighing or DEXA then, I take it? I'm just talking "fat loss" which should be *the* main target of a "fat burner". All this ancillary "Well, I feel good, so the diet sucks less" is all window dressing due to these things generally not being *that* much better than a deficit alone these days. No opinion on being "Stimmed", as I'm sure there are a lot better things to "Wire You Out" compared to Ephedrine - I don't really get "Amped Up" by Ephedrine anyway - but it's scientifically proven to directly cause lipolysis and raise RER by about 4%... which can't be said for any of the current "burner" ingredients.

And stimulants are cheap - I'm sure people can feel prop blends - what they aren't getting is something else listed, cause "Prop" = "Hidden"

Hidden Blend! LOL I slay me.
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The original Synedrex blend contained DMAA, synedrine, caffeine, Yohimbine. THOSE are the stims and fat burners I mentioned that I feel worked very well for me and as a prop blend, worked the best for me. I have taken everyone of these individually at varying doses, and never quite got the same effect as the dosages (whatever they are) in the original Synedrex. There was SOMETHING in that blend that literally had me stimmed for close to 6-7 hours with just a single dose, and came down off it very very smoothly. No dosing I could come up with has done that for me thus far, the more I increased one or all of the ingredients led to pretty bad sides, which I never had with Synedrex.

Zero appetite for a minimum of 5-6 hours, the DMAA felt like it stayed in reserve as long as I wanted, as soon as I hit the weights or my cardio, had much more energy and focus than without it, even hours after the initial morning dose. And my love handles/belly fat just melted away over a month or so period, with little change to my macros or routine.
 
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