Rasberry Ketones

Socrates44

Socrates44

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Has anyone tried this product?? This immediately caught my attention for the simply fact its supposed to be a better "adipose slicer" than capsaicin. Any news?
 
Well I believe that it could be used in a topical application. Ketones are used as a source of energy in people on lo-carb dieting. The reason your body uses these ketones is for their ability to cross the Blood Brain Barrier, to fuel the brain. The general rule of thumb for crossing the BBB is 1.small molecule 2.lipophilic or hydrophobic and 3. Low net Z charge.

Raspberry ketone is a Phenolic compound with a ketone at the opposite end of the phenol. It sounds like it could be utilized in a topical medium. Im just interested in the Pharmacological properties more than anything.
 
It's in the new Scorch, which I like. (It stacks better with E than last formulation, too.)

Would be cool if it could get into a Lipoderm "Reloaded" formulation. (It would also be good if Avant could also add glycyrrhetinic acid.)
 
Jim Sadler said:
It's in the new Scorch, which I like. (It stacks better with E than last formulation, too.)

Would be cool if it could get into a Lipoderm "Reloaded" formulation. (It would also be good if Avant could also add glycyrrhetinic acid.)
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BUMP for testers for Lipoderm RK.
 
You would be a great tester for something like this...you're definitely active and you're currently cutting weight according to your avy...I'd follow a log of that.
 
I would love to test Lipoderm with RK. I am finishing off on bottle of Lipoderm, want to add something just after reading the results with cap. Ive used RK in the new scorch, loved the product.
 
Jim Sadler said:
How about Lipoderm with RK and berberine?
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Shhhhhh......someone might hear you.
 
Jim Sadler said:
How about Lipoderm with RK and berberine?
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Presently were are doing a more linear evaluation of the additives to our newly formulated Lipoderm Ultra.

However, in the near future we will be re-releasing a new and improved Lipoderm that will include a variety of ingredients to enhance the local fat loss effects. :)
 
For those who have skin problems including acne, does the warmth and sweatting affect your skin in any positive or negative way?
 
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