Yohimbe
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john.patterson
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There are a few companies that manufacture topical products with yohimbe. I personally prefer oral yohimbine-hcl. It can be a big help with stubborn body fat areas. Some people do not respond well to y-hcl and experience side effects such as anxiety, high bp, and cold sweats; so be mindful if you decide to use it.
The literature above also notes foskolin, which is another great ingredient for fat loss/weight loss. But with this too I also prefer it as an orally ingested supplement vs. a topical. If you're interested in both of these ingredients I would recommend checking out Oxymax, which contains both alpha-y and forskolin along with a bunch of other well-studied thermogenic ingredients
The literature above also notes foskolin, which is another great ingredient for fat loss/weight loss. But with this too I also prefer it as an orally ingested supplement vs. a topical. If you're interested in both of these ingredients I would recommend checking out Oxymax, which contains both alpha-y and forskolin along with a bunch of other well-studied thermogenic ingredients
Slims
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I haven't found any topical Yohimbe yet, so any direction would be appreciated
Is Alpha-Y less effective than Y-HCL? Less side effects usually mean less effective?
john.patterson
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I haven't found any topical Yohimbe yet, so any direction would be appreciated
Is Alpha-Y less effective than Y-HCL? Less side effects usually mean less effective?
The most popular brand that I've heard of and used personally is Evomuse. They make a topical product line, Eviscerate, that contains yohimbine. Good stuff, but be mindful if you have sensitive skin.
Alpha-y isn't less effective, it just works a bit differently. It does have less sides, but most feedback reports that it works as good or better than y-hcl. It is a purer form of yohimbine so there are less negative side effects
DaeshDontSurf
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if you look at all the research on yohimbine, it's still up in the air on if it does anything. no studies on a-yohimbine that i recall, but could be wrong. same with topical stuff. i'd say go oral regular yohimbine - it is known to be bioavaiable and hang around for about four hours, just don't eat. cheap as dirt = mind as well try it. but the difference in fat loss (with and withought) can probably only be measured in a lab, lol!