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Does Cellucor Super HD Xtreme work?
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Cellucor likes to put out good supplements, then make them better. That’s the idea behind Cellucor Super HD Xtreme. “If Super HD wasn’t enough for you, we can do you one better with Super HD Xtreme!” By starting with loads of stimulants, and adding thermogenics, appetite suppression, and mood and focus support, Cellucor Super HD Xtreme thinks it has the ultimate fat burning weight loss products.
Cellucor Super HD Xtreme Benefits
Losing weight isn’t easy, and not everyone benefits from the same kinds of support as everyone else. That’s why Cellucor keeps coming up with new products with what seems like the same goals. When you’re trying and trying and nothing is working, you can turn to Cellucor Super HD Xtreme to turn up the heat and get things moving in the right direction by providing 4 main benefits:
- Mood Support
- Energy
- Definition
- Focus
When you’ve got those, you’ve got weight loss success. So what’s in Cellucor Super HD Xtreme to give you these?
Cellucor Super HD Xtreme Ingredients
The ingredient list is similar to original Super HD, but there are plenty of differences as well. In Cellucor Super HD Xtreme, the ingredients are all part of the Proprietary Super HD Xtreme Blend, which is 435 mg of:
Caffeine which as you are probably aware comes in most stimulant based fat burners. It increases energy, improves mood, boosts metabolism, and has thermogenic properties as well. Because it’s in a proprietary blend, it’s not clear how much there is, but our education guess is quite a bit, at least a cup of coffee’s worth, probably more.- TeaCor which you may know as Theacrine. (1) It has similar effects as caffeine, but it resists building a tolerance. This means your energy will last longer into your workout and into your day. On top of that, it also boosts dopamine and adenosine levels for mood elevating effects.
- Capsimax which can burn stored fat and turn up the heat on your metabolism.
- XCELICOR (Caffeine Pterostilbene Cocrystal). This is an additional form of caffeine that has a longer half life than traditional caffeine sources. Because it lasts longer, it could lead to using less actual caffeine while still getting all the benefits of more.
- Zembrin (2) (aka Kanna) which can reduce anxiety and stress while boosting relaxations and calm contentment – a bonus when you’re feeling the pressure to take the weight off.
- Rauwolfia Vomitoria Root Bark (3) which has been shown in some preliminary animal studies to lower body weight.
How To Use Cellucor Super HD Xtreme
The recommended dose is 1 Cellucor Super HD Xtreme capsule in the morning with a full glass of water and another 1 capsule about 5 or 6 hours later in the mid afternoon. Because of the stimulants, you don’t want to take it later in the day than that, and you might want to start off taking just the one in the morning until you assess your tolerance to the stimulants.
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Cellucor Super HD Xtreme Before and After Testimonials
Cellucor Super HD Xtreme is still pretty new as it’s only been out a few months. It’s hard to find actual customer feedback yet. There’s definitely some buzz around this new product though, which is pretty typical for when Cellucor comes out with something new.
Here are some of the Cellucor Super HD Xtreme before and after testimonials we found:
“I also used the super hd,it’s more my type,I think the extreme is to much or maybe I’m haven’t adjusted yet,yes I gave it 5 stars but I’m not going to take it anymore because its 2 extreme for me I have hard time sleeping but if you really wanna make it happen I think it will work for you”
“I love how consistent the energy is throughout the day. I never felt jittery or shaky, just more alert and energetic :)”
Where to Buy Cellucor Super HD Xtreme
Because it’s new, Cellucor Super HD Xtreme doesn’t have the same wide availability that most Cellucor products enjoy. For now, it’s a GNC exclusive (sort of), and this comes with one serious drawback. As a GNC exclusive, it comes with the hefty price tag of $99.99. But even though it’s a GNC exclusive, Cellucor Super HD Xtreme is also available through the Cellucor website for $99.99, which looks like it’s going to be the price once it goes into regular distribution. When you order from Cellucor.com, you also get a free shipping and a 30 day money back guarantee.
Cellucor Super HD Xtreme Pros
- It’s got a powerful formula for providing energy, fat burning, and mood support.
- Cellucor offers a satisfaction guarantee and prides itself on service after the sale.
- While there’s no real customer feedback, it’s generating some excitement among fans of Cellucor products.
Cellucor Super HD Xtreme Cons
- We’re still waiting for significant customer feedback.
- Right now, it’s very expensive.
Our Cellucor Super HD Xtreme Conclusion
At this point, I’d recommend you wait to give Cellucor Super HD Xtreme a try. The price right now is pretty prohibitive, which may be why there’s no feedback online yet. Everybody’s waiting to try it till the price comes down. The formula looks good, especially when it comes to the TeaCore for long lasting energy. If you just can’t wait, buy through the Cellucor website. It’s the cheapest avenue right now, and you’ll be covered by the money back guarantee.
Sources:
(1) Theacrine-based supplement and method of use thereof. Hector L. Lopez, Shawn Wells, Ortha-Nutra LLC.
(2) A Randomized, Double-Blind, Parallel-Group, Placebo-Controlled Trial of ExtractSceletium tortuosum (Zembrin) in Healthy Adults. Haylene Nell, Mirna Siebert, Pashini Chellan, and Nigel Gericke. The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. November 2013, 19(11): 898-904. doi:10.1089/acm.2012.0185.
(3) Tissue lipid lowering-effect of a traditional Nigerian anti-diabetic infusion of Rauwolfia vomitoria foilage and Citrus aurantium fruit. Joan I.A. Campbell,Alicja Mortensen,Per Mølgaard. Journal of Ethnopharmacology. Volume 104, Issue 3, 6 April 2006, Pages 379–386.
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