Have you ever wondered whether or not there was really a valid alternative to ephedrine? ThermoLoss EF pushes its agenda, promising to provide powerful, clinically proven weight loss results without all of the nasty side effects. But so far, maybe it’s because retailers have been more careful or maybe it’s just because nothing can match it, nothing has ever really rivaled the old ephedra, even with all of the dangers.

ThermoLoss EF focuses on fat burning, lipolysis, thermogenesis (all the same thing by the way), and while makers forgot to mention this part, ephedrine (and therefore any ephedrine alternative) would logically suppress appetite and improve workouts with more energy as well. But maybe ThermoLoss EF creators “forgot” about all of that for a reason.

Ingredients & How ThermoLoss EF Works

ThermoLoss EF ingredients include L-tyrosine, Gum guggul, Caffeine, Cayenne, Ginger root extract, Mustard powder, Bitter orange extract, and Coleus forskohlii extract. It’s a pretty simple breakdown. ThermoLoss EF has lot of clinically proven weight loss ingredients to burn fat and build lean muscle mass.

ThermoLoss EF has established that it has 250mg of bitter orange extract, which can burn fat and promote healthy weight loss results. And it is unlikely to kill you, it’s more like caffeine if it has any major risks at all. But it only requires 250mg instead of 400mg.

ThermoLoss EF has other, stimulant free ingredients like coleus forskohlii, a powerful appetite suppressant and muscle builder which you would think would be great. The only problem is that coleus forskohlii requires at least 1000mg, and the proprietary blend that’s supposed to cover all of the ingredients except for bitter orange, only has 859mg total.

Is ThermoLoss EF Safe?

Considering all of the ingredients in ThermoLoss EF (including caffeine), I come to the same conclusion about its side effects as I would have based on bitter orange alone. It will probably cause headaches, jitteriness, nervousness, irritability, insomnia, indigestion, nausea, dizziness, anxiety, facial flushing, insomnia, headache, drowsiness, dry mouth, and an elevated heartbeat for some. But that’s about it, and you could expect that from any caffeine based pill.

Conclusion

ThermoLoss EF uses ingredients that can promote some pretty strong effects. And while my final conclusion is a bit mixed because of the fact that ThermoLoss EF combines some of its ingredients into a proprietary blend, which shows that ThermoLoss EF doesn’t use the clinically proven amounts of everything. So yes, ThermoLoss EF will work for some people, and yes it’s worth checking out. But there are also better options.