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Xenadrine RFA-X is one of the top selling diet pills on the market. The manufacturers boasts that Xenadrine RFA-X is “the gold standard for all fat burners.” Some of the pros of Xenadrine RFA-Xare that the ingredient list of this little slimming pill include green tea, which has been a supplement renown for centuries to be very beneficial to overall health as well as giving the metabolism a boost. Other ingredients include Tyroplex Seropro (a proprietary cocoa extract standardized for PEA, Yerba Mate, which is hailed world wide for its ability to enhance potency, vitality, clarity and general well-being. Guarana, (a tropical berry) Calcium Tribasic, dl-Methionine, L-Theanine, Ginger Root, which is another substance revered by many cultures for its beneficial properties, and Grape Seed Extract which in laboratory studies has shown to be useful in treating ailments such as heart disease, high blood pressure and high cholesterol. Both the grape seed extract and the green tea are powerful anti-oxidants that help give your metabolism that extra little boost it may need. Guarana and Yerba Mate are considered stimulants that will help speed up your system and give you an extra dose of energy.

Some of the cons of Xenadrine RFA-X include the fact that it contains no appetite suppressant. The high content of stimulants can cause negative side effects such as being jittery, headaches, and rapid heartbeat. Add to those the rest of the lengthy side effect list which is insomnia, diarrhea, dizziness, vomiting, kidney damage, reduced cirrculation, heart attack and stroke, and you have quite a number of negative reasons to pass this drug by. Another seemingly negative factor about Xenadrine RFA-X is the fact that the company has gotten into trouble for paying people to write fake positive testimonials for the product. It would seem if a product was doing its job that the company would have no need to pay people to concoct stories saying the product works. Also along those lines the television news show 20/20 featured this product, calling Xenadrine RFA-X a scam.

Xenadrine RFA-X seems to have a promising list of ingredients, but a lot of negative publicity and side effects as well. As with any diet supplement the consumer should weigh the health risks and benefits before taking any medication(s).