Raspberry Ketone Ultra Blend – 600mg

Raspberry Ketone Drops is a natural thermogenic aid that enhances mitochondrial oxidation of fat, supports lowered LDL cholesterol, promotes a healthy inflammatory response, and boosts both adaptive and innate immune responses. Our formula utilizes evidence-based doses of key ingredients to take your weight loss, exercise performance, and overall health to the next level.

Raspberry Ketone Ultra Blend – 600mg Formula Ingredient Deck & Benefits

• L-Arginine
  • Natural vasodilator, increasing nitric oxide levels .
  • Supports immune function by aiding in T cell receptor maturation .
  • Improves exercise performance by increasing blood flow and nutrient delivery .
  • Reduces arterial blood pressure, insulin resistance, and supports fat lipolysis .
• Raspberry Ketone
  • Enhances fat oxidation and provides antioxidant protection .
  • Suppresses lipid accumulation in fat cells .
  • Increases total antioxidant capacity and boosts glutathione production .
• Tryptophan
  • Reduces anxiety, supports positive mood, and improves sleep cycles【259, 260†source】.
  • Increases natural melatonin production and serotonin in gut neurons【259, 260†source】.
• L-Ornithine
  • Supports cardiovascular health and exercise performance by increasing L-Arginine production .
  • Aids in kidney health and protein metabolism by converting ammonia into urea .
  • Reduces stress hormones and improves mood and sleep quality .
• African Mango
  • Regulates appetite and improves blood glucose levels .
  • Reduces cholesterol, body fat, and inflammation .
• L-Carnitine
  • Enhances fat metabolism and cognitive function .
  • Improves memory and supports fat burning during exercise .
• Beta-Alanine
  • Improves exercise performance and reduces fatigue .
  • Acts as a muscle pH buffer, reducing exercise-related acidity.
• Maca Root
  • Supports female hormonal health and increases libido .
  • Improves sperm count and reduces menstrual severity .
• Grape Seed
  • Enhances nitric oxide production, reduces blood pressure, and provides antioxidant protection .
  • Supports cardiovascular health and reduces DNA damage .
• Grapefruit
  • Boosts immune health and fat burning【97, 98†source】.
  • Supports bone healing and reduces oxidative stress .
• EGCG
  • Supports antioxidant function, cardiovascular health, and reduces blood pressure .
• Ginseng
  • Enhances cognitive function, muscle mass, and combats inflammation .
  • Stabilizes blood pressure and enhances endurance performance .
• Garcinia Cambogia
  • Supports fat loss, increases metabolic rate, and boosts caloric expenditure from exercise.
• Capsicum
  • Supports immune health.
• Guarana
  • Increases energy, reduces body fat, and regulates blood sugar .
  • Enhances mitochondrial biogenesis and insulin sensitivity .
• Eleuthero
  • Increases energy and reduces stress hormones.

Proper Use of Raspberry Ketone Ultra Blend – 600mg

Directions:

Adults, take 1 ml a day or as directed by a healthcare professional.

Our Formula vs Other Formulas In The Market

1. Quality Assurance: Our ingredients are third-party tested, made in the USA, GMP certified, and produced in an FDA-registered facility.
   Other Formulas: Often use low-quality ingredients and fillers.
2. Effective Dosages: Our formula includes evidence-based doses of thermogenic aids.
   Other Formulas: Typically use low dosages and unnecessary fillers.
3. Purity and Safety: We prioritize high-quality, scientifically-backed ingredients.
   Other Formulas: May contain cheap or toxic ingredients.

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