Hypercor has an absolutely massive list of ingredients, quite a few of which are stimulants. As you would expect with so many ingredients, this means there is a risk of numerous side effects. Hypercor is also incredibly expensive. A single bottle is $89.00 plus postage, and that may only last you for 20 days! There is no money-back guarantee either, so you can’t try it risk-free.
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Below, we take an in-depth look at Hypercor to see whether it can aid weight loss by increasing the consumer’s metabolic rate, and by increasing thermogenesis.
Hypercor is a stimulant-based weight loss supplement that is designed to increase the consumer’s metabolic rate to burn more calories. The product is incredibly expensive, and is not covered by a money-back guarantee. It has limited availability, and can only be purchased from Nutrishop stores in the USA.
Because there are a lot of stimulant ingredients used in Hypercor, there is a long list of side effects that could potentially develop. The full list of side effects that could develop are listed below in the Side Effects section.
Potential side effects include increased heart rate and increased blood pressure, heart palpitations, fainting, muscle disorders, seizures, irregular heartbeat, nervousness, irritability, insomnia, headache, skin flushing, nausea, gastric distress, diarrhoea, vomiting, pain, increased blood pressure, dizziness, sweating, weight gain, constipation, and anxiety.
Hypercor is an incredibly expensive supplement; a single bottle costs around $89.00, plus delivery charges. Customers can take as many as 6 capsules per day, which means that a bottle will last for as little as 20 days of use. This means that not only is it an expensive supplement, but it offers very poor value for money.
Hypercor is a weight loss supplement that will increase the consumer’s metabolic rate, increase thermogenesis in their body, and increase energy levels. The product contains numerous stimulant ingredients which will help to boost the consumer’s metabolism, but they could also cause a wide range of side effects.
Hypercor is manufactured by Kat-a-lyst Nutraceuticals, but there is very little information provided about this supplement manufacturer on their official website. They do provide some contact details on their official website, and appear to primarily distribute their products through Nutrishop.
Directions for use are as follows: As a dietary supplement, take up to 3 capsules, 2 times per day. To test your tolerance, begin with only 1 capsule in the morning. If well tolerated, take another capsule 4 to 6 hours later. To avoid sleeplessness, do not take after 6pm. Do not exceed 6 capsules daily.
The manufacturers provide the following description of the product’s benefits:
Hypercor is,
A 2nd generation, advanced formula designed to aid in improving body composition through increased metabolic rate, thermogenesis, and increased energy levels.
There are numerous stimulants in this supplement. Yohimbine, bitter orange extract and synephrine have been associated with a wide variety of side effects, as listed below, which could prevent some groups of people from taking this diet pill. Green tea, caffeine and bitter orange extract are all proven weight loss aids, although some have better safety profiles than others.
Bioperine increases the absorption rate of some ingredients, including caffeine and bitter orange extract.
The Mayo Clinic have noted that The Federal Trade Commission has warned some diet pill companies not to make claims about the Hoodia Gordonii and its supposed attribute of appetite suppression. This is because there is a lack of conclusive clinical evidence to support these claims. One clinical trial, published by Unilever, actually found no positive benefits, no signs of weight loss or decreased appetite, and noted that participants experienced a variety of side effects. The study used 1100 mg of Hoodia per day, mixed into yoghurt, with the placebo group eating a yoghurt that had no added ingredients.
Theoretically, this supplement should aid weight loss, but the numerous potential side effects could stop use of the supplement.
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The ingredients found in Hypercor are detailed below. The ingredient quantities are not provided as the product contains numerous proprietary formulas. The ingredient quantities that are listed are per serving of three capsules.
Hyper-Thermophoric Complex 2 g
Phase 1 Blend:
Phase 2 Blend:
Phase 3 Blend:
Phase 4 Blend:
Phase 5 Blend:
Phase 6 Blend:
Some of the ingredients found in Hypercor can cause a range of side effects.
Evodiamine is under-researched, but appears to slow down blood clotting, and so should not be taken in the two weeks before surgery, or whilst recovering from surgery. As it also appears to cause caffeine to break down in the body faster, it could shorten the period of time that caffeine is effective in the body, and help to minimize the effects of caffeine (especially interrupted sleep patterns from taking it too late at night).
Side effects associated with the use of Citrus Aurantium include increased heart rate and increased blood pressure, heart palpitations, fainting, muscle disorders, seizures, irregular heartbeat, loss of consciousness, strokes, heart attacks, and death in previously healthy patients. The Mayo Clinic has recommended avoiding use of Citrus Aurantium because in their opinion, the risk of using the product is not worth the pay-off of any potential weight loss. The effects of synephrine and other bitter orange extracts are enhanced when combined with caffeine.
Consuming large quantities of caffeine can lead to headaches, increased heart rate, increased blood pressure, heart palpitations, increased urination, dehydration, jitteriness, dizziness and insomnia. Green tea can also cause constipation.
The potential side effects of consuming yohimbine include nervousness, irritability, insomnia, headache, skin flushing, anorexia, nausea, gastric distress, diarrhoea, vomiting, heart palpitations, tachycardia, dysuria, pain, increased blood pressure, dizziness, sweating, weight gain, constipation, and anxiety.
Large doses of ashwaganda can cause stomach upset, diarrhoea and vomiting. It can also change blood pressure levels.
Although Tyrosine is tolerated generally in very high doses, it can cause some side effects including nausea, headache, fatigue, heartburn, and joint pain.
Side effects of Phosphatidylserine can include insomnia and stomach upset, particularly at doses over 300 mg. It can be made from either plant or animal sources, and so may not be suitable for vegetarians.
In one study on magnolia, two participants listed a range of side effects: one complained of shaking hands, sexual problems, thyroid problems and heartburn, and the other mentioned headaches and ongoing tiredness.
Capsaicin extract can cause heartburn, stomach aches, indigestion, increased sweating and a runny nose.
In one study into Hoodia (which found that it did not suppress the appetite at all), participants reported a high number of side effects, which included headaches, nausea, vomiting, ‘odd skin sensations’, increased blood pressure and increases in heart rate. There were also signs of liver damage in some of the participants.
Of the 49 women in the trial, 25 took Hoodia whilst the remaining 24 participants took a placebo; these Hoodia taking participants reported 208 incidences of side effects over the course of the 15-day trial, suggesting that side effects are incredibly common.
Not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Not suitable for anyone under the age of 18. Not suitable for anyone who is taking any medications. Not suitable for anyone who is sensitive to caffeine. Not suitable for anyone who has liver damage. Discontinue use and consult your doctor if any adverse reactions occur. Not intended for use by persons under the age of 18. Keep out of reach of children. Consult your doctor if you are unsure about the suitability of this diet pill for you before purchase.
We were only able to find a single customer review for Hypercor. Thankfully, the customer review is quite detailed.
Ingredient Profile: This stuff has a great profile. I say this because it’s not just a fat burner, it’s also a diuretic, appetite supressor, cortisol blocker, and mood enhancer. The downside about this product though is that it is in a proprietary blend and some people might not like that.
Effectiveness: This was the most effective weight loss supplement I have taken. With it, I lost 8 pounds. In my opinion, it is much better than oxy elite pro. I was also not hungry from this product, I felt pretty good throughout the day, and had a good boost in energy.
Dosing: Dosing the product was not hard at all. I would take a full serving (3 capsules) in the morning and either 1 or 2 more capsules in the evening.
Cost: The cost is a super scary thing. I got mine on a really great discount. But a regular price for this is $89. That is pretty crazy for the amount of servings you get.
Overall: So hypercor was a good product. I would buy it on sale again but never for the full price. I would also never take this again during wrestling season because the doors are closed, the room gets super hot, and I feel more dehydrated. But I would definitely use this on a cut after a good bulking phase.
Hypercor cannot be purchased direct from the manufacturers, and so they do not offer a money-back guarantee. The returns policies of third party retailers may vary.
Hypercor cannot be purchased direct from the manufacturer’s website, but it does appear to be available from some Nutrishop locations across America. Prices may vary; we struggled to find any current pricing, with websites just saying that it can be purchased in store. One reviewer mentioned that a single bottle costs $89.00. Delivery charges may also apply.
Overall, we are not impressed by Hypercor, or Kat-a-lyst Nutraceuticals, who manufacturer the supplement. The company do not offer much information about themselves or the supplements that they sell, and they do not sell their products directly from their official website. Hypercor is seemingly only available from a chain of stores called Nutrishop, and it is very difficult to order the product online.
There is no money-back guarantee for this product, and each bottle is incredibly expensive.
The ingredients list contains a lot of stimulant ingredients, and whilst many of these are effective at increasing the metabolism, they can also cause a wide range of side effects. There are also numerous ingredients with little or no clinical support available, suggesting that they do not aid weight loss.
We do not recommend Hypercor to our readers.
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