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My Initial Impression of Venom Hyperdrive 3.0™

It seems some manufacturers try to use snazzy words and clever catch phrases to attract would-be customers, but often it is only the advertising that catches the eye and not the product. Venom Hyperdrive 3.0™ strikes me as one of those types of product. This middle-aged women did some browsing through the websites that distribute the formula to find it in and among other products like Bad Ass Mass and Jungle Warfare. Are you catching the drift here? Coupled with the near naked men with rippling chests who practically scream “this product works,” it was quite the viseral experience.

The manufacturer that distributes the supplement claims they don’t screw around and they aren’t like some others who mix a bunch of compounds or herbs together and shove them in a capsule. My, my, doesn't the wording inspire confidence? Advertising then asks the consumer to consider the research supporting “the value of the synergistic ingredients”. I’ll talk about them in the next section, but here is what advertising claimed to be the design goals for the formula. It will supposedly increase energy, suppress the appetite, increase calorie burn, and improve “long term performance” and mental focus. Once you see the ingredients, it won’t be hard to determine where all that may come from, can you say caffeine?

Venom Hyperdrive 3.0™ Ingredients & What the Manufacturer Says They Will Do

An ingredient referred to asCocoamine is claimed to provide the health benefits of chocolate without any of the unhealthy ingredients, namely fat and sugar. However, it is still a hefty source for caffeine. Added to the Cocoamine is another ingredient, caffeine, which is supported with this elementary description, “in one rat study . . . caffeine has show to have appetite suppressive value”. Their words, not mine by the way, the advertising is rife with grammatical errors like the one in the previous statement.

I’ll let my opinions slide about the manufacturer’s poor standards for their ad copy, but I can’t let them go about the other ingredients used in the formula. Phenylethylamine, Tyramine, Octopamine, and Synephrines are included in the formula. Combining caffeine with ingredients like these is referred to as stacking and there is significant concern about how the practice can effect the central nervous system. There are safer ways to increase the rate of thermogenesis and metabolic rate that Venom Hyperdrive 3.0™ claims to do with the stimulants.All of the claims for Venom Hyperdrive 3.0™ are based on “substantiated the many positive user feed-back factoids”. Okay, so I couldn’t leave the grammar tripping alone.

The Main Drawbacks to Venom Hyperdrive 3.0™

While the advertising claims the formula may promote thermogenesis and increase the metabolic rate, there is enough nutritional and physical evidence to caution against “stacking” caffeine with the stimulants listed in the active ingredients in Venom Hyperdrive 3.0™. Weight loss should never compromise a person health and that is the first place you are likely to feel the negative effects of consuming so much caffeine.

Would I try Venom Hyperdrive 3.0™?

I value my health! Caffeine not only messes with the central nervous system, it also leeches calcium from your bones. Haven’t you ever wondered why there is such a rise in osteoporosis in the last several decades? Take a look at the over-consumption of caffeine in the typical American diet and you’ll find a clue.

What Others Are Saying About Venom Hyperdrive 3.0™

There are many reliable websites that explain the pros and cons of the use caffeine and stimulants for weight loss. There are also resources available on the web that can provide helpful tips on how to eliminate caffeine from your diet.