Hydroxycut FAQ

Q: The key driver in Hydroxycut Hardcore X is said to boost the levels of a hormone that burns fat. What is this hormone and what is the research?

A: The hormone is called norepinephrine and it occurs naturally in the body. It plays a key role in breaking down fat for energy. In the journal of Clinical Pharmacolgy and Therapeutics a study into this key driver found that it increased this naturally occurring hormone by as much as 92%!

Q: What is thermogenesis, and what is its significance for body builders?

A: Thermogenesis is the process whereby fat is transformed into heat which is lost from the body. Exercise can create a thermogenic effect, which you notice by becoming hotter as you work out.

Q: Why would body builders need to take a fat burner if they are working out so much?

A: Body builders are striving to create the leanest but most muscular physique they can. By doing the kind of extreme exercise needed to add muscle bulk, they are having to ingest a huge amount of extra nutrients such as proteins and carbohydrates. They want to add muscle and keep it, but if they do not ingest enough they can actually lose muscle. This increased intake of nutrients can add fat, and even a little bit is a deal breaker for any serious body builder. So it's a balancing act and the amazing thing about Hydroxycut Hardcore X, is that it not only targets fat, it has an anti catabolic effect for helping to retain your hard fought for muscle gains as well.

Q: What is so special about Hydroxycut Hardcore X compared to other fat burners?

A: In some ways there is no comparison. Hydroxycut hardcore X contains a third party ingredient that massively increases levels of a naturally occurring hormone that plays a pivotal role in breaking down fat and turning it into energy. Not only that it has anti catabolic effects which means it helps retain existing muscle whilst naturally boosting your metabolism. There is a reason it is the most popular fat burning range on the market – it works and it is always being improved.