7-Keto has demonstrated benefits in assisting the human body to burn fat, without stimulants. 7-Keto may increase the calories burned naturally by increasing the body's metabolic rate, even when resting.

Bitter Orange- The peel of bitter orange has many medicinal uses, mainly relating to digestive problems. Its flower is used for treating gastrointestinal disorders, gout and sore throat, nervousness and insomnia, and also for obesity. In oriental medicine, bitter orange’s flower is utilized for enhancing appetite and easing chest and stomach pain, and vomiting. In homeopathy, the peel and flower of bitter orange are used to treat headaches, abdominal pain (epigastric), indigestion, constipation, dysenteric diarrhea and high blood pressure, and assist in weight loss. A tonic is prepared from the leaf of bitter orange plant, which is used as a sedative for insomnia, a laxative, and to calm anxiety.

Cayenne- Most of us are aware of the wonders of the hot cayenne, which belongs to the family of capsicum. This herb is mainly used for culinary and health purpose. As compared to black pepper and chilies, it contains less irritating properties. Cayenne when taken naturally works as a natural stimulant and is beneficial for pancreas, kidney and spleen. Cayenne can be taken in herbal tea form, as a natural energy booster or as a capsule to cure yellow fever. Since cayenne contains antiseptic properties it is an effective remedy for sore throats and is used as a gargle. It aids digestion and stimulates saliva and stomach secretion. It also prevents heart attack, reduces cholesterol, allows proper absorption of vitamins, improves blood circulation and effectively clears the sinuses. In the past it was used as a cure for typhoid fever, diphtheria, pleurisy and pneumonia.

Corida Salicifolia- Cha De Bugre, or Cordia salicifolia, is a plant native to South America and is found predominantly in Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. Cordia Salicifolia Extract has been traditionally used there as a weight loss aid and generally as a stimulant drug. While the use of Cordia Salicifolia Extract is slowly gaining widespread interest, there have been limited studies done, which have indicated it as a stimulant, antioxidant, diuretic and a heart tonic. In Japan, a study has shown that Cordia Salicifolia Extract has strong inhibiting properties on the Herpes virus. Cordia ecalyculata, which is a synonym for Cordia salicifolia, is currently being marketed as a potent appetite suppressant, with missing research data equaling to a safe to use presumption. However, the heart tonic properties sound encouraging.

Green Tea Extract is currently being promoted by the health conscious community as a weight loss product, which does not do this incredible concoction of helpful ingredients justice. Many green tea extracts nowadays exclude caffeine, to avoid the associated side effects and lower the ingestion of this legal addictive stimulant. The main characteristic of the green tea extract should be the antioxidative effect, which surpasses Vitamin C twentyfold. But the other traits are not to be forgotten, it is anti-inflammatory, anti-carcinogen and anti-radiation. The unique combination of green tea catechins, derivatives of apicatechin, and flavonoids, which belong to the same family, are proven scavengers of free radicals and an unavoidable addition to any dietary supplement combination, body building or weight loss as the target objective.

Guarana has in recent times received widespread popularity because of an energy drink. It is actually a climbing plant in the family related to maple and is native to the Amazon region, predominantly in Brazil. It is a flowering plant with big leaves, but the fruit is the most prominent component, not bigger than a coffee bean. Guarana fruit has about the double content of caffeine when compared to the coffee bean. Besides the cognitive and fatigue reducing effects of caffeine, guarana displays also other interesting properties, such as the assistance in a weight loss program; namely, guarana affects the perception of the satiation, making the person feel full sooner. Further antioxidant and antibacterial effects have been noted as well. In combination with linoleic acid, guarana has shown fat cell reduction effects in mice.

Guggul Extract- Guggul is a flowering plant in the genus Commiphora and family Burseraceae. It is also scientifically known as Commiphora wightii or Mukul myrrh tree. It is most commonly cultivated in Pakistan and India. Guggul extracts are used commonly in incense and perfumes because its fragrance is similar to that of myrrh. It is also used in ancient system of Indian medicine for treatment of heart ailments. Modern research has also confirmed its beneficial effects on heart, so it is now also being used in modern medicine and some nutritional supplements. Due to overuse, however, the Guggul is becoming scarce and the World Conservation Union (IUCN) has enlisted it as endangered species in its Red Data List.

Taraxacum Officinale, also called dandelion, has been traditionally used in herbal medicines. It can also be effective in treatment of kidney disorders, heartburn and indigestion. It can be beneficial in treating liver disease and can also be used in association with other medicines in treatment of upper respiratory tract infections, including bronchitis and pneumonia, and hepatitis. It is helpful in treatment of appetite loss and fluid retention. It is a good source of the nutrient lecithin that increases brain’s acetylcholine, a substance helpful in maintaining brain function and that can also be beneficial in slowing or even stopping progression of Alzheimer’s disease. Lecithin also helps the body maintain proper liver function.

Theobromine, which is a mild diuretic and mild stimulant. Theobromine can be found in cocoa and chocolate products. Theobromine is most commonly used for its diuretic effect.