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Tone 'n Tighten

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Tone ‘n Tighten are diet pills made by Universal Nutrition and are marketed primarily for women. It claims to use stimulants to help keep energy levels high – making exercise much easier – while it also claims to help the body to burn fat. Whether or not the ingredients actually support the claims that are made is something else – but the marketing materials say that women will experience better fat emulsification while feeling more motivated and energetic through boosts in their energy.

The ingredients in Tone ‘n Tighten by Universal Nutrition are: Vitamin B6, Calcium, Choline Complex, Inositol, Chromium Picolinate, Cayenne (Fruit), Burdock (Root), Uva Ursi (Leaf), Carnitine Complex, Damiana (Leaf), Betaine, Choline Citrate, Inositol Monophosphate, Calcium Phosphate, Betaine Hydrochloride, L-Carnitine, Gelatin, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Magnesium Stearate, and Stearic Acid.

The choline complex is the primary ingredient in Tone ‘n Tighten diet pills. Choline is considered a lipotrope, which means it is a substance that increases the mobilization of fatty acids in the body thus helping the body to both rid itself of excess fats and prevent further fat accumulation. Although this sounds terrific, it is important to know that your body has the ability to manufacture choline on its own, and does so quite effectively. As well, Choline naturally occurs in many common foods. For this reason, many health scientists believe that supplementing your diet with choline actually has very little or no effect on how much fat your body loses or stores.

The other three main ingredients in Tone ‘n Tighten diet pills are burdock root, uva ursi (bearberry), and Cayenne. Burdock root and uva ursi are both diuretics that will help you body rid itself of excess water. You may see a drop in your weight due to this water elimination, but it will only be temporary and can actually hinder fat loss. Cayenne, which contains the compound capsaicin, has been proven to increase the body’s ability to burn fat, but only minimally.

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