Ripped Fuel Clinical Trials and Studies

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Ripped Fuel Clinical Trials and Studies

While there are no specific studies into the efficacy of Ripped Fuel, there have been numerous studies into Ephedrine and its effects.

Renowned weight-loss expert Arne Astrup, MD, and his associates performed a study with ephedrine (an active ingredient in Ripped Fuel) at the University of Copenhagen and two Danish hospitals. Five young females were given 20 mg of ephedrine three times per day one hour before meals and were told to continue eating normally. Even though there was no dieting involved, the women lost an average of 2.5 kg of body weight after four weeks and 5.5 kg after 12 weeks. They also held onto their lean muscle, while their body-fat percentage dropped by 3.5% after four weeks and 5.2% after 12 weeks. Two months after the experiment stopped, they had only gained back 0.5 kg. The only side effect was a mild rise in blood pressure at the start of the experiment.

Two studies by the same Danish researchers indicate the benefits of combining ephedrine with caffeine. In both studies, the participants took a supplement with 20 mg of ephedrine and 200 mg of caffeine three times per day. They also followed a low-calorie diet. In the first study, the test subjects lost 16.2% of their body weight in 24 weeks, significantly more than the 13.4% loss by the placebo group. The second study confirmed that most of this loss was body fat. In that eight-week study, the E/C group lost 10.1 kg, compared to only 8.4 kg with the placebo. But the E/C group lost twice as much fat (9.0 kg vs. 4.5 kg) and much less fat-free mass (1.1 kg vs. 3.9 kg). Only mild side effects were reported.

It should be noted that a large number of studies have confirmed that ephedrine (an active ingredient in Ripped Fuel), may cause serious adverse effects. You should learn more about Ephedrine and the ECA-stack before starting the use of Ripped Fuel or any other weight-loss thermogenic drug.

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