If you walk down the nutritional aisle in any grocery store, you are inevitably going to see a dozen weight-loss products advertised to “burn off the fat”. Anyone who has been in the bodybuilding or fitness industry for long knows that all of these claims are bogus. Even the highly expensive aids, sold at GNC and plastered in magazines, don’t do anything other than raise the body’s temperature for 30 minutes in the hopes of burning a few extra calories. The general population is protected from itself, as truly effective weight loss supplements aren’t readily and legally available to them. After all, when they are available, people misuse them and often die as a result. Ephedrine – particularly when placed in an ECA (ephedrine, caffeine, aspirin) stack is remarkably effective for burning body fat. However, when ...

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