Weight Loss Supplements

Products: 7
  • Omega-3

    Omega-3

    ⁠–⁠ natural form of triglycerides, high oxidative stability, EPA and DHA contribute to the maintenance of normal vision, brain and heart function
    Vivo Omega 16 mm 90 capsules
    Rating 4.7/5, 194 reviews
    £11.99
    (£0.13 / 1 capsule)
  • Fat Burner 2.0

    Fat Burner 2.0

    ⁠–⁠ 10 active ingredients, a formula enriched with chromium to support effective macronutrient metabolism, food supplement
    120 capsules
    Rating 4.2/5, 30 reviews
    £24.99
    (£0.21 / 1 capsule)
  • Synephrine

    Synephrine

    ⁠–⁠ 10 mg synephrine in 1 tablet, lipid metabolism, body weight control, food supplement
    90 tablets
    Rating 4.5/5, 14 reviews
    £8.99
    (£0.10 / 1 tablet)
  • Natural Caffeine

    Natural Caffeine

    ⁠–⁠ coffee bean extract NATCAFF®, 100mg per tablet – supports both physical and mental performance
    90 tablets
    Rating 4.5/5, 36 reviews
    £5.49
    (£0.06 / 1 tablet)
  • Vegan Omega-3

    Vegan Omega-3

    ⁠–⁠ EPA and DHA-rich algae oil with vitamins D3 and K2 in a highly absorbable liquid form
    90 ml
    Rating 4.6/5, 11 reviews
    £34.99
    (£38.88 / 100 ml)
  • Omega-3

    Omega-3

    ⁠–⁠ natural form of triglycerides, high oxidative stability, EPA and DHA contribute to the maintenance of normal vision, brain and heart function
    Vivo Omega 25 mm 60 capsules
    Rating 4.7/5, 194 reviews
    £12.99
    (£0.22 / 1 capsule)
  • Omega-3
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    Omega-3

    ⁠–⁠ natural form of triglycerides, high oxidative stability, EPA and DHA contribute to the maintenance of normal vision, brain and heart function
    Vivo Omega 25 mm 180 capsules
    Rating 4.7/5, 194 reviews

Dietary supplements and vitamins for weight loss

The basic prerequisites for weight loss, without which it is difficult to do anything about the weight, is a balanced diet, a caloric deficit and physical activity. You can also support your entire effort with some dietary supplements, e.g. protein powders, fat burners or appropriate vitamins and minerals.

Protein powders

Adequate protein intake is essential for the human body in any situation and this is doubly true when losing weight! Proteins reduce muscle catabolism, have the highest thermic effect of all macronutrients and satiate for a long time. For weight loss, a dose of 1,4‑2 g/kg body weight per day is usually recommended. Most of this amount should come from the normal diet, which can be problematic in some cases. It is in these situations that protein drinks can help to ensure adequate intake.

Complex fat burners

Fat burners can aid the weight loss process by increasing thermogenesis, reducing appetite or speeding up metabolism. When choosing, it is a good idea to beware of marketing gimmicks such as "night burners", "belly burners" or "burners for women", which rarely have the promised effect. Caffeine and synephrine are among the most well‑known burners:

  • Caffeine is among the most popular stimulantswhich many people take a proper dose of in the form of coffee or tea. In addition to its stimulating effects, which will boost physical and mental performance, caffeine also helps with the utilization of fatty acids in adipose tissue, thus promoting fat burning.
  • Bitter orange extract, or synephrine, is characterized by positive effects on heat production using fat stores and also a slight increase in energy expenditure. In addition, it can also suppress appetite. Because of these effects, synephrine is a sought‑after fat burner that also works synergistically with caffeine - either as part of a comprehensive fat burner or on its own.

Vitamins and minerals

A significant proportion of the population suffers from inadequate intake of vitamins and minerals. The underlying causes are a monotonous diet and a sedentary lifestyle without sufficient outdoor exercise. Special groups are then formed by sports people, whose need for individual substances increases many times over. Supplementation of micronutrients is therefore an important factor on the road to a dream figure.

BCAA

Branched‑chain amino acids in the body serve as a source of energy, promote recovery, muscle protein synthesis and ensure muscle protection. They are therefore a suitable supplement during dieting periods, when trying to "replace" fat stores for muscle.

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