Thermo

Caps

Our Thermo Caps are a well thought-out combination of ingredients to support your energy levels and your metabolism. For years, numerous athletes around the world have sworn by taking our Thermo Caps as a supplement to their calorie-reduced diet as part of their definition phase or competition preparation. The caffeine contained in green tea, mate tea and guarana extract, as well as free caffeine, will help you mentally and physically even when you are in a calorie deficit! The complex formulation also contains high-quality turmeric and cayenne pepper extract, as well as important L-carnitine. This serves to transport fatty acids from the inside of the cell to the "energy power plants" of the cell, the mitochondria, where fat burning (energy production) takes place.

Ambitious athletes leave no stone unturned to achieve their goals. At the highest level, a few percent improvement can make the difference between victory and defeat. With our Thermo Caps you can support your body with important nutrients. The stimulating caffeine in our Thermo Caps gives you the mental focus you need to push through your exhausting cardio workout even in a caloric deficit. The L-carnitine in our Thermo Caps has the function of transporting the fatty acids into the powerhouses of our cells (mitochondria) where they are “burned” for energy production. The high dose of niacin contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, while the essential trace element chromium contributes to the maintenance of a normal metabolism of macronutrients (carbohydrates, fats, proteins) as well as to the maintenance of normal blood sugar levels.

As part of a low-calorie diet, we recommend taking one serving of Thermo Caps with a light meal before cardio or strength training. On non-training days, the dose of three capsules can also be divided (e.g. two capsules with a light breakfast, one capsule in the early afternoon). Depending on your personal caffeine tolerance, Thermo Caps can also be combined with other caffeine sources such as coffee, energy drinks or pre-workout boosters. According to the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), up to 400 mg of caffeine per day (in single doses of up to 200 mg) is considered safe.