Stacker 2 diet pills reviewed - safety and side effects

Manufactured by: NVE Pharmaceuticals at www.stacker2.com

Since the recent FDA ban on ephedra, Stacker diet pill manufacturers have released their latest offering – Stacker 2 Ephedrine Free. With a revised product, this version of the weight-loss supplement no longer contains the lethal banned ingredient ephedra which has been connected to a number of health complications and deaths.
This version of the product is said to boost users metabolism, burn off body fat thermogenically and help to reduce appetite and cravings.
The ingredients in the new formula include: caffeine, yerba mate, green tea extract, guarana seeds and grape seed extract. Overall, this is a potent cocktail of caffeine related products – namely the caffeine, yerba mate, grape seeds – that can aid in the weight loss process. The green tea extract will help the body burn fat and also raise its metabolism. The grape seed extract is said to help with blood vessel health.

Dosage: One capsule of Stacker 2 should be taken following main meals.

Users should not exceed the maximum dose of three capsules per day.

Stacker 2 side effects: The side effects associated with taking Stacker 2 diet pills are those synonymous with any fat burner product. These include: increased blood pressure, increased heart rate, headaches, dizziness and lightheadedness, restlessness, nervousness, and insomnia.

Precautions: People who are sensitive to caffeine stimulants should consult their physician before using this product, as each capsule contains the amount of caffeine equivalent to around two to four 8oz cups of coffee. Not to be used by pregnant or nursing women. Do not consume excess amounts of caffeine while taking this product, otherwise they may experience adverse reactions. People with a history of heart or thyroid disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, headaches, mental illness, glaucoma, seizures or using a MAO inhibitor should talk to their doctor before using this product.

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