ErgoLean MC - Weight Loss Products

ErgoLean MC from ErgoPharm - is a thermogenic diet formula that works with your body’s own metabolic control processes to speed the burning of fat. The formula of Ergolean MC was carefully designed to optimize thyroid hormone function in the body, thereby establishing an ideal physiological state for the burning of calories and the consumption of excess adipose tissue. The two main ingredients in Ergolean MC are 99% pure Z and E guggulsterones.

How to take ErgoLean MC:
Take 3 capsules per day. Take 2 capsules in the morning with food and take 1 more in the afternoon.

ErgoLean MC Ingridients:

• Selenium - 200mcg (as selenomethionine) 195%
• Synthetic Guggulsterones Z&E - 50mg
• Oliver Leaf Extract - 100mg (as 20% oleuropeins)
• Caffeine - 75mg

More information
The two main ingredients in Ergolean MC are 99% pure Z and E guggulsterones. These isomeric compounds have been extensively studied for their ability to increase thyroid hormone output and metabolic rate in animals and humans. Guggulsterones also have recently been shown to reduce cholesterol levels by blocking a receptor in the liver called Farnesoid X, thus allowing more cholesterol to be excreted from the body in the form of bile salts. ErgoPharm made sure not to skimp on guggulsterone potency. Ergolean MC contains 50mg of Guggulsterones per capsule - over twice as much as competitive brands!!

Selenomethionine - a highly bioavailable form of the mineral selenium. The iodothyronine deiodinase enzyme catalyzes the transformation of the inactive thyroid hormone T4 to the active T3, and its activity is essential for the biological activity of thyroid hormones in peripheral tissues.

Olive Leaf Extract (OLE) has been shown to exert a dose dependent increase on thyroid hormone output. This effect is direct and not mediated by pituitary thyrotropin (thyroid stimulating hormone). It is thought that OLE may work by stimulating the iodothyronine deiodinase enzyme. Furthermore, the active constituent in OLE - oleuropein - has been shown to increase the activity of nitric oxide synthase (NOS).

Caffeine is well established as a lipolytic agent and acts through several mechanisms, including phosphodiesterase inhibition.

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