Nordrenalean HSL

Nordrenalean HSL says that it supports activity in the thyroid, and instructs the body to burn more calories and stored fat. Can Nordrenalean HSL actually do all this, or is it going to cause health problems?

The Good

Nordrenalean HSL (which stands for Hormone Sensitive Lipase) backs their product up with solid science. HSL levels are what tell your body to start burning the reserved fat stored around your body. They also make a big point of how exercise and eating right get you into shape, which we appreciate, since those are the two biggest parts of improving your health and image.

One of their strongest arguments is that dieting lowers thyroid activity, which in turn lowers the rate your body burns calories at.

By dieting and taking Nordrenalean, you can be taking in few calories while keeping your thyroid chugging away.

The Bad

Nordrenalean HSL puts most of their stock in their line of professional bodybuilders instead of in healthy medical information. We’re hesistant about any product that comes with a 16-line warning.

This product contains the equivalent of 3 cups of coffee worth of caffeine in each dose. That’s a lot of caffeine to be taking into the body at once.

Nordrenalean uses a significant amount of guggulsterone. Guggul (in addition to being an endangered plant species bordering on extinction) has actually been shown to increase the level of cholesterol in a person.

The Skinny

If being the next Arnold Schwarzenegger is on your To Do list, Nordrenalean HSL may be right for you. However, we would recommend you look for a safer product with fewer chemicals and an ingredient list that is not so harsh on your body. There are plenty of supplements with better ingredients that will help you–combined with exercise and healthy eating– in your quest for a healthier, stronger body.