Pure Label Nutrition Nuked Review

A product by Pure Label Nutrition

Overall Rating:

Positives	Negatives
Contains Caffeine and L-Carnitine	Poor Servings Proprietary Blends Potential Side Effects

Review Overview – What does Pure Label Nutrition’s Nuked do?

Made by Pure Label, this is an all natural fat burner that has been claimed to promote:

• Fat Loss
• Metabolism
• Appetite Suppression
• Energy

But how well does it really work?

In this review, we look closer at Nuked to see how effective it really is.

This is what you need to know:

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How are the servings?

Poor.

With only 1 serving a day, there’s only so much benefit you can get from a fat burner like Nuked.

Your body can only absorb so much at a time – then you’ve got to consider that the effects will only last a few hours at a time.

You’re not going to get that day-long fat loss.

Ideally what you should be looking for is something that provides 3 – 4 servings per day. This gives your body that constant supply of nutrients it needs and keeps it in that fat-burning mode.

What about the ingredients in Nuked?

Not that great.

At first you’re hit with several proprietary blends.

This means ingredients have been grouped together to hide their true individual values. You don’t know how much you’re getting of each – so how do you know how effective it will be.

Next there’s a huge risk of side effects from the nutrients used.

Here’s what you need to know:

Phenylethylamine

A poor choice.

Phenylethylamine is used mainly for mood and motivation for its ability to promote the feel good hormones like dopamine and serotonin.

However, studies have shown otherwise with results showing that the nutrient is broken down too quickly with oral supplementation to activate and have any real effect.

L-Carnitine

A good amino acid for energy and metabolism – but is it dosed effectively?

For the best results, studies have shown that you need around 500 – 2500mg of L-Carnitine for any effective results, however this is a proprietary blend.

You don’t know how much is in this product – so how do you know how effective it will be overall.

Senna Leaf

An unusual herb that promotes bowel movements.

This may help with constipation but won’t have any real effects on fat loss.

Caffeine

We don’t have to tell you how good caffeine.

Arguably the best natural stimulant, caffeine helps to promote energy, metabolism and in some cases even power output.

Good for fat loss, focus and exercise.

Synephrine

A poor option.

Also known as bitter orange extract, Synephrine is not a good choice.

Once thought to be a good fat burner, Synephrine has performed disappointingly in studies.

Not only that, it’s also been seen to cause side effects when mixed with stimulants like caffeine.

You can read more about that in the side effects section.

Yohimbe

A good appetite suppressant – but there are drawbacks.

Although it may help to curb hunger cravings, Yohimbe has been seen to cause various side effects in users.

Again, more on this in the later section.

Cayenne

A good thermogenic.

This hot chilli helps to raise your body’s core temperature.

Why is this important?

Because it forces your body to start a cool down process to regulate itself.

This is a process that uses extra calories to support – helping you burn more fat without any extra effort.

Hordenine

A very under researched nutrient that may promote energy levels.

Nothing has been confirmed due to the lack of evidence behind it.

L-Theanine

Not good for fat loss – but may help with focus.

L-Theanine has been seen to promote depressant hormones in your body without causing fatigue.

This can help you focus more when using stimulants like caffeine, and help you manage the overall rush.

Theobromine

Good for promoting blood flow.

Found in dark chocolate and cocoa, theobromine can help improve nutrient flow throughout your system.

White Willow

An anti inflammatory that may help with joint health and bloating.

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Side Effects

There are two main nutrients you need to worry about here – the Synephrine and the Yohimbe.

Let’s start with Synephrine. The problems really start when it’s combined with caffeine and the outcome can be:

• Headaches
• Nausea
• Dizziness
• Raised Blood Pressure
• Raised Heart Rate

Not great, right? Then there’s Yohimbe. This appetite suppressant has been seen to cause anxiety, hypertension and gastrointestinal distress.

Combined, this could all size up to be an awful fat burning experience.

Is there anything better than this fat burner?

Definitely.

We’ve scoured the market for the best fat burners that promote:

1. Thermogenic Calorie Burning
2. Energy Levels
3. Fat Loss
4. Appetite Suppression

And we’ve narrowed it down to just three.

To see what works best for men, and what works best for women, check out the top 3 rated fat burners on the market in the links below:

– Best Fat Burners for Men –
or
– Best Fat Burners for Women –

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Pure Label Nutrition Nuked Review Conclusion

On the whole, this isn’t the best fat burner on the market.

From this review, here’s what you need to know about Pure Label’s Nuked: 

• Poor Servings – With only 1 serving a day, you won’t get day-long fat burning. 
• Proprietary Blends – You don’t know how much of each ingredient you’re getting, or how effective it will be overall. 
• Potential Side Effects – Many of the nutrients used may cause side effects. 

As you can see, it’s not your best option.

To see what our readers, and now editor have voted as the most effective fat burner – check out our full official review of our current #1 in the link below: