Thermogenic

aXivite®

Also known as: Phenylcapsaicin (patented capsaicin analogue)

Patented phenylcapsaicin, significantly higher bioavailability than natural capsaicin, with clinical effects on body fat, gut health, and aerobic capacity.

Clinical dose
0.56 mg/day (low) – 2.5 mg/day (high)
Typical label dose
0.56–2.5 mg/day
Category
Thermogenic
  • Fat Loss
  • Thermogenesis
  • Gut Health
  • Endurance
  • Anti-Inflammatory

What it is & how it works

Stable phenyl-bridged capsaicin analogue with higher plasma concentration vs. natural capsaicin at equal dose. TRPV1 agonist → thermogenesis, fat oxidation. Lowers serum zonulin (gut barrier marker), reducing low-grade inflammation. EU Novel Food authorised; US GRAS.

Dosage

The clinically studied dose is 0.56 mg/day (low) – 2.5 mg/day (high).On labels you'll typically see 0.56–2.5 mg/day.

What the research shows

Premium thermogenic, same body-comp benefits as capsaicin at a fraction of the dose and zero burn. Doubles as a bioenhancer for curcumin and other co-formulated ingredients.

Studies & citations

Formulas it appears in

  • Fat Burner
  • Thermogenic
  • Gut Health
  • Pre-Workout

Fat burners, gut-health formulas, endurance products

Categories

aXivite® FAQ

What is aXivite®?

Patented phenylcapsaicin, significantly higher bioavailability than natural capsaicin, with clinical effects on body fat, gut health, and aerobic capacity.

How much aXivite® should I take per day?

The clinically studied dose is 0.56 mg/day (low) – 2.5 mg/day (high).

What does aXivite® do?

Premium thermogenic, same body-comp benefits as capsaicin at a fraction of the dose and zero burn. Doubles as a bioenhancer for curcumin and other co-formulated ingredients.

What is aXivite® found in?

Fat burners, gut-health formulas, endurance products

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