Capsicum Extract
Also known as: Capsaicin Extract, Capsimax Plus, Capsicum annuum Extract
Standardized capsaicin from red pepper, thermogenic TRPV1 agonist that increases fat oxidation, energy expenditure, and suppresses appetite.
- Clinical dose
- 2 mg capsaicin/meal increased energy expenditure and reduced appetite in a meta-analysis (Ludy et al., 2012)
- Typical label dose
- 30–135 mg/day (as Capsimax)
- Category
- Thermogenic
- Fat Loss
- Thermogenesis
- Appetite Control
- Endurance
- Metabolic Efficiency
What it is & how it works
Activates TRPV1 → SNS stimulation → increased catecholamine release → lipolysis and thermogenesis; reduces ghrelin; increases adiponectin; improves post-meal satiety.
Dosage
The clinically studied dose is 2 mg capsaicin/meal increased energy expenditure and reduced appetite in a meta-analysis (Ludy et al., 2012).On labels you'll typically see 30–135 mg/day (as Capsimax).
What the research shows
Thermogenic fat burners lead with standardized Capsimax, the clinical SNS activation and meta-analysis data is among the strongest in the fat loss category.
Studies & citations
Formulas it appears in
- Fat Burner
- Thermogenic
- Pre-Workout
Fat Burner
Categories
Capsicum Extract FAQ
What is Capsicum Extract?
Standardized capsaicin from red pepper, thermogenic TRPV1 agonist that increases fat oxidation, energy expenditure, and suppresses appetite.
How much Capsicum Extract should I take per day?
The clinically studied dose is 2 mg capsaicin/meal increased energy expenditure and reduced appetite in a meta-analysis (Ludy et al., 2012).
What does Capsicum Extract do?
Thermogenic fat burners lead with standardized Capsimax, the clinical SNS activation and meta-analysis data is among the strongest in the fat loss category.
What is Capsicum Extract found in?
Fat Burner
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