Black Mamba Hyperrush

Black Mamba Hyperrush Review

Black Mamba Hyperrush is a stimulant based diet pill that the manufacturers claim will increase energy levels, suppress the appetite and increase fat burning and thermogenesis in the body. The product is manufactured by Innovative Laboratories. However, there is very little information available about this company, and it appears that they have no website or clear internet presence.

One huge concern we have about Black Mamba Hyperrush is that the FDA’s laboratory analysis of the product confirmed the presence of sibutramine, leading to the FDA recommending that diet pill customers do not buy or use this product. Sibutramine is an appetite suppressant that is illegal in the USA and some other countries because of the huge range of unpleasant and serious side effects that have been associated with it. By including this ingredient illegally in their product, the manufacturers of Black Mamba Hyperrush are endangering their customers, as the ingredient caused an increased risk of heart attack and stroke.

Sibutramine is what makes the product so effective at reducing the appetite, but also, very dangerous. We go into more detail in the side effects section, but Sibutramine can cause a wide variety of unpleasant and dangerous side effects that can seriously affect the health of the consumer. This product may also be confiscated by customs if discovered, leaving the customer out of pocket and without any diet pill.

What Does Black Mamba Hyperrush Claim To Do?

The supposed benefits of Black Mamba Hyperrush are as follows:

• Long Lasting Energy!
• Aids in Acute Mental Focus!
• Appetite Suppression!

Does Black Mamba Hyperrush Work?

With only some of the individual ingredient quantities provided, it is difficult to establish the exact potency of this product. However, the very long list of ingredients, which includes numerous stimulants, does suggest that the product is strong. This is certainly confirmed by the customer reviews that are available.

Customer reviews report that the product is very strong; this is because of the numerous stimulant ingredients used in the product, including caffeine, synephrine and Ephedran brand extract, as well as the use of an illegal appetite suppressant. This product will help consumers to lose weight, but the risk to the consumers health is very high, and there is a long list of restrictions for who should not use his product.

What Are The Ingredients of Black Mamba Hyperrush?

The ingredients used in Black Mamba Hyperrush are listed below. Some of the individual ingredient quantities are provided, but not all; the total dosage is 458mg of active ingredients per capsule, of which 200mg is caffeine anhydrous and 65mg is Ephedran brand extract.

• Caffeine Anhydrous (200mg): Numerous studies have shown that caffeine boosts energy levels and alertness, as well as mildly boosting the metabolism. The effects shown in studies are small, and some studies are inconclusive.
  Source: http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-living/weight-loss/caffeine
• Ephedran (Brand Extract) (65mg): Ephedran appears to be an extract of Ephedra that contains ephedra alkaloids rather than ephedrine. This is apparently safer, although no seller provides evidence for this. It supposedly acts as a strong stimulant and appetite suppressant.
• C. Fimbriata (pregnane + megastigmane glycosides): This is a cactus that is thought to suppress the appetite. Studies suggest that whilst it may reduce the consumer’s perceived appetite, it does not contribute to significant weight loss.
  Source: http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/caralluma

Thermo-Extend Matrix (180mg)

• Beta-Phenethylamine Hcl: More commonly known as PEA, this ingredient is derived from the amino acid phenylalanine. It is thought to increase alertness, aid in concentration and focus, and may also enhance mood, which are all arguably traits that dieters need help with in succeeding with their weight loss attempts.
  Source: http://www.livestrong.com/phenylethylamine
• Black Tea P.E. 20% (Theaflavins): a source of caffeine. Studies have also suggested that black tea leaves contain high levels of some polyphenols, which have caused weight loss in rats on high fat diets, by inhibiting absorption of fat from the intestines.
  Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews
• Green Tea P.E. 98% (50% EGCG): Green tea is high in a group of antioxidants called catechins. Studies have suggested that catechins increase thermogenesis in the body, whilst caffeine increases energy expenditure by boosting the metabolism slightly for few hours.
  Source: http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/70/6/1040.full
• L-Phenylalanine: This is an amino acid, which is used for treating depression, amongst other things. However, the research to suggest that this will effectively treat depression is outdated, with calls for more testing using updated research methods.
  Source: http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/PHENYLALANINE
• Tyramine: Theoretically, it increases lipolysis, although tests in rats found the opposite. Also known to increase cAMP, which plays a role in the metabolism.
  Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyramine
• Theobromine 98% (Cocoa Extract): Theobromine is a mild stimulant. Thought to be a much milder stimulant than caffeine, and is unlikely to have any significant impact upon weight loss.
  Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theobromine
• Green Coffee Bean P.E. 50%: Contains caffeine. Whilst it was thought that this ingredient was a significant aid in weight loss, the relevant research has been discredited as it was fraudulent. Currently there is no evidence that it aids with weight loss more than any other source of caffeine.
• Citrus Aurantium P.E. 30% (Synephrine): Bitter orange peel has been proven to raise the metabolism and aid weight loss. However there are some concerns about its safety.
  Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed
• Griffonia Seed P.E. 98%: Griffonia simplicifolia is an African shrub and a source of the compound 5-HTP. 5HTP is used by the body to make serotonin, which primarily plays a role in regulating mood. Some studies, primarily in animals, have shown that 5HTP reduces the appetite, as well as boosting mood.
  Source: http://examine.com/simplicifolia/
• Yohimbine Hcl: Some studies have noticed increased blood concentrations of free fatty acids in participants who use yohimbe extract, suggesting increased rates of lipolysis. However, the Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database has stated that there is insufficient evidence to claim it aids in weight loss.
  Source: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus
• Black Pepper P.E. 99% Piperine: Black pepper extract increases the amount of consumed supplements and compounds that are absorbed into the body in the digestive tract, including caffeine. It may also increase the absorption of various drugs, which may lead to potential side effects.
  Source: http://bioperine.com/

Customers should be aware that the above ingredients list may not be accurate. The FDA has discovered that Black Mamba Hyperrush contains Sibutramine, an appetite suppressant that was banned due to its poor safety record and the huge number of serious side effects that are associated with its use.

Sibutramine is known to substantially increase blood pressure and/or pulse rate in some patients and may present a significant risk to patients with a history of coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, arrhythmias, or stroke.

Sibutramine works as a strong chemical appetite suppressant, affecting the appetite control centres in the brain.

Does Black Mamba Hyperrush Have Any Side Effects?

Black Mamba Hyperrush contains a long list of ingredients, some of which are associated with a variety of side effects. According to the FDA, it also contains ingredients that are not listed on the supplement information, including the illegal appetite suppressant sibutramine.

Ephedran brand extract is supposedly made up of ephedra alkaloids, and the sellers of products containing it claim that it has a much better safety profile than ephedra; however there is seemingly no available research for this branded extract, and so the actual potential side effects, and their frequency, are unknown. Side effects associated with the use of Ephedra extracts include increased heart rate and increased blood pressure, heart palpitations, fainting, and even heart attack and stroke in healthy patients.

Side effects associated with the use of Bitter Orange extracts include increased heart rate and increased blood pressure, heart palpitations, fainting, muscle disorders, seizures, irregular heartbeat, loss of consciousness, strokes, heart attacks, and death in previously healthy patients. The Mayo Clinic has recommended avoiding use of Bitter Orange extracts because in their opinion, the risk of using the product is not worth the pay-off of any potential weight loss. The effects of synephrine and other bitter orange extracts are enhanced when combined with caffeine. Consuming large quantities of caffeine can lead to headaches, increased heart rate, increased blood pressure, heart palpitations, increased urination, dehydration, jitteriness, dizziness and insomnia.

Green tea can also cause constipation.

The potential side effects of consuming yohimbine include nervousness, irritability, insomnia, headache, skin flushing, anorexia, nausea, gastric distress, diarrhoea, vomiting, heart palpitations, tachycardia, dysuria, pain, increased blood pressure, dizziness, sweating, weight gain, constipation, and anxiety.

The main concern here is the ingredient Sibutramine, which has been found to have so many side effects that it was removed from the market in the US in 2010. This ingredient is not reported on the ingredients list provided by the retailers that sell Black Mamba Hyperrush, but was discovered as an ingredient after being tested by the FDA. According to Medline Plus, the following side effects could occur following the use of sibutramine:

• Headache
• Change in appetite
• Constipation
• Heartburn
• Dry mouth
• Weakness
• Back pain
• Nervousness
• Insomnia
• Runny nose
• Flu-like symptoms
• Flushing
• Painful menstrual cramps
• Tachycardia
• Chest pains
• Breathelessness
• Nausea
• Stomach pain
• Vomiting
• Extreme excitement
• Restlessness
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Dizziness
• Light-headedness
• Fainting
• Confusion
• Uncoordinated or abnormal movement
• Muscle stiffness
• Seizures
• Shivering
• Excessive sweating
• Fever
• Sore throat
• Large pupils
• Changes in vision
• Eye pain
• Hives
• Skin rash
• Itching
• Difficulty speaking, breathing, or swallowing
• Unusual bleeding or bruising

Are There Any Customer Reviews For Black Mamba Hyperrush?

Below are some of the customer reviews for Black Mamba Hyperrush:

I consider myself very experienced with diet/eagerly pills but this is the first time I’ve used a product containing these ingredients. I’m very happy with this product. If I do not eat when I take my dose, I will get jitters and light headed. Gives me great energy(main reason why I bought) for about 5/6 hours per dose, weight loss is just a bonus to the product.

As far as doing business with this company, It was Great! I got my order fast and it was just what I ordered. The Black Mamba pills are very strong! I drink coffee all day so thought I could handle these, but not the case! (I ate, drank it with water…at least 60 ounces, and cut my coffee to almost none.) Still too much for me! I got so light headed just sitting still, it scared me! I probably should have started with a much lower mg. Not for me.

Great effects felt instant! The product contains EPHEDRAN which is some trademark for the herbs they use. To my understanding ephedra is illegal better in the US. This product does NOT contain ephedra. Just some mixture of herbs they call Ephedran and its a registered trademark.(I could be wrong on this, website name is misleading) But they work. I felt super energetic and Alert. Kind of like getting an anxiety attack no joke. But I love them. Appetite suppression was what I was looking for and I found it. I’d purchase again in the future.

Does Black Mamba Hyperrush Offer a Money-Back Guarantee?

Ephedra Warehouse state that they offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. They clarify this, stating:

If, at any time, you are not completely satisfied with the product that you have purchased, please don’t hesitate to send the product back to us. If the product is unopened and in its original package, we will issue you a full refund minus the shipping charges. If the product is opened, we will be glad to exchange it for a product of equal or lesser value, that better suits your needs, or issue you an on-line store credit. The return must be received within 30 days of the purchase date.

This is not a money back guarantee, but is more flexible than some returns policies.

A1 Supplements offer a 30 day returns policy on products that are ‘unopened and perfect condition’, provided the customer contacts them first to obtain an RMA code.

Where Can I Buy Black Mamba Hyperrush?

Black Mamba Hyperrush can be purchased from a website called Ephedra Warehouse. A single bottle costs $39.95 plus delivery. Bulk discounts are also available, with the price per bottle reducing as the order is increased. Customers purchasing two bottles will pay $34.95 per bottle. Customers purchasing three bottles will pay $32.95 per bottle, and customers ordering four or more bottle will pay $29.95 per bottle.

Ephedra Warehouse offer free delivery on orders over $99.

A1 Supplements also sell this product. Here a single bottle of Black Mamba Hyperrush costs $39.95 plus delivery costs.