Mancore 2

Mancore 2 Review

Mancore 2 is a weight loss aid designed specifically for use by men. It consists of two tablets, called Total Fat Burn and Testosterone Replenish. Total Fat Burn will help to increase the metabolic rate of the body and aid weight loss, whilst the Testosterone Replenish is intended to raise testosterone levels, as the name suggests. The side effects of increased testosterone levels include changes in body composition such as gains in lean muscle mass and reduced body fat and an increased sex drive. It could take several cycles of the product to see the positive side effects of increased testosterone levels.

Mancore 2 is manufactured by Complete Nutrition, a diet pill company from Omaha, NE. The company has been in business since 2004, and has a huge range of products, including CTS360 Advanced and CTS360 Maximum, which have both been reviewed.

The company can be contacted using the information provided on their official website.

What Does Mancore 2 Claim To Do?

Complete Nutrition provide the following statement detailing the benefits of taking Mancore 2.

Mancore® will help you redefine your competitive edge by increasing muscle mass, strength and energy as well as burn fat and improve body composition. As men age, their testosterone levels are naturally depleted, but Mancore® enhances libido and stamina and replenishes youthful hormones.

• Enhance Energy & Burn Fat*
• Increase Metabolism & Improve Body Composition*
• Increase Muscle Mass, Strength & Energy*
• Enhance Libido & Stamina*
• Replenish Youthful Hormone Levels*

Does Mancore 2 Work?

Whilst there are limited customer reviews for Mancore 2, the reviews reveal a split in customer opinion. One customer noted numerous side effects any time he took the product, most likely due to the stimulant ingredients used in the Total Fat Burn pills. Another customer loved the product, and a third reported no initial side effects but had only just begun using the product. These short reviews are not enough information to establish the average consumer experience.

The clinical evidence for the ingredients used in Mancore 2 suggests that side effects could be common and incredibly varied; as the ingredients list consists of a proprietary formula, there is no way of establishing just how likely any side effects are. It also makes it more difficult to establish how likely it is that the product will aid weight loss. There are numerous ingredients that have been clinically proven to aid weight loss, including green tea, caffeine and synephrine. Ginger is a proven appetite suppressant that will help the consumer to eat less at meal times, if they pay attention to their own hunger rather than eating out of habit.

The second product included in Mancore 2 is a testosterone booster, but not all of the ingredients will actually boost testosterone. One is a diuretic, which should not be used in the long term. Testosterone levels do play a role in fat mass and muscle mass, but are not the main determining factor in body composition – diet and exercise will still be the main factors, but an increased level of testosterone could make building muscle and losing fat easier, once other good habits have been taken up.

What Are The Ingredients of Mancore 2?

Mancore Total Fat Burn

• • Niacin 30 mg 150% RDA
  • Vitamin B6 5 mg (250% RDA)
  • Vitamin B12 30 mcg (500% RDA)

Fat Burning Complex 595 mg

• • • Green tea leaf extract (98% polyphenols, 45% EGCG) (Camellia Sinensis): 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 a few hours.
      Source: http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/70/6/1040.full
    • Caffeine Anhydrous: 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
    • Synephrine HCI: Synephrine is a stimulant extracted from bitter orange peel. A review of numerous studies concluded that use of synephrine resulted in an increase to the participants resting metabolic rate and energy expenditure, and moderate weight loss was seen in studies lasting over 6 weeks. However, there are some concerns about its safety being under-researched and the numerous side effects that have been associated with it.
      Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22991491
    • White Willow Bark Extract (std. to 15% salicin): Willow bark contains salicin, which acts a painkiller, and is thought to be as effective as aspirin. There is some evidence that when taken in conjunction with kola nut and ephedra, it can cause weight loss. It does not seem to have been tested on its own for weight loss properties.
      Source: http://www.webmd.com/willow%20bark.aspx
    • Guarana Seed Extract: A berry that is naturally high in caffeine, it is often an ingredient in energy drinks and diet pills.
      Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/Guarana
    • Yohimbe Bark Extract (std. to 2% yohimbine): 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/druginfo/natural/759.html
    • Green coffee bean extract (std. to 50% chlorogenic acids): 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.
    • Ginger root extract (std. to 5% gingerols): Some studies suggest that ginger root is an appetite suppressant. One study used dried ginger powder to make a tea that participants drank with breakfast. Researchers found that satiety levels were much higher when the tea was consumed with breakfast, rather than just the breakfast on its own.
      Source: http://www.progressivehealth.com/ginger-for-weight-loss.htm

Mancore Testosterone Replenish

• • • Zinc 7.5mg 50% RDA: Zinc is required by the body for numerous purposes, including natural testosterone production. Supplementation for as little as 6 weeks has been shown to cause a ‘marked improvement’ in testosterone among men with low levels.
      Source: http://fitness.mercola.com//increase-testosterone-levels.aspx

Hormone Enhancement Blend 647 mg

• • Tribulus terrestris fruit extract (40% saponins): Usually advertised as an herbal supplement that will produce large gains in muscle mass and strength, but studies in rugby players undertaking pre-season training showed no differences in the changes in muscle mass or strength between groups taking the ingredient and groups taking a placebo. Although there are worries amongst some athletes that the product could change their testosterone/epitestosterone ratio, putting them at risk of a positive drug test, the study also revealed that the participants’ testosterone/epitestosterone ratio did not change.
    Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17530942
  • White button mushroom extract (agaricus bisporus)
  • Long Jack 100:1 Root extract (Eurcome longifolia): This Asian plant is taken as a tea by Malaysian men to improve sexual abilities and virility. It could stimulate testosterone levels, and is sometimes used as an herbal treatment for Erectile Dysfunction.
    Source: http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/eurycoma
  • Cordyceps Sinensis: This ingredient is a parasitic fungus that grows on caterpillar larvae in some regions of India. It has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years. There is limited evidence linking this ingredient with improved athletic performance and endurance.
    Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3121254/
  • Stinging Nettle Leaf Extract (Urtica dioica): A diuretic, nettle is used for treating urination problems and bloating from water retention.
    Source: http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/nettle.aspx
  • Bee Propolis Extract (supplying caffeic acid phenethylester, CAPE)

Does Mancore 2 Have Any Side Effects?

There are numerous potential side effects that could be caused by the consumption of Mancore 2.

Side effects associated with the use of synephrine 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 including synephrine 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 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.

Side effects of increased testosterone levels can include changes in temperament such as an increase in aggression and mood swings, an increase in sex drive, and increased body hair. Very high testosterone levels can lead to a drop in sperm count.

Are There Any Customer Reviews For Mancore 2?

There are several customer reviews on the manufacturers sales page for the product.

Just started this product today and no jitters and no side effects so far. Ill post results later.

I began using the Mancore® 2 pack in July. I’m feeling great. Getting stronger every day. Losing lbs too. Prior to that I was using a product (Androblox 300) from my local GNC store. Now I’m a loyal Mancore® and Complete Nutrition customer.

Tried Mancore® for a couple months. These made me sick as a dog every time I tried to take them. Complete Nutrition kept their word and gave me a refund. I am now trying Prime Drive®, 3-Test-OXO™, and Weapon X. Will review those in a month.

Does Mancore 2 Offer a Money-Back Guarantee?

he manufacturers offer a 30 day money back guarantee. Customers must follow the instructions in order to obtain a refund:

Email us at [email protected] Include your order number, first and last name, email address, phone number and reason for return. A Complete Nutrition Complete Care team member will respond to you as quickly as possible to process your return.

Customers who purchased a product in store need to return the product to that store, rather than direct to the company.

Where Can I Buy Mancore 2?

Mancore 2 can be purchased directly from the manufacturer’s website, Complete Nutrition. A single box of the product contains 120 capsules of Mancore Total Fat Burn and 120 capsules of Mancore Testosterone Replenish, and costs $129.99.
The product can also be purchased from any Complete Nutrition Store.

One of the products used in Mancore 2 are available separately, which could be useful as the testosterone replenisher needs to be cycled, with a four week break after every eight weeks of use. A single bottle of Mancore Total Fat Burn costs $69.99. However we could not locate Mancore Testosterone Replenish for sale on its own.