Ephedra Sinica (or Ma Huang) has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for at least 2000 years against common colds, fever and asthma.

Ephedrine is closely related to adrenalin. This has the following function in your body: the blood vessels are widened and your heartbeat increases. This causes the blood to be pumped through your body at a higher rate. The main function of blood is to supply oxygen to the body cells. These cells need oxygen to make energy by burning body fat.

Ephedrine stimulates the burning of body fat and it will make you more alert. Ephedrine increases the concentration and energy for 6 – 10 hours. Because of the energy your appetite will be largely reduced.

Don’t use more than 50 mg. ephedrine within 24 hours. To reduce possible side effects when used to loose weight, you can use the on-off scheme: use the product for 5/6 weeks, and then take a break for 2 weeks.

Warnings: Ephedrine can cause shivers, insomnia, nervousness, palpitation of the heart and high blood pressure. Don’t use ephedrine when you have high blood pressure, depressions, heart problems or diabetes. Don’t use ephedrine when you’re pregnant. Don’t combine ephedrine with asthma medication or MAO-inhibitors. Don’t use ephedrine for more than 2 months in a row.

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