FitSpresso Ingredients
FitSpresso contains 6 declared ingredients with no proprietary blend, spanning botanicals, a trace mineral and an amino acid.
Chromium and Banaba Leaf can both affect blood sugar levels, worth discussing with your doctor if you take diabetes medication.
Six ingredients, no proprietary blend
What distinguishes this ingredient list from many competitors is transparency: every ingredient is named individually, without hiding amounts inside an undisclosed proprietary blend total.
What is not published for every ingredient on the pages we reviewed is the exact milligram amount per capsule. That is common across this category, and it is the honest context for setting expectations before you buy.
All 6 ingredients, one by one
Capsicum Annum — Botanical extract
A red pepper extract studied for its association with thermogenesis, the body's process of generating heat and burning calories.
Panax Ginseng — Traditional adaptogen
Studied for its association with energy balance and metabolism, including a studied role in supporting brown adipose tissue activity, a type of fat tissue associated with calorie burning.
Milk Thistle — Traditional botanical
Studied for its association with liver function, relevant to how efficiently the body processes nutrients and metabolises fat.
Banaba Leaf — Traditional botanical
Studied for its association with healthy blood sugar regulation.
Chromium Picolinate — Trace mineral
Involved in carbohydrate and lipid metabolism, relevant to appetite regulation and blood sugar stability.
L-Carnitine — Amino acid
Plays a role in transporting fatty acids into cells, where they are used as fuel rather than stored as body fat.
What to discuss with your doctor first
See how the formula works next.
