Weight Management in our Sports Nutrition section is for people training through a cutting phase. It splits into Fat Burners (caffeine-based capsules, L-carnitine liquids, capsules and gummies, CLA + green tea) and Appetite Support, with products from Trec Nutrition, Applied Nutrition, Snap Supplements, Essensey and DY Nutrition.
No capsule or liquid causes fat loss on its own. A steady calorie deficit, regular training and enough protein do the work, and the products here are optional extras to that routine. Protein contributes to the maintenance of muscle mass, which is why a shake from Protein & Weight Gain is usually the first purchase for a cut.
If you already use a pre-workout, count its caffeine before adding a thermogenic capsule, because the two add up quickly. Long sweaty sessions on lower food intake are also when an electrolyte drink from Hydration & Endurance earns its place.
For apple cider vinegar, berberine and MCT products, see our general Health & Wellness weight management range.
This section covers training-focused products: fat burner capsules, L-carnitine and appetite capsules. The Health & Wellness range adds everyday products such as berberine, apple cider vinegar gummies and MCT powder.
No. A calorie deficit, enough protein and consistent training are what change body composition. Supplements in this section are optional extras for that routine, and none can cause fat loss on its own.
Plain L-carnitine products, such as Applied Nutrition L-Carnitine 3000mg Liquid, which is labelled caffeine-free. Blends with green tea, green coffee or guarana can contain caffeine, so check the label.
Yes. Applied Nutrition L-Carnitine 3000mg Liquid is vegan and halal certified, and Applied Nutrition Shred X comes in vegan capsules. For other products, check the label for the capsule material.
Check the caffeine per serving, your other caffeine sources and the label warnings. These are adult products, caffeine-based formulas are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and anyone with a medical condition or on medication should ask a GP or pharmacist first.
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