Supply citrus aurantium extract Synephrine hydrochloride 98% CAS NO.5985-28-4

Synephrine HCL is a naturally occurring alkaloid chemical compound found plants and extracted for use as a supplement. Bitter orange is the most popular synephrine plant and has a history of its own.Bitter orange is currently used for a number similar issues as well as some more modern-day troubles like weight loss and as an aid in the battle against athlete’s foot. Synephrine is one of the main compounds in bitter orange and thought to be the foundation of the plant’s healing qualities.

Chemical Name: Synephrine hydrochloride
CAS No.: 5985-28-4

Chemical Structure: C9H14ClNO2

Molecular weight: 203.67

Appearance: White powder

Assay: 98%min

SUPPRESSING APPETITE

Synephrine readily binds to the neuromedin U2 receptor, as it has been found to have a high affinity for it. Administration of synephrine contributes to appetite suppression in rats and humans, alike.

INCREASING THE RATE OF LIPOLYSIS
Synephrine also helps with weight loss by improving insulin resistance in adipose tissue. By inhibiting insulin, synephrine is able to stimulate the rate of lipolysis.

PROVIDING RELIEF FROM STOMACH PROBLEMS
Synephrine inhibits gastrointestinal movement, which in turn, provides abdominal relief. In addition, bitter orange prescription was found to be superior than placebo in the treatment of indigestion.

BOOSTING ENERGY LEVELS
In two separate human studies subjects felt improved readiness to perform and perceived the prescribed workout to be less strenuous after synephrine intake.

IMPROVING MOOD LEVELS
Several rat studies have reported that synephrine exhibits antidepressant-like effects in the forced swimming test.

1. As a dietary supplement, Synephrine HCl is designed to support calorie burning (thermogenesis) and resulting in weight loss.

2. Synephrine HCl also helps to clean the blood and has been reported to dissolve kidney stones.

3. Synephrine HCl is thought to have similar effects in terms of providing an energy boost, suppressing appetite and increasing metabolic rate and caloric expenditure.