Synadrene (Synedrex Clone) by Hi-Tech Pharma

Hi-Tech Pharma Synadrene DMHA

Hi-Tech has revamped their Synedrex clone Synadrene to now include DMHA and Walnut Bark Extract!

Over the past several months, we’ve received countless requests about where to locate one of the most popular fat burners of all-time: The original SYNEDREX by Metabolic Nutrition.

People have hunted high and low for the well-known and effective thermogenic, but kept coming up empty since it’s long been bought up.

Apparently we weren’t the only ones getting asked – because it’s about to be “re-released” as a product from your favorite brand who fights for your right to use legal ingredients:

Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals has re-engineered the one-time best seller into something even more powerful and better than ever, and as you can see, has a bottle and name to match!

Synadrene embodies everything that made Synedrex great but has been slightly modified to take advantage of the latest and greatest in terms of fat burning ingredients.

2018 Update: DMHA now in

Hi-Tech has updated the formula to include the 2-aminoisoheptane (DMHA) and Walnut Bark Extract. This leads us to believe that there is now 2-amino-5-methylheptane inside, the “stronger” form of DMHA!

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Synadrene Ingredients

Taking a look at the latest Synedrex label and the new Synadrene label, you can see that it’s a “best of both worlds” hybrid between the original Synedrex and the second Synedrex (which used the illegal AMP Citrate):

So first, let’s compare labels:

The Synedrex vs. Synadrene ingredients comparison:

Hi-Tech Synadrene with DMHA:Synadrene Ingredients

Notice how close the new Synadrene (above) is to the Synedrex label pictured to the right? It’s got all the same things that made Synedrex great!

Synedrex Original Formula:
Synedrex Original Formula Ingredients

It turns out that this original version had non-efficacious doses of BMPEA and the bottom two ingredients, so Hi-Tech ommitted them.

Synadrex Second Formula:Synedrex Ingredients

This is the second Synedrex label, which used the short-lived AMP.

Hi-Tech stated that they had bottles of both Synedrex formulas tested, and realized that there were not an efficacious doses of BMPEA or the two bottom ingredients — so they omitted them (quite like Metabolic Nutrition did in their second version), but get to use stimulants similar to those in the original formula, which is why this is the best of both worlds.

This is the glory of having all the HPLC equipment and expertise right in house!

Now let’s get to the nitty gritty and see what all these unique ingredients are all about:

  • Synadrene Proprietary Blend (815mg)

    • Methylxanthine

      Hi-Tech Pharma Synadrene Ingredients DMHA

      Notice the combination of DMHA and Walnut Bark Extract.

      The hallmark ingredient of all stim-based products, methylxanthine, the most famous of these being of course caffeine. Methylxanthines are potent stimulators of the CNS that antagonize all types of adenosine receptors.[1] It’s via this biological action that many of caffeine’s well known effects (increased energy, alertness, and performance) can be attributed to.

      We’re not sure how much is in here, but being listed first in the prop blend, you can rest assured there’s a considerable amount packed in here. We’ll reach out to Hi-Tech and see what we can squeeze out of them in regards to amounts.

    • Green Tea Extract

      The benefits of Green Tea extract can hardly be debated as it’s been pretty well established to be beneficial for the cardiovascular system. Green tea’s ergogenic and “healthy-ifying” traits are due in large part to its high polyphenol and catechin content, the most prominent catechin being EGCG.

      There’s more to EGCG, short for Epigallocatechin gallate, than just cardiovascular system support though. It’s also been shown to induce lipolysis[2,3], and when combined with caffeine, these effects are even further amplified[4], as it is here.

      Hi-Tech has now gone on the record and stated that they’ve used a standardized Green Tea with 45% EGCg / 75% total catechins / 95% polyphenols.

    • 2-Aminoisoheptane

      DMHA

      DMHA experienced wild popularity in 2016 and 2017, but what will its fate be going forward?

      The 2018 update is in!

      Hi-Tech has started infusing their fat burners with 2-aminoisoheptane, a.k.a. DMHA.

      This looks like 2-amino-5-methylheptane

      Word has it that Hi-Tech has a natural source for this 2-amino-5-methylheptane, the stronger yet more expensive version of DMHA / 2-aminoisoheptane. Expect to see this form of DMHA rolled into their other popular fat burners.

    • Walnut Bark Extract

      Another innovation from Hi-Tech Pharma comes by way of this full spectrum Black Walnut tree bark extract. Though we’ve suspected in the past, that this was standardized to 2-amino-5, although we’re not sure if they’re getting anything else here. This extract is a whole bark extract. Research into walnut bark extracts shows it can help lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels, support digestion, and regulate blood sugar.[5,6]

    • Sulbutiamine

      Sulbutiamine is a synthetic derivative of Thiamine well-known for its ability to offset fatigue as well as improve cognition and memory.[7,8]. This novel form of thiamine was originally created by a group of Japanese scientists who bonded 2 thiamine molecules with a sulphur group.

      The reason for using this synthetic variation of Thiamine, is that the organic version doesn’t cross the blood-brain barrier all that easily. However, Sulbutiamine has an increased fat-solubility compared to Thiamin, which allows it to easily cross the barrier. From here, it can then increase circulating levels of thiamine in the body.

      The main reason it’s included in a fat burner, is that it helps combat brain fog, a “side effect” of being on low calories and dieting for prolonged periods of time. One of the several reasons why Synedrex stood out – and why Synadrene will continue to stand out!

    • Sandalwood Extract

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      Featured: Hi-Tech Pharma and APS athlete, @its_zapp

      Sandalwood is a type of tree indigenous to India that yields an incredibly fragrant timber and oil. It’s traditionally been used for a wide number of ailments included cold/flu remedies, anxiety, muscle cramping, and GI distress.

      From a weight loss perspective, sandalwood has exhibited various anti-diabetic properties.[9] Additionally, it also helps improve memory, compounding off the anti-brain fog benefits we mentioned above.[10]

      This is a rare area of focus for fat burners, but it’s nice to see Hi-Tech taking a step in this novel direction to keep one of the most underrated ingredients in Synedrex in this next gen thermogenic.

    • Yohimbe Extract

      So far, we’ve encountered ingredients that either stimulate lipolysis or improve cognition. However, Yohimbine performs a different trick of sorts, it actually prevents the body from storing fat. See, “Y”, as it’s sometimes called, is a strong alpha receptor agonist that inhibits the body’s fat storing mechanisms.

      There’s more though, yohimbine also significantly reduces feelings of hunger[11,12], even more so when taken on an empty stomach.

      Much like DMHA and caffeine, we’re not sure how much yohimbine is in Synadrene, so if you’re sensitive to yohimbe / yohimbine, proceed with caution to see how you react.

    • Alpha Lipoic Acid

      Hi-Tech Pharma Fat Burners

      A few of the beauties from Team Hi-Tech at the 2016 Olympia Expo, where we learned about this fantastic ‘new’ fat burner!

      Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) is a fatty acid located in the mitochondria of every cell in the human body that functions as a cofactor in energy production. ALA also helps regulate glucose and lipid metabolism in the body[13] and improve glycogen storage. This action ultimately reduces blood sugar via ALA’s interactions with GLUT-4 (an important glucose transporter in the body).[14,15]

      Activation of GLUT-4 kicks insulin into action, encouraging glucose uptake by muscles as well as “burning fat for fuel” by muscles.

      Just like with sandalwood, Hi-Tech is making use of a rather infrequently used ingredient that really should be included more often. The sandalwood and ALA combo, alongside DMHA of course, are really attributed to being the serious difference-makers compared to the rest of the best fat burner supplements out there.

    • Poly-Thyronine

      Poly-Thyronine is a unique combination of thyroid hormone metabolites triiodothyronine (T2). It’s naturally occurring and is involved in virtually all physiological functions.

      As for its inclusion in a fat burner, supplementing with thyronine metabolites has been shown to elevate metabolic rate and reduce appetite without adversely affecting your heart rate, blood pressure, or any other effect stimulants would affect in the body!

      It’s also worth mentioning that these same studies also showed decrease in overall body weight and no cardiac side effects observed whatsoever!

So if you were a fan of Synedrex, fear not – it’s coming back, just from a different (and highly-trusted) brand and with a different name. This is what you need to try next.

Dosing

Take 1 capsule up to 3 times daily – but we’re finding that one capsule in the morning and one capsule after lunch does just fine. Do not exceed 4 capsules in any 24 hour period.

Typically that first capsule is best taken on an empty stomach 15-30 minutes before breakfast, so you can let the appetite suppressants kick in and keep your eating under control!

Overall, this is easily turning into one of the Best Fat Burners out right now, and we’ll need to update our Top 10 list with this one included, without a doubt.

Takeaway

Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals

When you’re looking for quality fat burners, there’s no one else but Hi-Tech to look to for all your needs.

Man, we just love the fight that is inside Hi-Tech Pharma, and products like Synadrene are exactly why.

That’s not going to stop Hi-Tech, not even a little. The DMHA-revamped Synadrene is still incredibly potent and will trim fat, suppress appetite, and vastly improve your cognition and mood. There’s no need to keep scrounging around for Synedrex, when the next evolution of the mighty thermogenic has arrived.

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About the Author: Mike Roberto

Mike Roberto

Mike Roberto is a research scientist and water sports athlete who founded PricePlow. He is an n=1 diet experimenter with extensive experience in supplementation and dietary modification, whose personal expertise stems from several experiments done on himself while sharing lab tests.

Mike's goal is to bridge the gap between nutritional research scientists and non-academics who seek to better their health in a system that has catastrophically failed the public.

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