Furious Cuts Review

Pro’s

• Sensible dosage of Caffeine
• Cayenne Pepper Extract promotes metabolism

Con’s

• L-Tyrosine unnessary in fat burners (its main benefit is improving your focus)
• Rhodiola Rosea hasn’t shown to promote fat loss
• L-Carnitine better suited to pre-workout supplements
• Missing key fat burning ingredients
• Not good value for money

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About The Product

Furious Cuts is a fat burner made by Furious Pete’s company called Furious Formulations…that’s alot of Furious in one sentence. Anyway, it comes in 30 serving containers with a serving size of 3 capsules..

This is a good serving size; we believe serving sizes of 3-4 is the ‘sweet spot’ for fat burners, as this keeps your body topped up with key nutrients to shred more fat. However, whether Furious Cuts works or not will depend on the ingredients inside – we’ll take a look at that after telling you about the company behind this fat burner.

Who are Furious Formulations? 

As we’ve mentioned, this is a supplements company made by Furious Pete; for those that don’t know, he’s a YouTube star famous for doing crazy things on his videos – such as some eating challenges.

This isn’t the 1st time we’ve come across this company; we’ve already reviewed his pre-workout supplement, and you can see our analysis of that by clicking this link here.

Anyway, we’re not sure he knows alot about supplements – so we’re hoping he’s employed a nutritional specialist to help him formulate his products. We’ll find out if he has (or not) after analyzing his fat burner, Furious Cuts below.

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Furious Cuts Ingredients Explained

Furious cuts contains 6 main ingredients that we’ll be analyzing in this review. This is a good number of ingredients to have in 1 supplement; we’re disappointed when companies pack their products with over 10 nutrients – as this usually results in less than optimal dosages that don’t work.

So hopefully Furious Cuts containing less ingredients will mean Furious Formulations has dosed these ingredients optimally. There’s only one way to find out, so let’s get stuck in.

We’ve analyzed each ingredient for you below; to show you how effective this fat burner really is.

Here’s Everything You Need To Know:

L-Carnitine 

This is a useful ingredient in pre-workouts; it’s shown to reduce fatigue while improving your focus in the gym.

However, these aren’t key reasons why you’d buy a fat burner supplement (meaning it’s not as useful in fat burners). For this reason, we would’ve preferred to see an ingredient proven to promote fat loss instead – such as Green Tea Extract.

L-Phenylalanine 

L-Phenylalaline sounds like a strange ingredient, and it’s not been very well researched either. This means there’s not enough evidence to prove it works – making it an unreliable addition to Furious Cuts.

Not only that, it’s believed to reduce pain levels and treat depression; these are benefits that aren’t needed in fat burners at all – making it a useless addition to Furious Cuts.

Caffeine 

Caffeine is the best stimulant you can find in any supplement; it’s consumed around the world on a daily basis (in products such as tea & coffee).

Not only that, Caffeine is proven to deliver improved strength, endurance, focus and energy levels – all key benefits to help you progress towards your fitness goals, and we believe the boost in energy really helps when cutting calories from your diet.

For these reasons, we consider Caffeine to be a key ingredient in all fat burner supplements; but you have to watch our for the dosage though…

Many companies overdose Caffeine, which leads to side effects such as jitters and energy crashes. To avoid this, we recommend consuming under 100mg Caffeine per capsule – Furious Cuts contains 66mg per capsule, which is a sensible dosage that’ll keep you safe from side effects.

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Rhodiola Rosea 

This herb is known for its ability to promote cognition, and also reduce muscular fatigue. For this reason, we consider Rhodiola Rosea a key ingredient in pre-workout supplements.

However, as we’ve mentioned with L-Carnitine, these aren’t key reasons why you’d buy a fat burner. Personally, we want to know fat burners contain numerous effective ingredients proven to help you shred fat!

Ultimately, while Rhodiola Rosea is useful in pre-workouts, it doesn’t have the same effect when added to fat burners.

L-Tyrosine

L-Tyrosine is a ‘brain booster’ that’s shown to improve your focus and memory. However, as Caffeine offers this benefit and is already in Furious Cuts – there’s no need for L-Tyrosine here.

For this reason, we believe this is better suited to Nootropic supplements.

Cayenne Pepper Extract 

This is a chilli pepper that’s known for its ‘spice’ when added to food.

If you’ve ever eaten spicy foods such as curries, then you’ll know that they can make you sweat; well, this is exactly how it boosts your metabolism – allowing you to burn more fat.

For this reason, we believe Cayenne Pepper Extract to be a key fat burning ingredient. However, studies have shown you need at least 100mg for this to work; as Furious Cuts only contains 90mg, it might not deliver its full effects here.

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Side Effects

From what we know, Furious Cuts doesn’t contain any ingredients that have been reported to cause side effects. However, not much is known about L-Phenylalaline; this means it has the potential to cause unknown side effects (but nothing’s been proven yet, due to lack of research in studies).

We always recommend avoiding supplements containing unreliable ingredients that haven’t been proven to be 100% safe; it’s better to be safe than waste your money on a fat burner that might cause side effects.

• Potential for unknown side effects (L-Phenylalaline)

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Furious Cuts Review Conclusion

Furious Pete might be great behind the camera on YouTube, but he might not have the necessary experience to create the best supplements yet. The ingredient list for Furious Cuts makes it more suitable to be a pre-workout ingredient, not a fat burner.

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