Jetfuel was developed by German American Technologies, a large marketer of products designed to help athletes in their given sport. They recently began crossing over into the weight loss market and Jetfuel is on of their best sellers.

JetFuel is advertised as being an “uplifting, fat-destroying, and thermogenic sensation” that can “Target Fat Trouble Areas, Promote Vascularity, Raise Body Core Temperature and Block Cortisol”. Jetfuel contains the following: a Proprietary Blend of Caffeine Anhydrous, Guarana Extract, Green Tea Extract, Panex Quiquefolium, Hoodia Cactus, Rhodiola Rosea Extract, Evodiamine, Synephrine HCL, Yohimbine Hcl, 5 HTP; and Cortisol Blocker Blend incuding phosphatidylserine, Phosphatidylcholine, Phosphatidylethanolamine, Magnolia Bark Extract, L-Theanine and Piperine Extract; as well as other ingredients.

This product uses Guarana Extract and Green Tea Extract to invoke thermogensis in users, however, neither is a great fat burner, which is exactly what users of this product need – a high quality and effective thermogenic agent. Far better results can be found in formulas that use Advantra-Z. Hoodia is another herb used in this formula, and has a proven ability to help user’s manage hunger, and it has a remarkable ability to also augment mood.

Jetfuel is also advertised as being able to “inhibit cortisol production.” The newest theory out there is that one can blame weight gain on this stress hormone. The developers of JetFuel seek to “calm down” users with extracts like Magnolia Bark Extract, L-Theanine and Piperine Extract-all of which are best known as herbal relaxing agents. There is little research which supports this. On the contrary, there is an indication that if one does “relax”, cortisol will be reduced, and then ease weight gain.

While Jetfuel does use some amazing extracts such as Hoodia, it also uses many other elements, which may only produce some minor effects when used together. One thing is for sure, JetFuel lacks a keycomponent, a great fat burner. Many developers create formulas which contain an array of ingredients known to consumers, but they do so with little regard for knowing if the ingredients work well together. In many ways this is the case with Jetfuel. Recently JetFuel has dropped from it’s original retail price of $49.99 to $25.99. This is great for those looking for a bargain, if in fact the product actually works.

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