Excell Now Energy Pill

“Imagine taking a capsule for energy that is strong, smooth, confident, athletic, and 100% organic, safe, and caffeine free….you have just had Excell”

This is according to the Excell Now Energy Pill company, which apparently believes that strong, smooth, and confident are adjectives that could somehow describe a pill.  Though this product may be organic and safe, is it really going to give you the energy you need or help you with your workouts?

Excell Now Energy Pill Ingredients

Though the company does not disclose exactly how much, Excell Now contains some of the following…

  • Bitter Orange Extract - Also known as citrus aurantium, this extract contains synephrine, which is a widely used alternative to ephedrine.
  • Fo-Ti – Some studies on animals have shown its ability to reduce cholesterol, but no studies in humans have proven any benefit.
  • Bay Chi – Also known as Astragalus, is a widely used eastern herb that purportedly boosts the immune system. There have been claims that it helps reduce appetite, though there is no evidence behind these claims.
  • Sukday – Is a diuretic that flushes kidneys and bladder.
  • Licorice Root – Boosts your body’s sensitivity to the other ingredients.

So far, the only ingredient worth a second look is bitter orange.  This is an effective stimulant but there is no way to know how much is here.  This definitely doesn’t look like the best energy formula I’ve seen.

Excell Now Pros

  • Contains synephrine
  • Inexpensive

Excell Now Cons

  • Not specifically for weight loss
  • No clinical evidence behind most ingredients
  • Undisclosed concentrations.

Excell Now Energy Pill Conclusion

After considering this pill’s claims, ingredients, and price, it appears to be nothing more than a cheap proprietary blend that this company is selling to make a few extra bucks.  It is difficult to tell how much energy this pill could actually give you, but other than a brief buzz from the synephrine, I don’t see this helping you maintain energy levels high throughout the day.  I do not recommend Excell Now…or later