The amount of licorice root is very low; a little bit goes a long way with the fat burner. Stimulants in general increase blood pressure. Proceed with caution - the PM fat burner may be a better choose for someone who is borderline hypertensive. However, anyone taking medicine will need to consult their doctors.

Bioperine enhances the formula and will give individuals the ability to take fewer capsules per day.

Fish sources are sardine, anchovy, and mackerel from off the Peruvian coast in the southeastern Pacific Ocean. Supplier’s specs are <.1ppm of Arsenic, Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury.

Any of the supplements that contain Bioperine (AM, Joint) should not be taken within 4 hours of a prescription medicine dosage. The Bioperine may increase the effects of the medication.

The PM fat burner should not be taken by anyone who is diabetic, or is taking any type of anti-diabetes medication. It contains some components that naturally lower blood sugar.

It is recommended to take the multi-vitamin with food. Zinc can make some people nauseous on an empty stomach.

The joint support is okay to take as long as it is taken within 4 hours of a prescribed medication. (See Bioperine above)

Always tell the client to talk to their doctor before starting a supplement regimen, especially if they are on prescription medicines.

Any of the supplements that contain Bioperine (AM, Joint) should not be taken within 4 hours of a prescription medicine dosage. The Bioperine may increase the effects of the medication.

The PM fat burner should not be taken by anyone who is diabetic, or is taking any type of anti-diabetes medication. It contains some components that naturally lower blood sugar.

It is recommended to take the multi with food. Zinc can make some people nauseous on an empty stomach.

The joint support is ok to take as long as it is taken within 4 hours of a prescribed medication. (See Bioperine above)

Always tell the client to talk to their doctor before starting a supplement regimen, especially if they are on prescription medicines.

Any of the supplements that contain Bioperine (AM, Joint) should not be taken within 4 hours of a prescription medicine dosage. The Bioperine may increase the effects of the medication.

The PM fat burner should not be taken by anyone who is diabetic, or is taking any type of anti-diabetes medication. It contains some components that naturally lower blood sugar.

It is recommended to take the multi-vitamin with food. Zinc can make some people nauseous on an empty stomach.

The joint support is okay to take as long as it is taken within 4 hours of a prescribed medication. (See Bioperine above)

Always tell the client to talk to their doctor before starting a supplement regimen, especially if they are on prescription medicines.

A good comparison for “each” serving of the anti-oxidant is the equivalence of 1-2 cups of each ingredient.

Vitamin E source is mixed tocopherols, and the gel cap is made from gelatin.

1-2 cups of blueberries

Yes. A pregnant woman can take the essential fats. The Marine Lipids assayed out with virtually no mercury.

The AM (or stimulants in general) should not be taken with blood pressure medicines or by any person with high blood pressure. Any type of stimulant can cause overall systemic vasoconstriction.

The body will continue to make glucosamine even if it supplements with it. Natural production will not shut off.

There is no mercury to worry about; any amount is way below action level (action level= detectable, harmful amounts).

Yes, DHA is a very beneficial nutrient in fetal and child development.

No.

All of the herbal extracts come from natural (food-derived) sources and are extracted in either water or ethanol then dried into a powder. Anything sourced from any of the herbal extracts is considered all-natural because it comes from a food-derived source (about 95% of the ingredients in the TNT products are all-natural).

The only exceptions to this is Octopamine HCL, CMO (synthetic fatty acid), ascorbic acid (vitamin C), MSM, and some of the minerals and vitamins in the multi are considered as coming from synthetic (chemically reacted and manufactured) sources.

The fish oil can be argued either way. The type of tocopherol used is semi-synthetic, but it is only a tiny constituent of the actual product. The rest of the product is all-natural.

They are all gluten free. The PM Fat Burner has maltodextrin as a filler, but maltodextrin is a corn derivative, not wheat.