What the dropper is made to support, alongside meals and movement.
Green tea, cayenne and guarana are the thermogenic botanicals the formula is built around — the plants long associated with the body's own calorie burning.
Chromium for normal blood-sugar handling; gymnema and African mango for the hunger-and-fullness signals. The afternoon sugar dip is the target.
Maca, eleuthero and ginseng — adaptogens for stamina on days you eat a little lighter — instead of a stimulant spike.
The seller frames part of the formula around gut balance; grapefruit seed and the plant fibres sit here.
Ten seconds with breakfast, zero calories, nothing to swallow whole.
Results vary. These are supportive roles for healthy adults. SodaFit does not treat obesity, diabetes or any condition, and it is not a substitute for balanced meals, movement or prescribed medicine.
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