AlkaPic Ingredients
AlkaPic names six ingredients: Chromium, African Mango, Green Tea, Guarana, Maca Root and Grape Seed Extract.
Green Tea and Guarana are both natural caffeine sources; individual amounts are not disclosed for any of the six.
A label with two caffeine sources
AlkaPic names all six ingredients on its pages. Two of them — Green Tea Leaf Extract and Guarana Seed Extract — are natural caffeine sources, which is worth factoring into your total daily stimulant intake, especially if you also drink coffee or tea.
What is missing across the entire list is a stated milligram amount for any ingredient, which means the strength of any single component, including the total caffeine content, cannot be independently verified.
All 6 ingredients, one by one
Chromium — Blood sugar, unquantified
An essential mineral the brand describes as regulating blood sugar and insulin spikes, aimed at reducing sweet cravings and improving carbohydrate use.
African Mango Seed Extract — Satiety, unquantified
Positioned around leptin, the satiety hormone, aimed at increasing fullness after meals and reducing visceral fat.
Green Tea Leaf Extract — Thermogenic, contains caffeine
A concentrated source of catechins and natural caffeine, aimed at accelerating metabolism and calorie burning.
Guarana Seed Extract — Energy, contains caffeine
An Amazonian plant providing traditionally slow-release natural caffeine, aimed at sustained energy and fat breakdown.
Maca Root Extract — Stress management, unquantified
An Andean adaptogen positioned around cortisol control and metabolic support during dietary changes.
Grape Seed Extract — Antioxidant, unquantified
A concentrated antioxidant aimed at cellular protection, circulation and reduced inflammation.
Ingredients worth a conversation with your doctor
Green Tea and Guarana together may add up to a meaningful caffeine dose, worth discussing if you are sensitive to stimulants, pregnant, or manage a heart condition. Chromium can theoretically affect blood sugar, worth mentioning if you take diabetes medication. Read how the formula is meant to work next.
