Synephrine

Synephrine Synephrine is a natural compound found in the bitter orange tree (Citrus aurantium). Synephrine was discovered after ephedrine was banned by the FDA in 2004 due to heart-related issues. After that, scientists started studying bitter orange extract, which may act on the nervous system but in a milder way. Chemical Information Property Description Chemical Name Synephrine CAS Number 94-07-5 Molar Mass 167.21 g/mol Formula C9H13NO2 IUPAC Name 4-[(1S)-1-hydroxy-2-(methylamino)ethyl]phenol What is Synephrine? Synephrine (also called Synephrine HCl) is a natural alkaloid from the bitter orange plant. Researchers describe it as a mild stimulant with thermogenic properties, meaning it may increase heat and energy production in cells. Bitter orange also has vitamins and other plant compounds that may support these effects in lab settings. Possible Research Findings Now, Synephrine has many research findings linking it to metabolism, energy, and fats. Fat Metabolism Animal and lab studies show that synephrine may increase fat oxidation, or the process of using fat for energy. Appetite Behavior A 2013 study found that synephrine with caffeine may reduce food-seeking behavior in research subjects. This means it may influence hunger signals. Energy and Alertness Research in 2016 (Current Therapeutic Research) showed that synephrine may support alertness and performance in test models. Weight Management Studies When studied with other compounds, synephrine may have a role in weight control in lab settings. How Synephrine Works? Scientists believe synephrine works by activating beta-3 adrenergic receptors in fat cells. This may lead to: Lipolysis: breaking down stored fat for energy Thermogenesis : producing heat and burning calories Metabolic stimulation: increasing energy use even at rest It may also affect norepinephrine, a neurotransmitter that controls alertness and focus in experimental conditions. Summary Source : Bitter orange (Citrus aurantium)* Category : Natural alkaloid and research stimulant Main Interest: Energy use, metabolism, and fat oxidation Use: For laboratory and research only FAQs What is Synephrine used for in research? It is studied for fat metabolism, energy use, and appetite behavior in test subjects. Where does Synephrine come from? It is a natural compound from the bitter orange plant (Citrus aurantium). Is Synephrine safe for human use? No. Synephrine from PureRawz is for laboratory and research use only, not for human or veterinary use. Disclaimer This content is not medical advice or recommendation. All compounds from PureRawz are for laboratory use only. Always verify information from trusted sources before starting any study or purchase. If you order from PureRawz, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. If you are not satisfied with the product, please contact our support team at support@purerawz.co.