I was reading on the INBF site, and Steve Downs, INBF Vice-President said:

"Fortunately, there are promising fat-burning alternatives. The most exciting legal (non-hormonal and non-ephedra) products we've seen of late help reduce bodyfat by blocking cortisol production within the localized areas of the body. One very good product is by the company Legal Gear, called Formigen (formigen.com)."

Now, my question is does Beverly have any cortisol blocking supplements? Also, are these beneficial in anyone's experience. Would a product like this cause the jitters and other stimulant effects? I am sensitive to stimulants so I am very picky as to which supplements I use.

Also, does Lean Out or Energy Reserve have any type of jittery effects?

I have taken a great interest in Beverly, b/c they put extra care in what they put in there products and that is exactly what I am looking for.

Are cortisol blocking supplements effective? Depending on who you ask, you'll get mixed reactions. From my experience?... no. There are much better alternatives.

Lean Out and Energy Reserve contain no stimulants, but are naturally occuring amino acids along with other co-factors (in Lean Out) which are L-Carnitine based.

taking some vitamin c with a preworkout meal supposedly has a cortisol controlling effect or so I ve read a couple places. I really recover quickly by takingan ultra C before my workout , 3 advanced antioxidants and another ultra C after weight training