Uses of Raspberry Ketones
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To date, there are no human studies on Raspberry Ketones showing its efficacy on fat loss. A lot of the claims made on Raspberry Ketones come from a study done on rats. The rats were fed a high fat diet and according to the researchers, did not have the expected increase in body weight. While this is a start, it is far from being proven as a fat burner.

While some may bring up that Raspberry Ketones are supposed to increase adiponectin (hormone that breaks down fat), this has been debunked by a study. To make it simple, the study showed that Raspberry Ketones were not effective at raising adiponectin levels in mice.

While it won’t necessarily hurt you to take Raspberry Ketones, we at FI can’t recommend it as a fat burner.

Interactions with Raspberry Ketones

You usually find Raspberry Ketones as standalone, however it can also be found in stim and stim-free fat burners. You’ll typically find it paired with ingredients such as Caffeine Anhydrous, Synephrine, L-Carnitine, Green Coffee Bean Extract, and Forskolin.

Side Effects with Raspberry Ketones

Some potential side effects with Raspberry Ketones include increased blood pressure and rapid heartbeat. Always talk to your doctor before supplementing with Raspberry Ketones.

Recommended Dose of Raspberry Ketones

There is currently no optimal dose of Raspberry Ketones, however you’ll typically find it dosed at 200mg per day.