Hydroxycut and Liver Health: Understanding the Risks

The weight loss supplement Hydroxycut, once marketed as a “fat burner” by Iovate Health Sciences, came under scrutiny after reports emerged linking its use to severe liver injuries. A case series outlined potential hepatotoxic effects, including instances of acute liver failure that resulted in liver transplantation and even death. Symptoms commonly reported included jaundice, fatigue, nausea, and abdominal pain. Despite the recall of Hydroxycut products in 2009, questions about its safety continue to arise. The supplement's formulation, once including components like ephedra, Garcinia cambogia, and green tea extract, has been associated with hepatocellular injury patterns. These case reports highlight the need for caution when using dietary supplements that are considered capable of causing severe hepatic toxicity. The study underscores the importance of rigorous evaluation and monitoring of supplement ingredients to prevent adverse health outcomes.

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