Arson is a hardcore fat burning supplement manufactured and marketed by Muscle Asylum Project.

Muscle Asylum Project are a division of Muscle Tech, which is an established supplement company.

Ingredients Label

Active Ingredients

Arson contains two blends designed to combine together in order to produce powerful fat burning effects.

The internal combustion thermogenic matrix contains the following:

Caffeine Anhydrous

Arson contains 300 mg of caffeine per serving.

Caffeine stimulates the metabolism, while boosting training energy and sharpening mental alertness (1, 2).

Green Tea Extract

Green tea extract boosts the metabolism, leading to increased calorie burn (3).

Cissus Quadrangularis

This new fat burning ingredient has been shown to lower blood sugar levels, and to promote fat lipolysis (4).

The second matrix in Arson is the Vasoburn complex. The key ingredients are:

Yohimbine

Yohimbine is a fat metabolizing compound derived from an African tree bark.

Studies have shown that it can have a marked effect on fat loss (5).

Uridine-5′-Monophosphate Acid

This compound enhances the synthesis of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter which regulates mood and memory.

Who Takes It?

Arson is designed for hardcore bodybuilders who want a heavy stimulant effect.

How to Take It

One serving of Arson consists of 3 capsules.

The label directs taking one serve with a glass of water twice per day. On workout days, you should take one serving just before heading to the gym.

Side Effects

Arson is a heavy stimulant product.

At the recommended daily dosage, you will be taking in a massive 600 mg of caffeine. This may cause some people to have a jittery reaction, irregular heart-beat, itching or flushing.

Pros:

Potent stimulant
Rapid delivery via wave pulse technology
Boosts energy levels.

Cons:

May cause stimulant reactions
May lead to energy crashes.

Conclusion

Arson Fat Burner is a powerful, stimulant-heavy supplement designed for hardcore athletes.

Some may argue it’s a little over the top though, to the point where the crash will be very heavy.