Apollon Nutrition's Chaos is a fat burning, energy, weight loss supplement, however one which is a bit more toned down and well rounded compared to Apollon's super stim heavy Shogun Fat Burner. Where as Shogun went super heavy on the stims, Chaos is strong, but not as quite over the top. It contains 200mg of Caffeine Anhydrous for fast acting energy along with 200mg of Caffeine Citrate for a longer lasting energy. Chaos also lacks the DMHA and Yohimbine found in Shogun making it a better option for those who aren't stim heads. They've also added quite a bit in the way of ingredients for thermogenesis and appetite suppression making this a powerful energy fat burner, but also one which provides thermogenesis and appetite suppression as well.
I liked Shogun but it's a little too intense for everyday use. Chaos is perfect a good amount of energy but not quite as crazy as shogun. I also thought it was better in the areas of appetite suppression and getting me sweating during my workouts.
I never really bought into fat burners in the past but after my trainer recommended Chaos I gave it a try. I've dropped 7 pounds in the past 6 weeks and am loving Chaos!
I started taking Chaos in place of my preworkout, great energy and it gets me sweating like crazy during cardio.
Take 4 capsules in the morning.
Store in a cool dry place after opening.
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