ThermoLean by Green Regimen bottleGREEN REGIMEN • INGREDIENT FIELD GUIDE

Meet the blend behind ThermoLean

Three botanicals. One clearly disclosed formula. Explore the ingredients, understand the research, and know what to check on the label.

Explore ThermoLean & its label

Summary

ThermoLean by Green Regimen is a thermogenic-support supplement formulated for active adults who want energy, focus, and pre-workout or pre-cardio support. Its formula includes GyngerLean, a standardized multi-ginger blend, and caffeine anhydrous. This guide explains the ingredient, the product’s intended use, and the safety information consumers should review before use.

What is GyngerLean?

GyngerLean is a proprietary, standardized three-ginger botanical blend. It combines Kaempferia parviflora (black ginger), Alpinia galanga (red ginger), and Zingiber officinale (yellow ginger). Supplier specifications identify standardized marker compounds across the blend, including methoxyflavones in black ginger, alpha and beta pinenes in red ginger, and gingerols and shogaols in yellow ginger.

That composition is useful for buyers because “ginger” on a label can describe many different ingredients. GyngerLean identifies a named multi-botanical blend rather than a single generic ginger ingredient. ThermoLean includes GyngerLean as a formulation differentiator.

Why does ThermoLean combine GyngerLean with caffeine?

ThermoLean pairs 200 mg GyngerLean Tri-Ginger Blend with 200 mg caffeine anhydrous per capsule. Caffeine is the stimulant-containing ingredient in the formula and is included for pre-workout energy and focus. GyngerLean is the caffeine-free botanical blend included for thermogenic support. The two ingredients are disclosed separately so a buyer can understand the formula and account for total daily caffeine intake.

What does the ingredient research tell us?

The supplied GyngerLean materials describe ingredient composition, standardization, preclinical work, and an early open-arm human study. They do not establish a peer-reviewed randomized trial of the finished ThermoLean formula. For that reason, the useful conclusion for a ThermoLean buyer is formulation transparency: identify the named ingredient, its amount, the caffeine amount, directions, and warnings rather than treating ingredient information as a guaranteed product result.

How ThermoLean is formulated

Green Regimen’s current ThermoLean information describes a capsule containing 200 mg caffeine anhydrous and 200 mg GyngerLean Tri-Ginger Blend per capsule. ThermoLean is positioned for energy, focus, thermogenic support, workouts, cardio, and active movement. The product information also describes vegan capsules, no fillers, non-GMO status, gluten-free status, third-party testing, and cGMP-facility manufacturing.

Directions and caffeine guidance

The current ThermoLean information directs adults to take one capsule with water 15 to 30 minutes before workouts, cardio, or active movement, starting with one capsule to assess tolerance. Do not exceed two capsules in 24 hours.

Each capsule contains 200 mg caffeine anhydrous. Do not combine ThermoLean with other caffeine-containing products, stimulants, or alcohol. People who are sensitive to caffeine, have a medical condition, or take medication should consult a physician before use.

The name matters: ThermoLean by Green Regimen

Several unrelated products use the name “ThermoLean.” When looking for this formula, use the full product name: ThermoLean by Green Regimen with GyngerLean. That wording helps consumers reach the correct product details, label, directions, and safety information.

Explore ThermoLean

Review complete ingredient facts, directions, warnings, and current availability at the ThermoLean product page.

Sources and fact-check notes

  • Green Regimen, “Thermogenic Pre-Workout Support | ThermoLean by Green Regimen,” accessed August 22, 2026. Supports product identity, formula, directions, warnings, and product attributes.
  • Mansour et al., “The Acute Metabolic Impacts of Kaempferia parviflora Extract in Healthy Men: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Proof-of-Concept Study,” accessed August 22, 2026. Supports discussion of ingredient research only. Do not treat the study as evidence of finished-product outcomes.