thermogenic

adjective

ther·mo·gen·ic | \ ˌthər-mə-ˈje-nik

Definition of thermogenic

: relating to, caused by, or inducing the production of heat thermogenic dietary supplements thermogenic destruction of bacteria also : producing heat thermogenic flowers thermogenic organs

Examples of thermogenic in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web Along with other natural ingredients that support several processes in the body, Trimtone contains a unique thermogenic fat burner, a spice called grains of paradise. — Norcal Marketing, Chron, "Best Appetite Suppressants 2021: Top 5 Hunger Control Pills That Work," 4 Feb. 2021 Final thoughts – are thermogenic fat burners right for you? — Norcal Marketing, Chron, "Best Fat Burners: Top 5 Thermogenic Supplements of 2021," 4 Feb. 2021 Hot water as well as thermogenic foods — foods that include ginger, cayenne or chili pepper — are said to produce heat in the body. — Author: Christine Cunningham, Anchorage Daily News, "Cold facts: You’ll be warmer if you relax rather than resist," 31 Jan. 2018 Sitting under a lamp that provides light from the red end of the spectrum can have a thermogenic impact on the body. — Steven Macari, Harper's BAZAAR, "15 Ways to Combat Winter and Political Stress," 4 Jan. 2018

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