Dear Health Conscious Reader,
My team and I have put together a weight-reduction system that helps make dropping fat almost inevitable.
The system uses a natural fat-melting secret weapon that you already produce in your body.
Let me explain…
Your body manufactures a special protein that helps control your weight naturally.
This protein tells your brain to send out two signals. The first one reduces your appetite and food cravings, telling you that you’re full. It “shuts down” your hunger.
The second signal tells the fat inside your cells to break down into a kind of fat that can be burned as energy.
But factors in our modern lifestyle can interfere with this natural process. And prevent the signals from being delivered.
The result? These two critical signals could be lost. So you may feel hungry all the time and burn less energy.
Rare African Herb Helps Melt Fat
The secret weapon that may enable weight reduction and restores your body’s signals to optimum performance is a West African herb named Irvingia gabonensis (IG) – or “bush mango” as it is more commonly called by the natives.
IG contains a natural substance that helps your body adapt to stress and normalizes blood fats. It ramps up your body’s ability to melt fat and also may help promote normal cholesterol.
How does it work?
Well… it helps improve your brain’s ability to send fat-melting signals to your body in order to help curb your appetite and melt excess fat as energy.
The weight-reduction benefits documented with IG are phenomenal.
In one study, overweight people taking an IG extract dropped an average of 28 pounds and 6 inches in just 10 weeks.1
The group on IG weighed on average 215 pounds at the start. After taking the herb for 10 weeks, their average weight fell to 188 pounds – that’s a 13% reduction!
By comparison, the control group started at an average of 212 pounds and went to an average of 211 pounds. That’s only an average of one pound dropped.
A Marine Plant that Staves Off Hunger Pangs
After some research, I decided to add two weight busters:
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The first is an extract of Undaria pinnatifida, brown seaweed. This helps IG throw your appetite switch into the “off” position.2 People in the control group of a recent study on fucoxanthin, an extract from this brown seaweed, took a placebo and dropped an average of 3 pounds in 4 months. But those taking fucoxanthin dropped an average of 15 pounds during the same time period.3 |
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The second is a natural appetite suppressant, an extract of Garcinia cambogia (GC). Garcinia is a small citrus fruit native to Asia. It has a thick rind and reminds me a bit of a kumquat. Natives use the dried rind as a food preservative and flavoring agent. They say that eating a small amount of the fruit makes them feel full. Like other citrus fruits, GC is acidic. The hydroxycitric acid (HCA) it contains may help lower the production of lipids and fatty acids. It also may act on serotonin, which helps control your appetite.4 |
After discovering the power of these ingredients, I decided to combine them all into a powerful fat-reduction tool called Primal Lean… and I love this amazing formula.
You can try Primal Lean at my risk. It’s backed by my 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. To order your trial shipment, just click here now.
To Your Good Health,
Al Sears, MD
[1] Oben JE, et al, “Irvingia gabonensis significantly reduces body weight and improves metabolic parameters in overweight humans,” Lipids in Health and Disease 2009; 8:7
[2] Maeda H, et al, “Fucoxanthin from edible seaweed, Undaria pinnatifida, shows antiobesity effect through UCP1 expression in white adipose tissues,” Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications 2005; 332:2
[3] Ramazanov, Z. “Effect of fucoxanthin on energy expenditure in obese women: a double-blind, randomized and placebo-controlled trial,” Submitted for publication 2008.
[4] Jena, B et al, “Chemistry and biochemistry of (–)-hydroxycitric acid from Garcinia,” Journal of Agriculture 2002; 10-22
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* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. |