Mark Sisson famously referred to 150+ grams of carbohydrates a day as producing “insidious weight gain,” and Gary Taubes’ best-selling book, Good Calories, Bad Calories, tells the reader over and over (and over and over) that carbohydrates make us fat. The believers of the Dr. Atkins dietary principles, the low-carbohydrate paleo philosophy, or any other low- carbohydrate or ketogenic dietary advice are all on board. But are they right? Will that baked potato, that piece of toast with a bit of jam, or the brownie really lead to “insidious weight gain,” simply because of the carbohydrates?

Simply put, the idea that carbohydrates have some sort of superpower that inherently balloons up humans’ midsections is absurd. There is no evidence to support this idea. In fact, the evidence is actually rather overwhelmingly against the theory that carbohydrates make people fat. In fact, research has shown that higher intakes of sugar are associated with leanness (Anderson, 1995).

One theory put forth as to why carbohydrates make people fat (which they don’t) is the insulin theory. This theory states that insulin prevents people from burning fat. And since carbohydrates stimulate insulin increases in the blood the theory concludes that carbohydrates make people fat by preventing them from burning fat. This would be a good theory if it was tenable.

Unfortunately for proponents of the theory, it’s not true, because in reality, things don’t work like that. In reality, though one of the functions of insulin is to suppress fatty acid metabolism, it does so because it is prioritizing the metabolism of available glucose. Once glucose is no longer available, the body will resort to burning fatty acids. That’s how it works. (That is, unless fatty acid metabolism is impaired.)

Let’s say that you have just eaten a baked potato without any butter. I know it sounds pretty unappetizing, but you’ve done it for science. Once your body begins to absorb the carbohydrates, it will begin to produce insulin – a fair amount, as it turns out. Let’s say that that potato has about 30 grams of carbohydrates that your body will break down into glucose. So your blood now has a bunch of glucose in it. The insulin will help move glucose into cells for use as fuel, and when it does so, it will be signaling the cells to stop burning fatty acids (if they have been) because glucose is available instead. Yay for insulin, because it has just done a great thing! It has fueled your cells with the energy from the food you just ate. Once the glucose from the food that was just eaten has been used, the body will then return to using stored fuel, whether that is glucose or fatty acids.

Next – again, in the name of science – let’s say that you eat a spoonful of coconut oil. Being a fat, coconut oil doesn’t trigger insulin secretion. Instead, as the fat is broken down and absorbed into the blood, the cells will use the fat as fuel. Once the fat is used up, the body will then return to using stored fuel.

Hopefully you can see that there is actually very little difference between carbohydrates and fat (the two primary fuel sources in the body) when it comes to the potential to increase fat stores. Basically, what is eaten gets used or stored. Then stored fuel is used. The insulin theory is bogus.

The other theory that is popular is the leptin resistance theory. This theory says that carbohydrates inhibit feelings of satiety and therefore lead to overeating, which causes obesity. It’s a nice theory, but it’s not supported by the evidence. While there is some evidence that some types of carbohydrates (think free fructose, for example) can have this effect, it doesn’t extend to all carbohydrates. In fact, as we’ve already seen, carbohydrates trigger insulin secretion, and insulin triggers feelings of satiety. The studies bear this out in the real world. Carbohydrates (as in real food) don’t make people eat past satiety, though specific types of industrial and refined carbohydrates may have such an effect.

Not only do studies show that carbohydrates don’t make people fat, but real world examples of cultures that depend on large amounts of carbohydrates – sometimes as much as Son- percent of calories coming from carbohydrates – demonstrate that they are generally lean, fit, and healthy. Consider the darlings of researchers, the Kitavans, who in the 1990s were shown to eat nearly 70 percent of their calories from carbohydrates (Lindeberg, Nilsson-Ehle, Terent, Vessby, & Schersten, 1994). Obesity is non­existent in the population. Nor is insulin resistance found among the people, for that matter. And there are a great many other examples showing the same thing. Carbohydrates do not make people fat.

Interestingly, the same researchers who studied the Kitavans also showed that in though eating large amounts of carbohydrates, the Kitavan people had lower levels of insulin compared to European populations (Lindeberg, Eliasson, Lindahl, & Ahren, 1999). So once again, the claim that eating carbohydrates causes people to become fat through increased insulin levels is bogus.

What does make people fat? Honestly, we don’t know. There are many theories, and none of them, as yet, can explain obesity in every case. Some factors that may contribute are yo-yo dieting, chronic stress, ionizing radiation, many pharmaceuticals, chronic insufficient sleep, and inflammation. And it does seem that there may be a link between certain types of industrial carbohydrates and obesity. Notably, free fructose as found in very high fructose corn syrup (added to sodas) may play a role, but that’s a far cry from blaming carbohydrates as a whole. The evidence strongly suggests that sugars and starches found in real foods, even partially refined carbohydrates, are not inherently fattening.

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Fruit, Vegetable and Seeds Smoothie:

Ingredients:

• l medium banana
• l orange
• 3 cups spinach, washed
• 4-5 small carrots
• 1 teaspoon pumpkin seeds
• 1 teaspoon hemp seeds
• 2 teaspoons flaxseeds
• 1/2 cup Greek yogurt
• 1 cup low fat milk or more according to the consistency you desire

Grapes and Kale Smoothie:

Ingredients:

• 2 cups grapes, fresh or frozen
• 2 cups kale, washed, trimmed of hard stems, chopped
• 1 medium banana
• 3 tablespoons chia seeds
• 11/2 cups apple juice

Method:

1. Peel and chop the banana.
2. Add all the ingredients to the NutriBullet and blend for 30-40 seconds or until smooth.

Add more apple juice to make it thinner if you desire.

3. Pour into a tall glass and serve with crushed ice.

Fat burning Green Tea Smoothie:

Green tea is power packed. Apart from burning fat, it increases metabolism and is an antioxidant too. Caffeinated green tea should be used for fat loss.

Ingredients:

• l cup broccoli florets
• 1/2 cup cauliflower florets
• 1 cup pineapple pieces
• 11/2 cups caffeinated green tea or more according to the consistency you desire

Method:

1. Add all the ingredients to the NutriBullet and blend for 30-40 seconds or until smooth.
2. Pour into a tall glass and serve with crushed ice

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Simply because of the low calorie content and high fiber, thermogenic foods assist in weight loss. Basically, Superfoods diet is relying on lots of foods that demand more calories to be digested than the exact caloric value of the food, thus burning up stored fat from one’s body. Body needs energy for body heat and energy to breakdown the food you eat. Food that we eat uses body organs such as muscles, digestive juices, intestines, liver, blood cells, pancreas, etc. A 360 calorie piece of birthday cake may require 90 calories to be broken down resulting in a net gain of 270 calories to be incorporated into your fat storage. On the other hand, a 28 calorie katabolic food may call for 95 calories to breakdown, resulting in a net loss of 67 calories off your stored fat deposit. Diets based on katabolic nutrients result in impressive weight losses of the real fat from the body.

Plant foods that bum more calories than they contain are:

• Celery
• Strawberries
• Oranges
• Tangerines
• Carrots
• Apricots
• Grapefruit
• Lettuce
• Cucumbers
• Tomatoes
• Watermelon
• Cauliflower
• Hot Chili Peppers
• Apples
• Zucchini

As you can see, all this particular foods are on the Superfoods main list and all of this foods have plenty of fiber. Many green veggies are thermogenic foods, particularly the ones that include the great percentage of water and fiber. Broccoli, cabbage and Brussels sprouts are green veggies that are common thermogenic foods. Celery is also a great additional example of thermogenic food mainly because it is primarily made of water and fiber.

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However, you must refrain from making sudden, radical changes such as eating nothing as it can only lead to short term weight loss. Such drastic changes are neither healthy nor can provide success in the long run. Improving your eating habits permanently requires a steady, thoughtful approach in which you Reflect, Replace and lastly Reinforce.

Here’s how the process of Reflect, Replace and Reinforce work in correcting your eating habits and keep your weight in control:

1. Start with creating a list of your eating habits –

the bad as well as the good ones. Keep a food diary for a few days. Write down in it everything you eat along with the time of the day you ate it.

It will help you uncover your habits. You may discover some of your unhealthy eating habits you have been following over years like seeking a

sweet snack to get through the afternoon energy slump.

2. Check the list and highlight the habits that are leading you to overeat. The most common eating habits that lead to weight gain are:

• Eating when not hungry
• Eating too fast
• Eating while standing up
• Eating dessert most of the time
• Skipping meals

3. Once you have marked the unhealthy eating habits, identify the triggering factors that compel you to engage in those habits. Pick a few that you would like to work on for improving. Experts advise selecting those habits that are easy to break as this will boost your confidence and prepare you for challenging yourself with more difficult ones. Pat yourself on the back for the unhealthy habits you have managed to get rid of. Recognizing success will encourage you to make more changes.
4. Review your food diary and make a list of “cues” to become aware of where and when you were “tempted” to eat for a reason other than hunger.

Use this diary to note down what you were thinking or how you were feeling when you decided to eat, especially when you were eating when not hungry. Was it just stress or tiredness? Knowing yourself is the first step to improving yourself. Note your exact feeling at those times. Most often, you will discover an environmental “cue” that is encouraging impulsive eating in you.

5. Know the common triggers that make you eat

when you are not hungry. Introspect and check which of these triggers are acting on you. Here is the list of factors that usually trigger impulsive eating:

• Sitting on a couch reading your favorite book
• Watching television
• Walking past a candy dish on the counter
• Coming home after a tiring day and having no idea what’s for dinner
• Opening up the kitchen cabinet to see your favorite snack
• After a stressful meeting
• Someone offering you a dish made “just for you”!
• Stopping at a fast food restaurant on the way
• Feeling bored and thinking food might offer a pick-me-up

6. Circle the “situations” on this list that you face often. Think about other triggers outside this list that may be working on you to tempt you to eat unnecessarily. Think, “What can I do to avoid this situation?” This option works best for situations that involve only you. For example, if your trigger is stopping at a fast food restaurant on the way to work then choose a different route to avoid the situation.
7. However, you can’t avoid all situations that trigger impulsive eating like staff meetings at work. Such situations must be tackled using thoughtful tactics. Evaluate your options. You can offer to take notes to distract your attention from food or can sit farther away from the food so it becomes less easy for you to grab something. You can plan ahead and eat a healthy snack before a stressful meeting.
8. Replace unhealthy habits with healthy ones. If you realize that you eat too fast when you are alone, make a commitment to share your lunch with a colleague or invite a neighbor over for dinner. Other strategies include minimizing other distractions like watching the news during dinner or putting your fork down between bites. This will help you pay attention to how quickly and how much you are eating.

9. Here are few more ideas that can help you replace unhealthy habits:

• Eat slowly. When you eat too quickly, you end up “cleaning your plate” without realizing when your hunger was satisfied.
• Eat only when you are truly hungry and not when you are anxious, tired or stressed. If you find yourself eating when experiencing an emotion other than hunger like boredom, find a non-eating activity to do like calling a friend.
• Plan your meals ahead of time to make sure you eat a healthy well-balanced meal.

10. Habits take time to develop. Time and again reinforce your healthy habits and be patient with yourself. Keep in mind healthy habits do not happen overnight. If you find yourself engaging in an unhealthy habit, stop there and there and ask yourself: Why am I doing this? What other changes do I need to make? But, do not berate yourself by thinking that one mistake will blow a whole month’s worth of healthy habits. Have faith in yourself. Say, I can do it! It just takes time!

Slowly, you will be able to incorporate new healthy habits in your life. And with this, you will start feeling better and lighter as well as more confident about yourself!

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For example, some people are concerned about cellulite and fat storage on their thighs and butt, and using essential oils topically may actually help to shrink the fat cells and reduce the appearance of cellulite.

The best way to use the oils in this case is by using essential oils along with a carrier oil, and rubbing it onto the location of concern. You may consider trying a combination of any of these essential oils:

Grapefruit

Cypress

Eucalyptus

Wintergreen

Lemon

Basil

Peppermint

Lavender

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Keep in mind that water weight is different than fat storage. When your body gains fat, it deposits the fat somewhere on the body to store for later use. Often, the fat storage occurs on the belly, butt, and thighs. The only way to get rid of fat is by burning through it and using it for energy.

But, water weight is when excess fluid is collected in the body. Losing water weight is a loss of fluid through urination or sweat.

The body naturally has a high percentage of water, which is normal for healthy living. Sometimes, it may happen that the body holds on to too much fluid, which results in the tissues absorbing and holding onto too much water.

It is similar to when a towel gets wet… a wet towel is heavier compared to a dry towel. When your body loses excess water weight, then it will naturally be a little lighter.

A note of caution: You don’t want to lose too much water weight, because dehydration can occur. It is very, very important that you are drinking enough water to support your body. Water is an essential element for all of the major organs in your body.

So, it is better to focus on strategies that will burn fat instead of only focusing on water weight loss. But, there are certain situations when essential oils can be beneficial to reduce excess water weight.

There are several essential oils that act as a natural diuretic, which means that they can help to get rid of excess water weight. Those essential oils include:

Lemon

Cypress

Lemongrass

Lavender

Patchouli

Grapefruit

Fennel

Orange

Oregano

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Your metabolism is so important to you and how you function on a day to day basis. Every single process that your body undergoes each day is linked back to your metabolism.

Digesting food, creating energy, aiding in sleep, breathing, they are all linked to your metabolism. Your metabolism is basically the engine which drives your body. It burns calories to provide you with the energy you need to function on a day to day basis. The more energy you possess, the more calories are being burnt. Apple cider vinegar contains acetic acid, which, when in contact with foods, helps with the absorption of iron into the blood stream. If you are wondering what iron has to do with losing weight, it is really quite simple. You see high levels of iron absorption, leads to high levels of oxygen utilization, which then increases the rate at which your metabolism runs. Think of your metabolism like a large furnace, the more fuel you throw on the fire, the more energy is produced. Well, in this case, the fuel is the direct by product of the increased levels of oxygen inside your body. This then increases the way your metabolism burns calories, thus helping you to metabolize fat at a higher rate.

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First and foremost, intermittent fasting is not a specific diet, but rather a dieting pattern. Intermittent fasting (IF) does not advise any specific foods – although it’s not going to help you much if you fuel your body with Twinkies (RIP) and Twizzlers. It simply means making conscious decisions to have your meals at certain times. There are various ways to make the most out of intermittent fasting:

– You can eat regularly within a given time period (e.g. you can eat anytime between noon to 8PM, so you skip breakfast). Some use a six-hour window while others prefer a four-hour window.

You can skip two meals on a certain day, which takes a whole 24-hour period of not eating (e.g. finish your dinner at 8PM, and then do not eat until 8PM of the next day).

It is completely up to yourself when you schedule your eating and fasting windows.

Now, when you are fasting, the body doesn’t have access to a Many of you will probably think that skipping a meal equates to simply eating less than you usually do, and this being the way you achieve fat loss. This is true to some extent – but not all of it. By cutting out an entire meal, you get to eat MORE food on your other meals and still create a caloric deficit, which is essential in fat loss. But as most of us know, not all calories were designed equal, so the timing of these meals can affect how the body reacts. What’s even more important are the beneficial hormonal aspects that play a huge role when on an intermittent fasting regimen that allow you to lose fat while still eating the same amounts food. So basically it allows you to have your cake, I mean steak, and eat it at the same time.

How does intermittent fasting (IF) work?

The body works differently in a fasted state as opposed to when it is in a fed state. After a meal is eaten, the body processes the food for a few hours depending on the kind of food you ate. Since all of this is immediately available to burn for energy in the blood stream, the body uses this energy instead of the fat stores. If you consumed sugars or carbohydrates, this becomes especially true, since the body prefers burning sugars before any other source of energy. Especially if you’ve been living off toast and Frosties for most of your life, as opposed to protein and fats – more on this later.

recent meal to burn as energy. So instead, it pulls energy from the fat stores in the body instead of the sugar in the blood, muscles or liver. At the end of it all, you burn fat. The same principle is applicable when you exercise while in a fasted state.

Again, without an instant source of sugars (glucose and glycogen) to pull from, the body adapts instead and gets its energy from another source: the fats stored in the body’s cells. Reverting your body to run on stored fat as opposed to carbs in your belly will be tough in the beginning and you’ll probably be feeling sluggish, but this will pass once your body gets “fat adapted” – good at using stored fat for energy. Controlled fasting “teaches” your body to do this.

If you incorporate resistance training into your lifestyle the benefits of IF will multiply like Mogwai thrown in a pool. Exercising at the end of your fast and having your main meal right after, will make sure that as much of that food goes straight to your muscles as opposed to either being used up as energy or stored as fat. So you’re really maximizing the effort you put in to your training as well as the food you consume.

Why does intermittent fasting work so well?

The answer is simple – the body reacts to the consumption of energy (food) with insulin production. The higher the body’s sensitivity to insulin is, the more likely you can use the food you ate more efficiently, leading to muscle gain and fat loss. Basically insulin is a storage hormone, when insulin levels are high you store muscle and fat more efficiently. So naturally you want those peaks to happen at the right time.

So what do you reckon would be more beneficial; having a insulin spiking meal of steak and potatoes when you’ve been watching Cops all day or right after an intense resistance training session? That’s right, the latter. You want all that energy taking up prime real estate on your biceps, not your abs.

Glycogen – a form of starch, which is stored in the liver and muscles, is burned as a source of energy when needed. It runs out while you are asleep (during fasting) and will be depleted further when working out, which heightens insulin sensitivity.

What does this signify? This means that the next time you eat a meal after you work out, the calories will be stored more efficiently: muscles will store the glycogen, burned as energy to aid the body’s recovery process, and only minimal amounts will be stored as fat. Again, this is body recomposition at work; muscles in, blubber out.

In comparison, a typical eating pattern (no intermittent fasting) consisting of 3-6 meals a day will have normal levels of insulin sensitivity; loads of spikes in insulin throughout the day. This is fine and dandy if you just want to put on a bunch of muscle as quickly as possible. But naturally this comes with a significant fat gain as well – bodybuilders call this bulking, or dirty bulking if they’re pigging out. By the way, there’s a bunch of great YouTube videos on this. This means the food consumed will see that there is plenty of glycogen stored, plenty of glucose in the blood, and will instead be redirected and stored as fat or muscle, depending on whether you’re training or not.

Also, the growth hormone, more on this later, is increased during fasting states. Together with increased insulin sensitivity (which also equates to decreased insulin production), this will essentially prime the body for muscle gain and fat loss. Without question, this is the ideal setup for body recomposition, partnered with regular training and ample amounts of sleep and recovery.

In summary, intermittent fasting teaches the body to utilize what it eats in a more efficient way. For many reasons revolving around fitness and health, this can help facilitate fat loss and improve muscle gain if done properly.

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If someone has tried and failed to lose excess weight or shed the pounds only to pile them back on again, then the 5:2 Fast Diet would be the answer to this recurring common issue. This revolutionary diet teaches how hunger feels and what a normal serving looks like. You will learn to eat more slowly, appreciate smaller amounts and really enjoy your food on both the two restricted days and the five unrestricted days. You will rediscover how much food you actually need. The diet has been designed to follow two restricted days out of seven which will help you to identify what triggers you to over-eat at times. This system shall also lead you away from unhelpful and possibly harmful patterns of eating.

Muscle does in-fact target fat and good diets preserve the muscle whilst targeting fat. Even when muscle is resting it will carry on working at burning calories. This proven theory turns the conventional dieting methods completely on its head, offering an alternative approach to losing weight, the 5:2 diet is easy to follow, allowing you to escape the mundane regime of a seven day a week diet – which will ultimately be abandoned due to eventually losing the will along with constantly thinking about what can and can’t be eaten, being perpetually aware that you are on a DIET which is doomed to fail.

It is recommended that on the five normal eating days of the week, a healthier approach should be taken towards the food that is eaten although this will occur naturally as you will become conscious of what your body needs in terms of a more nutritionally balanced diet will ensure all essential vitamins, minerals and protein requirements are met.

Hunger pangs only last for a short period and with this diet, you will learn that hunger, is only a fleeting feeling and can soon be supressed with a drink of water, green tea or coffee. Within no time it will just get easier and easier. With 5:2, a quarter of the recommended daily intake of calories is required. For men this is usually around 600 calories and for women around 500 calories. It will become clear that rather than being on another fad diet this will be referred to as a lifestyle change.

To break this down in laymen’s terms, the 5:2 Diet is basically consuming no more than 500/600 calories twice per week, which is not technically fasting. The calorie intake can be split into two or three very low calorie meals or, taken altogether as one larger meal. The additional 5 days should be followed as a normal lifestyle, although keeping to a healthy, nutritious balanced diet is always going to be highly recommended.

Source: 5:2 Fast Diet

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Phentemine 375 combines 5 quality ingredients which were tested in optimized conditions, following the highest purity standards. Users report that the effects of the ingredients on speeding up metabolism are immediate.

• The first ingredient is L- Carnitine, which is involved in transporting fatty acids to cells during the metabolic process. It contributes to the breakdown of fats and generates energy as a result of metabolism. This way it helps the body reduce the existing fatty tissue by accelerating the burning process.
• LongJack Tongkate ALI is another ingredient, which is shown to raise the levels of the hormone responsible for increasing muscle mass in both male and female users, as a result of stimulating testosterone production.

Moreover, this ingredient prevents glucose from being stored in the tissues, transforming it into energy instead. Basically, due to LongJack Tongkate ALI, fat is more difficult to store and burning rates are accelerated.

• Sympathomimetic Amine is the third ingredient in Phen375. Also called Citrus Aurantium or bitter orange, it is a stimulant that increases metabolic rates with the purpose of burning fat fast.
• 1, 3, 7-Trimethylxanthine or Caffeine is responsible for suppressing appetite, which determines the body to use existing fat to produce energy. At the same time, as the sensation of hunger diminishes, you don’t eat as much as you used to.
• Capsaicin-1.12 comes in a strong concentration, enabling active ingredients to flow smoothly through your body. Simultaneously, it raises the temperature of the body, increasing calorie burning rates, in a process called thermogenesis. Essentially, as temperature increases, the body needs additional energy to dissolve fat.

Besides these five ingredients, what we eat and whether or not we exercise play their part in this fat-burning race. Diet and regular exercise, coupled with Phen375, enhance the production of Norepinephrine, naturally produced in the body, which speeds up metabolism and dissolves fat more easily.

What are the features of Phen375?

• Weight loss dietary supplement
• Yields best results when used with an appropriate diet plan
• Stimulates metabolism
• Improves glucose disposal
• Enhances muscle building capacity
• Helps calorie burning
• Enables appetite suppression
• Reduces bloating
• Increases water loss

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How does Phen375 work?

When our body gets less calories than it needs, it is forced to burn already existing fat to get enough energy. That’s how we lose weight. Phen375 speeds up this mechanism by regulating and limiting appetite and accelerating metabolism.

To teach your body to control appetite, it is advisable to eat meals regularly. By skipping a meal, although you aim to limit calorie intake, you will achieve the opposite result, as your body is forced to starve.

As a defense mechanism, the body slows down the metabolism to decrease the burning of fatty tissue. To prevent this effect, it is recommended to eat regularly, but consume fewer calories. Phen375 enables you to do this by suppressing appetite and accelerating fat burn.

Together with fat, the body also stores toxins. Phen 375 helps you eliminate toxins by increasing metabolism and the fat burning process. To make toxin elimination smoother and help the liver, it is important to drink a lot of liquids, preferably water.

What are the general benefits of Phen375 for your health?

• Increases energy levels and makes you more active
• Helps physical work out performance
• Reduces physical fatigue and restores mental alertness

Where can I buy Phen375?

To enjoy the benefits of the product, make sure you only buy Phen375 online, from the official website. Currently, you don’t need any medical weight loss prescription to purchase this product.

Each Phen375 purchase includes:

• Detailed diet plans
• Weight training videos for men and women
• Proper use video

How to do I order Phen375?

To place your order, go online, register, choose the option that best suits you, and follow the simple steps on the website.

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What are the effects of Phen375?

• Helps users lose an average of 3lbs to 5lbs weekly
• Intensifies the ability of the body to burn fat
• Stimulates metabolic rates
• Controls appetite
• Preserves muscle mass
• Does not deteriorate muscles as a result of dieting

Phen375 makes dieting easier thanks to its ability to control cravings. As a result, users find it easier to lose weight.

Its active ingredients boost the metabolism, cut off appetite, dissolve fat, and most importantly, reduce the body’s natural tendency to develop fatty tissue deposits.

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