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Turn Off Your Appetite
The active ingredient in TrimXtra is Pinolenic Acid, a natural polyunsaturated fatty acid derived from pine nuts. Pinolenic Acid in the cold pressed virgin pine nut oil contained in the TrimXtra capsules induces your body to secrete hunger-suppressing hormones CCK and GLP-1. Clinical studies conducted around the world have proved that Pinolenic Acid found in TrimXtra
sends signals to the brain, which reduces the desire to eat significantly.
So what does this mean in plain English?
So How Does It Work?
Satiety. Not exactly a word that rolls off your tongue (pronounced "sa-TIE-atee"). Is a scientific buzz word for feeling fuller for longer. When a meal is truly satisfying, we experience 'satiety'. It is not merely the physiological state of fullness, but also a conditioned reflex to smell and visual input.
The Pinolenic Acid in TrimXtra stimulates your own body to release cholecystokinin (CCK) and Glucagon-like peptide (GLP-1). CCK and GLP-1 are the key hormones for appetite control and satiety. This remarkable discovery has been proven in numerous clinical studies to suppress appetite and induce
satiety so dramatically that participants reduced their food intake by a massive 36%.
Imagine, never having to feel hungry on a diet again. This is what TrimXtra will give you. Not a miracle pill or a quick fix, but a clinically proven aid to weight loss.
IT'S TIME TO TAKE CONTROL - CHOOSE TO LOSE!
Eat less - Get thinner. Everyone knows this, but if you've ever tried to stick to a diet you know that your biggest enemy is hunger.
53%, of Americans cheat on their diet because they're hungry and 31%, or almost one in three dieters, felt as if they were starving themselves while dieting.
The active ingredients in TrimXtra will helps you to feel fuller for longer. When you feel full your desire to eat is massively reduced. When you don't want to eat you eat less. Eat Less - Get Thinner!
'There's nothing new about taking in fewer calories to lose weight. What is new in fighting the battle of the bulge is a diet weapon that reduces calorie intake by managing hunger.'
'If people can overcome feelings of hunger it'll certainly help them to be more successful with weight control.'
Nutrition scientist Dr Toni Steer from the Medical Research Council - quoted in HLC (Tesco) magazine
Euromonitor International forecasts that 'satiety' could be the next big health and wellness trend, with the potential to surpass the success of both the GI and low-carb phenomena.