Zotrim herbal weight-loss supplement helps you feel fuller for longer

(03/05/2008)

With the bikini countdown well underway, thoughts naturally turn to dieting and trying to lose the extra inches that have crept on during the winter. Dieting can be hard, so get a helping hand with Zotrim, a herbal weight-loss supplement that helps you feel fuller for longer and to reduce your waistline.

Containing three South American herbs, Yerba Mate, Damiana and Guarana, Zotrim works by boosting the feeling of satiety – the feeling of fullness. This means you not only eat less at mealtimes but avoid snacking too, perfect if you are trying to cut down your calorie intake.

Simply take three tablets before every meal to help kick-start a sensible, sustained weight loss of 2-3lbs per week. More importantly, taking Zotrim will help you relearn healthy eating habits, such a sensible portion sizes.

Zotrim costs £21.95 for one month’s supply, and is a available from Boots, Tesco, Superdrug, Waitrose, Sainsbury’s, Lloyd’s pharmacy, Holland & Barrett and good health food stores, as well as direct from Nature’s Remedies.

Zotrim has been independently investigated in five studies. In summary, the 223 subjects that Zotrim lost an average of 0.7kg per each 10-day period. In the study, 47 overweight subjects took either Zotrim or a placebo for 45 days. Those taking Zotrim lost an average of 5.1kg (11.2lbs) compared to just 0.3kg (0.7lbs) with the placebo.

In three further ‘open label’ studies, average losses were:
2.3kg over 28 days in 48 subjects wishing to lose weight
1.8kg in weight and 4.3 cm in waistline over 28 days in 56 overweight women
2.3kg in weight and 3.6 cm in waistline over 42 days in 73 overweight healthcare professionals

Initial evidence for an effect of Zotrim was on slowing the rate of stomach emptying. Using ultrasound studies with subjects who drank 400ml apple juice, the stomach emptied much more slowly (average 58 minutes) after taking one dose of Zotrim compared to then taking a placebo tablet (emptying in 38 minutes). This was supported by a study with 20 subjects, 10 of which took Zotrim and 10 took a placebo for 20 days. Perception of fullness occurred much sooner when taking Zotrim – the average time to perceived fullness was decreased from 21.5 to 12 minutes.

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