Studio : Adiuvo Investments Inc Publisher : Adiuvo Investments Inc Binding : Health and Beauty Product Description Are you a fitness junkie, frequent visitor to the yoga studio or just looking to shed a few extra pounds? Our brand new carb-blocker is just what you've been looking for. This product can be used by both men and women as an appetite suppressant, energy booster, weight loss dietary supplement every day. Not only will you feel more energy, you will also see an overall reduction of the caloric impact of sugar, the high glycemic index of foods and the spikes of both glucose and insulin after carb heavy meals. Tribitor is a great compliment to any fitness plan, as it is both natural, contains no caffeine and is suitable for both vegans and vegetarians. There are 0 grams of sugar and only 15 calories per serving. Each box contains a month supply of packets that you can take on the go. No more shakes, gummies or pills, just mix with 4-6 ounces of water before a carbohydrate rich meal. Consumption of carbohydrate rich meals and snacks triggers glucose spikes in your blood. In response, your body produces insulin, to regulate blood glucose levels. This rapid insulin release often makes the glucose drop even below the level prior to sugar-rich food. Then, the cycle repeats - your body senses low glucose levels, hunger response is activated and the cravings for sugar-rich food occurs. While the pancreas overproduces insulin, fat can't be released from fat tissue as a back-up energy source when glucose levels drop. This leads to over-eating and high obesity levels. Tribitor's results to this occurrence in the body demonstrated up to a 45% reduction of glucose spikes and up to 38% reduction of insulin spikes in human trials. With clinically proven results on the reduction of the glycemic index, Tribitor helps mitigate the negative impact of high GI foods on the health including white bread, crackers, chips, pasta and oatmeal. Our patent-pending formula of 3 active ingredients, Tribitor inhibits digestion and absorption of carbohydrates. 0
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