A Botanical Approach to Weight Management & Daily Wellness
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A carefully formulated blend featuring botanical extracts and functional ingredients designed to complement a balanced lifestyle.

Green Tea
Rich in natural antioxidants such as catechins, green tea may support fat and calorie burning. It is also associated with cholesterol management, body detoxification, cancer prevention and anti-aging benefits.

White Kidney Bean
White kidney bean helps inhibit fat production by limiting the conversion of excess sugar, starch and protein into fat, supporting the body's natural approach to weight and fat management.

Lotus Leaf
Lotus leaf helps suppress appetite and promotes lipolysis, the natural process of breaking down stored fat into free fatty acids and glycerol, supporting a balanced approach to weight management.

Guar Gum
Guar gum helps inhibit the synthesis of lipids and fatty acids while supporting lower levels of LDL cholesterol and triglycerides, contributing to healthier lipid management within the body.

Blackcurrant
Blackcurrant functions as an antioxidant and may help protect skin cells against ultraviolet radiation. It has also been associated with protection against several forms of cancer affecting different organs.

Hawthorn
Hawthorn helps regulate high and low blood pressure while supporting cardiovascular function. It may also assist weight management by breaking down cholesterol, reducing fat deposits and helping remove excess salt.

Lemon
Lemon provides antimicrobial properties and may help eliminate harmful bacteria in the intestinal tract. It also acts as an alkalinizing agent, helping to raise the body's general pH.








How Do Toxins Affect Our Well-Being?
The human body is not capable of metabolizing and processing large quantities of toxins, and as a result, allows toxins to accumulate. This can have both subtle and powerful effects on your well being. As toxins build up, they can damage cells and displace key nutrients your body needs to function properly. Scientists are finding more and more that the amount of toxins necessary to affect behavior and the central nervous system is much lower than previously believed. With repeated exposure, toxin may eventually accumulate inside organ tissue, such as those of the liver and kidney. Toxins can also increase production of free radicals.