Physitrim

A NEW, clinically-proven solution to reduce overeating, help manage appetite, cravings and lose weight

What if you could reduce calories automatically and lose or control your weight just by taking a scientifically proven supplement? This is where Physitrim -- a dual-action specialized formula -- can help you.

The ingredients in Physitrim have been scientifically proven in many clinical studies to help you lose weight in two ways.

Super Fiber Helps You Lose 70% More Weight

The first ingredient in Physitrim is a super fiber called Amorphophallus konjac that can expand up to 17 times its regular size by absorbing water in your stomach. Combined with a glass of water around 30 minutes before eating, it's a powerful strategy for eating less.

Not only that, but this super fiber forms a bulky gel that traps other food and further delays "gastric emptying", which means you don't get as hungry as quickly after a meal.

Randomized placebo controlled studies in humans, the gold standard in science, prove that it really works.

The largest study was published in Medical Science Monitor and included 176 overweight people who were randomly assigned to take either a supplement with Amorphophallus konjac, or placebo (a dummy pill), while on the same calorie-restricted diet.

What were the results? Those who took Amorphophallus konjac lost an average of 70% more weight!

Another study published in International Journal of Obesity involved 20 obese participants over an 8 week period. They were instructed to not change their exercise or eating patterns during the trial period yet they still lost an average of 5.5 pounds simply by taking the super fiber ingredient contained in Physitrim.

Because so many studies have been done, a few organizations undertook the task of reviewing and summarizing all the results. An article in American Journal of Clinical Nutrition analyzed 14 studies and confirmed that yes, people did in fact lose weight when taking Amorphophallus konjac as a supplement.

Another review was published in the Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine and concluded once again that Amorphophallus konjac was not only well-tolerated but resulted in significant weight loss in overweight and obese individuals.

Not only that... but many of these same studies (and more) have shown that Amorphophallus konjac can help control and moderate your blood sugar. Most overweight people have high blood sugar and/or insulin resistance to some degree (even if you don't realize it). And yes, blood sugar control is a factor in appetite control.

Stress Can Make It Difficult (Or Impossible) To Lose Weight ... Here's The Solution

Please answer the following:

Is your life hectic? Do you often feel stressed out? Tired or exhausted?

Have you ever felt like no matter how you cut calories and exercise, it seems like your weight is not coming off, or worse, it's coming back on?

Do you get relief or comfort from distress by eating certain foods (usually high sugar/high fat)?

If you answered yes to any of those... you probably have high levels of cortisol, often called the "stress hormone".

Cortisol itself isn't bad. Early in the morning before you arise, your body naturally releases an acute dose of cortisol to help jump start your day. That's a good thing. The problem is when cortisol stays at too-high levels for a prolonged period of time.

Unfortunately, that's the case for most of us. The nature of modern life is high stress. (And if you tend to be a high stress person who finds it hard to relax, always tense, etc, your cortisol will be extra high.)

When it comes to losing weight, chronically high cortisol can be a big problem.

First, obviously, if you respond to stress by eating, those extra calories will reduce or even stop weight loss (or make you gain).

Second, when cortisol is high, any excess calories tend to be stored more as fat, while breaking down muscle ... the opposite of what you want.

Third, cortisol is the main cause of water retention, which can hide true fat loss and/or block weight loss. This is the main reason why you sometimes feel like your weight is not coming off -- the dreaded plateau. Even if you aren't on a plateau, cortisol can simply slow down your weight loss efforts.

This is where Physitrim's second ingredient comes in. It's a special Chinese herb called Rhodiola rosea, known in scientific circles as an "adaptogen".

There are many adaptogens but Rhodiola rosea is arguably the very best due to effectiveness and rare side effects. It literally helps balance the cortisol levels in your body. Remember, cortisol isn't bad except when it is too high or too low. You want it at optimal levels.

Rhodiola rosea also helps your body burn stored fat as fuel. An active compound in Physitrim called rosavin has been proven to trigger the fat burning response by stimulating an enzyme called hormone-sensitive lipase. This breaks down fat stored in areas like the belly.

One controlled placebo study done on 130 overweight patients at Georgian State Hospital showed that taking Rhodiola rosea extract daily led to a mean weight loss of 19 pounds (11% reduction in body fat). The placebo group only lost 8 pounds -- eating the exact same low calorie diet!

Other studies repeatedly show the effectiveness of Rhodiola rosea in reducing fatigue in high-stress situations. In particular, some studies looked at physicians doing rounds and students during exam periods. Any similarly demanding situation produces the same physical responses.

Rhodiola also has other remarkable benefits:
- Supports cellular energy metabolism
- Studies show it can reduce symptoms of depression
- Positively affects brain function and heart health

I'm sure you're excited about all this, but to avoid setting you up for false expectations, please note:

Cortisol levels don't change overnight. So you'll need to be a little patient. Many people start feeling better and less stressed within days or a week or two but for some it's a gradual effect over the course of a month.

A weight loss plateau can happen to anyone after awhile -- especially after losing significant weight on a strict diet because the body naturally releases cortisol in response to weight loss and during exercise. And there are other factors involved. So Physitrim may not entirely prevent plateaus but it may certainly help. (Tip: Going off diet and increasing carb intake a little for 2 - 7 days can often break a tough plateau.)

Take Physitrim Anytime

Physitrim was specially designed to be taken any time -- on a diet, or during maintenance.

As with any supplement, it is especially effective when combined with a calorie-reduced diet to boost the fat-loss efforts beyond what diet can do alone.

However, as studies show, the ingredients in Physitrim are also effective during everyday eating situations to help keep things under control (or even lose weight).

Flexible Doses

The dosing directions on the bottle instruct you to take 2 capsules approximately 30 minutes before eating with a large glass or two of water.

However, it is somewhat flexible. The main idea is to take a dose on an empty stomach anywhere from 15 - 60 minutes before a significant meal. You can experiment to see what works best for you.

You can take it directly with a meal, it's just better if it has a short time to take effect before eating.

In addition, you may also take 1-3 extra capsules per day as needed anytime during the day to help curb hunger.

Each bottle has 180 capsules which works out to a month's supply per bottle if you take 6 per day (for example the standard 2 capsules before each of 3 meals).

Always take Physitrim with plenty of water.

Clinically Effective Dose - Guaranteed

You get a clinically effective of each of the two ingredients -- so you can be confident you are getting what you paid for. There are no other ingredients. No cheap fillers or tiny amounts of other ingredients to make it "look" impressive... it just doesn't need it.

100% Money Back Guarantee

We're sure you'll love it. If you don't, you're always covered by our 100% Money Back Guarantee within 90 days of purchase.

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Caution: Avoid taking Rhodiola (an ingredient in Physitrim) if you have manic depression/bipolar disorder. It is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women.