Apple Cider Vinegar Fat Filter 500
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Easy to Take Tablets Contain 400mg Apple Cider Vinegar and 100mg Papain Papaya Enzyme
| $9.99 | 100 Count Bottle VP5054R | Retail $12.90 | |
| $99.99 | 12 Bottles 100 Count Each | Retail $154.80 | |
| $23.99 | 250 Count Bottle VP5054U | Retail $29.90 |
For Effective Weight-Control, Naturally and Safely!
Natural Fruit Enzyme Complex Contains No Ephedra and No Caffeine
Apple Cider Vinegar and Papaya Enzyme have each been used as safe and effective digestive aids for decades. Now we've combined both of these remarkable fruit-source enzymatic ingredients into one convenient formula, ideal for natural weight-control!
Fat Filter 500 works by assisting digestive efficiency and improving fat metabolism ...
Papain (from Papaya melon) is a powerful "proteolytic" enzyme which helps increase the rate of metabolic action in the body. It assists in efficient digestion of fat, carbohydrates and protein.
Pharmaceutical-grade "P-zyme" Papain - 100 mg. is 7 to 10 times more potent than other Papaya Enzyme supplements on the market.
Apple Cider Vinegar is abundant in natural enzymes. It not only assists in fat metabolism, it helps suppress the appetite and also helps eliminate toxins. The principal constituent in ACV is Acetic Acid which plays an important role in the release of energy from fats and carbohydrates.
Besides weight-loss, apple cider vinegar is recommended for maintaining the body's vital acid-alkaline balance. It is a natural source of Potassium, Phosphorous, Calcium, Magnesium, Silicon, and Sulfur. It provides additional benefits including helping to reduce Cholesterol, promoting good blood circulation, helping to regulate blood pressure and helping to eliminate excess fluids.
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Fat Filter 500 also works in conjunction with Vitamin Power's well-established Nutra Trim Natural Weight Loss Products.
It is non-stimulating and may be taken with other dietary supplements and herbs.
Here are some good tips for sensible weight loss . . .
Very few Americans are satisfied with their current weights. There are too many good tasting, high-calorie foods, and too few hours available to burn the fat. It can be done easily, and here are the best ways to do it. Remember, weight-loss is best approved by a physician, especially if there are any medical concerns such as high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, cardiovascular problems, etc.
1. Increase cardio workouts. If you’re “in shape” and have no critical health concerns, perform an aerobic workout every day of the week. To burn fat, a person needs to work at a certain level and cardiovascular exercise is the answer.
Don’t put pressure on yourself with an unrealistic goal, like losing the 20 pounds in a week. Unless you have excessive water weight or are already excessively overweight, you won’t likely drop it that fast.
Aerobic exercise, such as running or biking outdoors, or on indoor machines such as the treadmill, stair stepper, stationery bicycle, etc., keeps your heart rate at a certain level. Sports such as tennis racquetball and basketball, though rigorous, aren’t really “aerobic” because they are stop-and-start activities.
If you exercise at a very high level, you burn glucose, but if you exercise at the “right level,” then you burn fat. The ideal target range is 70 to 85 percent of your maximum heart rate.
2. Eat a large, healthy breakfast and lunch and smaller dinner. Your body won’t be trying to metabolize large amounts of food at night, during its dormant time while you sleep. You expend energy during the primary time that you’re taking it in. Keep it low-fat, but take in most of the quantity in the morning and afternoon.
3. Interval training. Combine aerobic and anaerobic workouts. Perform one or two sets of strength training – press, curls, squats, etc. then one minute of jumping rope or fast sprints. The whole purpose of this cycle is to allow your body to have enough oxygen to really burn fat efficiently.
A high intake of oxygen is needed in order to metabolize body fat and burn it. Anaerobic or strength training does not really do much for body fat, but if you combine the two (anaerobic plus aerobic) you get excellent results. This type of workout should be at least 30 minutes, but not more than 45 minutes, and you should be stretched-out, warmed up and limber before you begin.
Cardio exercise on the exercise bicycle for weight loss is not recommended because the seat carries part of your weight and a person is supposed to carry their own body weight for optimum results.
4. Give yourself strength with enough sleep. Get eight hours of good sleep every night.
If you can, rest during the day when you get tired. Some people think they’ll increase their energy with coffee, which is an appetite stimulant. Then you eat more.
You can make your body feel good in ways other than eating, and appropriate sleep is very important. A positive feeling toward life is another. Work at being happy and content. It’ll make you feel less “deprived” if you give up fattening foods.
5. Don’t follow “fad” diets: make eating right an ongoing priority. With diets that focus on one food group at the expense of another, you’re going to suffer an imbalance of nutrition. Metabolism goes down, craving for food may go up, all kinds of things go on that give you less control over eating.
6. Cut calories while not slowing down your metabolism. Increase your exercise by a little more and make a slight adjustment to your calorie intake, but not a large one, because you do not want to throw your metabolism out of “sync.” Reduce your fat intake by 10 to 15 percent less fat per day to begin. Fast exercise burns more fat.
7. Divert yourself at times of craving. Curbing your eating behavior at the times you’re most likely to eat “bad” foods can involve physical activity, though that doesn’t work for some people. You can do a reduced level of physical activity. Get out of the house and take a walk. Listen to music. Read a good book, but do something to take your mind off unhealthy food!
8. Drink a lot of water. Water helps you feel full, and is needed for flushing out your system. If you think fruit juices, coffee or soft drinks “count” as eight glasses of water a day, they don’t. Fruit juices, though beneficial in other ways, are higher in calories. Eight cups of caffeinated coffee is a poor substitute for water because you’ll be feeling unhealthy effects of the caffeine. Soft drinks either contain sugar or artificial sweeteners. Sugar gives you useless calories, and too much artificial sweeteners causes headaches. There’s no substitute for good, clean refreshing water!
9. Eat more fiber. Physicians and health experts advise that our bodies are biologically designed for survival and reproduction. Taste buds give us the full flavor of food so that we’ll want to eat and survive. It follows that if your stomach is growling constantly, your mind is sending signals to eat.
Fill up with low-fat fiber like brown rice, cereals, fat-free rice cakes, soy chips and other food that will give you that full feeling. Otherwise, you’re fighting your own mind. Be sure to count how many calories you’re ingesting when you go for more fiber. Fat-free food doesn’t mean it will never create fat on you; Too many calories, even if they’re fat-free, can still pack on the pounds.
10. Consider proper support. Besides supportive people, like those found in Weight Watchers and other weight-loss support groups, you might consider subliminal weight-loss tapes. Or even hypnosis. If done properly, hypnosis has been known to help people lose their desire to overeat.
Reduce lifestyle barriers that make weight-loss difficult. This is the real world, consider your own lifestyle, and how that is going to help you. Beware how it will hinder you, too. Do you feel hounded by fat-laden vending machines at work? Do you dislike the gym because you’d rather be home? Does your mother make you a pan of lasagna every week? Plan ahead for the demons in your life that will try to put those pounds back on.
New Evidence That Vinegar May Be An Effective Natural Fat-fighter
Researchers in Japan are reporting new evidence that the ordinary vinegar, a staple in oil-and-vinegar salad dressings, pickles, and other foods, may live up to its age-old reputation in folk medicine as a health promoter. They are reporting new evidence that vinegar can help prevent accumulation of body fat and weight gain.
Vinegar has also been used as a folk medicine since ancient times. People have used it for a range of ills. Modern scientific research now suggests that ACETIC ACID, the main component of vinegar, may help control blood pressure, blood sugar levels, and fat accumulation.
Their new study showed that laboratory mice fed a high-fat diet and given Acetic Acid developed significantly less body fat (up to 10 percent less) than other mice.
Most significantly, the new research adds evidence to the belief that Acetic Acid fights fat by turning on genes for fatty acid oxidation enzymes. The genes produce specific proteins involved in breaking down fats, thus suppressing body fat accumulation in the body.
Journal reference: Acetic Acid Upregulates the Expression of Genes for Fatty Acid Oxidation Enzymes in Liver To Suppress Body Fat Accumulation. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2009;
