-- With an ongoing battle raging in the United States against the obesity crisis, many are turning to ancient herbal remedies as part of a healthy diet that can help dieters in their personal fight.
One rising star in 2015 is Caralluma Fimbriata, a cactus plant indigenous to India—where the natives have long known about its properties, and traditionally use it as an appetite suppressant when going away on long hunting trips.
While the average American dieter isn’t going away on a hunting trip, its natural appetite suppressing properties combined with increased metabolism and endurance is clearly a great addition to a healthy diet.
Choose Vitality, a brand of Washington-based Newvana LLC, is one of the first American companies to bring Caralluma Fimbriata onto the market. Run by a mother and daughter team, they are determined to show the American public that the FDA-backed Caralluma Fimbriata is a great addition to their diets “I developed a deep interest in ancient remedies when I self-healed from breast cancer,” said Patricia Kelly, CEO of Newvana.
Although Caralluma Fimbriata is best known in the United States for its weight loss and metabolism properties, it also has a high level of antioxidants. The fact is simple: Caralluma Fimbriata is a natural herb that that gives users a rounded gift: it helps to keep the pounds off, while also neutralizing dangerous free radicals roaming around the body.”
Caralluma Fimbrata has undergone many studies, including one from the FDA, with scientists discovering that the cactus-like plant containts phytochemicals called “pregame glycosides”—in layman’s terms, a chemical that blocks an enzyme in humans from storing fat. At the same time, another enzyme is blocked from producing fat—both of which have marked the herb as a godsend in the battle against the bulge.
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