Allright folks, let’s talk about ProActol. When I first heard about it, I gathered this info. It’s a diet pill, which takes about 27% of the fat from food. That’s about one third of the fats. So simple mathemathics suggests that if you eat the same as before, you will loose approximately 10% of your weight in the next months. 10% because you eat also sugar, fruit and other food that does not contain fat.
Here are also some facts that I gathered, searching the internet:
Proactol is 100% Clinically Proven To:
- Bind over 27% of dietary fat intake
- Reduce calorie intake from dietary fats
- Help reduce excess body weight
- Suppress Appetite
- Reduce blood cholesterol levels
- Reduce food craving
Here are also clinical studies that prove that ProActol really works.
- TNO Report Part-1 2001 – Summary Of Report by the TNO Institute (Netherlands) On Fat Binding Capacity of a Patented Fibre Complex Of Opuntia Ficus Indica
- TNO Report Part-2 2004 – Summary Of Pilot Clinical Study Of a Patented Fibre Complex Opuntia Ficus Indica On Fat Binding
- TNO Report Part-3 2005 – Summary Of TNO Report On Fat Binding Capacity Of a Patented Fibre Complex Of Opuntia Ficus Indica In Presence Of An American Breakfast
- Report Part-4 – Effects Of Patented Fibre Complex Of Opuntia Ficus Indica On The Binding Of Non-Specific Fat-Soluble Vitamins, Bile Salts And Acids
- Report Part-5 – Efficiency of patented fibre complex from Opuntia ficus indica on blood lipids parameters considered as risk factors for Metabolic Syndrome (Syndrome X)
Proactol will be available any day now, and without prescription. I’ll keep you updated on it.