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Weight reduction, control of appetite
What's the Difference Between Appetite and Hunger?
There is no better time clock than your own body. Have you noticed how efficient your body is at letting you know if it is time for breakfast, snack, lunch or dinner?
We generally have two reasons for eating - the first is hunger and the second is appetite
- Hunger is completely different from appetite. Hunger is defined as the ‘need for food.’ Hunger instinctively protects the body from depleting energy reserves.
- Appetite is defined as the ‘desire for food.’
Have you ever heard of the term ‘respondent conditioning’? A Russian physiologist named Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, who won the Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine in 1904, coined this term. Through an experiment done with his dogs, Pavlov proved that a person can be trained to respond emotionally or physically to a thing or stimulus that is plainly reminiscent to them of something that they love or hate. In the experiment, Pavlov created the strong association of food and the sound of a ringing bell among his dogs. He proved that once the correlation is established, even an absence of food after the ringing of the bells still resulted to the dogs salivating in anticipation of the food.
In the same way, appetite may be explained as a conditioned response to food. Imagine seeing a sumptuous photograph of a pasta dish or smelling freshly-made donuts while driving by a donut shop. These stimuli easily result to salivation and a tingling sensation in the pit of your stomach that aggressively urges you to grab a bite. That is appetite.
- Contributes to suppression of hunger and reduces appetite
- Prevents overeating
- Promotes weight loss
- Normalizes the amount of food consumed
- Stabilizes the weight. Helps normalize and weight control
- Helps control appetite, allows to eat less without feeling stressed about it. Helps develop the habit — there is often, but little by little
- Provide a feeling of fullness
- Helps observe diets
- Afflicts an stomach to take its physiological form
- It stimulates peristalsis. Purifies the intestine without provoking spasms or cramps
- Stimulates growth of bifidobacteria and suppresses pathogenic flora. Heals the gut flora
- Improves the digestive process
- Cleanses the body from harmful substances
- Removes fat, bad cholesterol, and toxins from the body
- It normalizes the metabolism
- Improves overall health
|Ingredients||per 1 capsule of SupreFiber|
|Konjac powder||500 mg|
- Overweight people
- Those who monitor their weight and take care of their appearance
- Those who want to normalize metabolism
- Women who have weight issues after pregnancy
- Those who observe various diets
- Young people who abuse fast food
- Those who lead sedentary life-style
Packaging: 60 capsules of each capsule 601 mg
Contraindications: Hypersensitivity of the components of dietary supplements. Pregnant and lactating women
Dosage and use directions: Recommended for adults to take 2 capsules twice per day in the afternoon during meals. Primarily dissolve the contents of the capsules in a glass of water (100 ml), stir and drink at once
Most efficient along with KG-Off Fat Absorber (For Europe—Fat Absorber )
Natural Supplement SupreFiber makes it much faster to develop the habit of eating regularly, often, but little by little. This biologically active food supplement produces fine tuning appetite, providing a reliable weight control for a long period.
At the same time regularly receiving SupreFiber can not break their traditional way of life, no need to give up favorite foods, but only a few limit their consumption. And this limitation is natural, is not worth a lot of willpower: dropping to their physical size stomach will not require extra food.