Advanced Anti-Adipocyte Formula with AdipoStat and Integra-Lean® African Mango Irvingia

Excess body fat is not only a direct result of overeating, but can also be hard to curb as a habit.  Advanced Anti-Adipocyte Formula can help you reduce fat and limit your appetite. Meratrim® targets fat storing cells in the belly region, while Integra-Lean® African Mango Irvingia helps reduce your appetite.

Many people struggle with excess body fat in the belly region. Advanced Anti-Adipocyte Formula with Meratrim® and Integra-Lean® African Mango Irvingia is a science-based nutritional supplement that can  help you fight excess body fat storage, as well as help reduce appetite and reduce inclinations to over-eating.

Advanced Anti-Adipocyte Formula combines Meratrim® with Integra-Lean® African Mango Irvingia: two clinically studied ingredients which can combat fat storage and help reduce appetite. Meratrim® targets the mechanisms which cause fat-storing cells (called adipocytes) to become bloated and metabolically dysfunctional, which is a cause of excess fat accumulation in the belly and throughout the body. Meratrim® can help elevate levels of a hormone called adiponectin [1] which sends command signals that determine how big your fat cells get, how much they break down (lipolysis), and the frequency of fat cell reproduction (adipogenesis) [2].

One of two active ingredients in Advanced Anti-Adipocyte Formula with AdipoStat and Integra-Lean African Mango Irvingia, Integra-Lean®suppresses glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase [3], an enzyme which participates in the conversion of glucose and triglycerides into adipocyte fat storage [3].

The plant extracts in Meratrim® formulation comprises of plant extracts from Sphaeranthus indicus and Garcinia mangostana for weight management. It was shown that Sphaeranthus indicus and Garcinia mangostana plant extracts can be efficient and safe application to fight weight problems [1].

• Take one (1) capsule twice daily 30 minutes before meals, or as recommended by a healthcare practitioner.

1. Poster Number 590-P. Presented at: Obesity 2011.
2. J Mol Med. 2002 Nov;80(11):696-702.
3. Lipids Health Dis. 2008 Nov 13;7:44.