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Wednesday, September 14, 2016

Does Carb Blocker Work?


All of us needs Carbohydrates so that we can function to the fullest as it provides us energy and even increase in metabolism. It even protects our muscles and if you are into fitness, carbs can help you build more muscles.

With that said, if we eat too much Carbohydrates, it can result to gaining weight and can cause blood sugar to rise, which may lead to Diabetes. So, there's good Carbs and bad Carbs. Good carbs are excellent for your body like oatmeal. Donut is a carb but can harm your body.

At an average, one should consume 45% to 65% or their daily calories in healthy carbs. I must admit, it is a challenge to pick and consume the good carbs. I've always had a problem with my mid-section and I'm pretty sure that carbohydrates are to blame for that. I'm now taking a food supplement called Dietrine Carb Blocker. What it does is it absorbs the carbohydrates that makes you lose weight. Dietrine Carb Blocker also helps you curb your appetite on carbohydrate-rich foods.


How Dietrine Carb Blocker works is that it "neutralizes" the digestive enzyme alpha amylase before it can convert starch into glucose, thereby reducing the amount of carbs absorbed. Dietrine Carb Blocker contains nutritional ingredient from white kidney beans extract, which helps reduce the absorption of carbohydrate calories. So where does the carbohydrates go? What happens is that it just passes through and doesn't stay long inside your body.


Dietrine Carb Blocker is a natural supplement. It doesn't have any harmful chemicals and it is ephedra-free. It is completely safe to take but if you are pregnant or have cardiovascular problems or any chronic disease, I suggest not to take it or better yet, consult your doctor.

My family and friends keep on complementing me on how I look after taking the Dietrine Carb Blocker. My recommendation: Have a well-balanced diet of complex carbohydrates, exercise regularly and take Dietrine Carb Blocker. That’s exactly how it should be.

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