Vita-Lean 300mg Weight Managment And Labido 60 Capsules

Vita-Lean contains two of the world's most effective weight-loss secrets - Irvingia and Cissus. Thanks to Vitagetics, these two groundbreaking products are available for the first time in capsule form.

How does it work & how effective is it?

Vita-Lean's natural ingredients break down saturated fat while boosting the body's metabolism. They also suppress hunger pangs by gently suppressing the appetite. But that's not all. Vita-Lean may also help to inhibit the body's fat production and studies shown that those who have taken Irvingia extracts saw a dramatic weight loss in less than two weeks.

Vita-Lean is incredibly effective. University research found those who took Vita-Lean lost an average of 28 pounds in just 10 weeks - the equivalent of three dress sizes. Vital Lean is also extremely safe to take. The natural plant extracts have been used in West Africa for hundreds of years for their health benefits.

Vita-Lean contains two natural extracts that are widely used to control weight and cholesterol - irvingia gabonensis and cissus.

Irvingia -anextract of the African mango, eaten for its health benefits - is known to suppress appetite by reducing levels of a hormone that makes us hungry. It also tricks the hypothalamus - the brain's weight and appetite control mechanism - into keeping the body's metabolism running fast.

Cissus quadrangularism, a plant extract rich in carotenoids, triterpenoids and ascorbic acid, also contains fat-fighting chemicals.

Using Vita Lean to increase your sex drive

 It is believed the key natural ingredient, Irvingia Gabonensis can also help to increase your sex drive. Irvingia is an extract of the African mango, and has been known to have many health benefits. The tea-based infusion has been used for centuries in Africa as an aphrodisiac and recently studies have come to light showing that it may increase sexual desire, particularly among middle-aged womenand could benefit many relationships.

What The Press Say

Daily Express November 20th 2009 reported that:

WEIGHT LOSS PILL TO LOSE FAT COST £1

  Vita Lean is a new FAT-busting pill that can allegedly help women drop a dress size in just three weeks that has been launched in the UK.

 The £1-a-day pill has already become a sensation in America - the obesity capital of the world. It tricks the body's metabolism into staying active while speeding up its ability to break down the bad saturated fat stored in the body. The pill also reduces the desire to eat by making the brain believe that the stomach is already full. Another advantage is that it does not cause the often-unpleasant side-effects of some other pills.

 Experts say it could even have a"potentially beneficial impact". Research has shown that Vita-Lean may even inhibit the production of body fat by boosting key anti-obesity genes and enzymes. Studies found those who took the drug's main extract irvingia for 10 weeks lost an average of two stone - equivalent to three dress sizes. Losing nine pounds would take just three weeks and two days and would be equivalent to a dress size.

Richard Wylie, managing director of Vitagetics, who has lost more than two stone by taking two of the pills a day, said it would become a "practical alternative" to gastric bands and other surgical procedures. He added: "Obesity in Britain will only get worse. For many, the prospect of a gastric band is too severe, or too expensive. "This product will enable those looking to lose weight to do so in a safe, simple and affordable way. "We think that this is a fantastic natural way of losing weight and I think it is a life-saver."

    The Metro Newspaper October 2010 reported that:

 £1 SLIMMING PILL "IS VIAGRA FOR WOMEN"

A slimming pill that costs £1 a day could be the female equivalent of Viagra with its libido boosting side effects.A growing number of women in their 40s and 50s who have taken Vita-Lean to control weight gain have noticed a boost in sex drive ‘of up to 90 per cent'. It increases sexual desirein a matter of weeks and can be taken prior to intercourse in much the same way as Viagra, they claim.

 Sarah Marshall, 43, said she took Vita-Lean to lose weight ‘and managed to lose a stone in under a month'. ‘But I noticed a side-effect in so far as it's restored my sex life to the full,' added the mother-of-two from Norwich.

 It is believed a key natural ingredient, Irvingia Gabonensis - an extract of the African mango, eaten for its health benefits - could be responsible. A tea-based infusion of the extract has been used for centuries in Africa as an aphrodisiac.

 Vita-Lean promises to help women drop a dress size in just three weeks by tricking the body's metabolism into staying active. The pill - already a hit in the US - is available online and does not need a prescription.

Ingredients within Vita Lean:

Irvingia Extract, Cissus Extract, Maltodextrin, Vegetarian Cellulose (capsule shell), Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide.

 Vita-Lean contains two natural plant extracts - Irvingia and Cissus.

 Irvingia

 Irvingia gabonensis is an extract of the bush mango, a tropical fruit endemic to West Africa. The fruit itself - which looks a little like a lime - is one of Cameroon's most farmed products, and has a strong and sweet smell.

 The fruit is cultivated for its flesh and for its nut - known as an ‘Ogbono' seed. Both are used as a thickener in sauces and curries in West and Central Africa.

 The Ibiobio tribe, from south eastern Nigeria, are proof positive of the link between diet and metabolic diseases. Research shows that the tribe, which use Irvingia on a daily basis, are slim and have a low level of obesity.

Cissus

 Cissus quadrangularis is an extract of a nutritious plant found in various regions of Cameroon. Some tribes use it as a cooking vegetable, while others use its succulent stem for rehydration when working in forest areas.

 In traditional Cameroon medicine, natives use the extract to treat an assortment of ailments. Back in 1993, research showed its ability to control blood glucose levels in diabetics by reducing the amount of a key enzyme known as ‘alpha amylase'. Subsequent tests carried out by the IGER in Aberystwyth, Wales, found it can also control aspects of obesity and its related complications.

Since 1996, an extract of Cissus has been marketed by Gateway Health Alliances in Fairfield, California, and used as a supplement by people with obesity related complications