You know that old musical Little Shop of Horrors?
In it, a mild-mannered flower shop assistant named Seymour discovers a very unusual plant he names Audrey II. The twist is the plant is an always-hungry, bossy carnivorous plant.
Well, as I was reading some research today, I found myself thinking about Audrey II. The demanding “fat hormone” at the center of the studies on my desk reminded me of that plant that was constantly calling out, “FEED me, Seymour!”
This hormone is squatting in your body right now… hiding in your belly blubber and lurking in your arm flab. And when things go wrong, it’s kind of a never-satisfied bully with an appetite like Audrey II.
In fact, this fat hormone is likely responsible for you being overweight. And its constant demands to “be fed” will also probably be why your resolution to lose weight this year will fail…. AGAIN.
That is unless you do something to outwit the tyrant. And I plan on helping you do JUST that.
Because if you struggle to lose weight, it’s likely NOT your fault; it’s the fat hormone. And the discovery of a natural “fruit extract” that can help turn down this hormone could help you FINALLY shed the fat.
I’ll have more on that incredible fruit extract breakthrough in just a few moments. But first, let’s take a closer look at how this fat hormone could be the reason you’ve found it nearly impossible to lose weight in the past. Or keep it off if you ever did.
Trouble losing weight? THIS could be why
The discovery of this fat hormone changes everything. We’re now learning that it isn’t diet alone that causes us to pack on the pounds. It’s not our couch potato tendencies or even our genetics that are to blame, either.
Well, not entirely anyway. All those things can play a role, of course. But until we learned about this fat hormone, there was a missing piece of the puzzle.
And now cutting-edge science suggests that this hormone could potentially control how easily you can lose fat from all your trouble spots… like your belly, thighs, and arms.
You see, when this fat hormone is working CORRECTLY, it actually helps you stay slim. Because when you have enough fat stored up, it sends the signal to your brain, “Hey, we’ve got plenty of fat down here. You’re FULL. Stop eating.”
Your body can then go ahead and burn calories at a normal rate. And when your fat stores start to run low, it tells your brain that you’re hungry again.
“FEED ME” hormone is KEEPING you fat?
When you have far too much of the fat hormone on board over time, a strange thing can happen. Your tissues become insensitive to the hormone. They build a resistance and, in effect, go blind to it.
Your brain essentially begins to believe you’re starving all the time. So you can feel hungry even after you’ve eaten a nice filling meal. (Sound familiar?)
It’s almost as if the fat hormone, we’ll call it Audrey III, is now continually screaming, “FEED me, Seymour!” And to make matters worse, the more you eat, the more fat cells you have, which then produce even MORE of the hormone.
High levels of “Audrey III” can make it nearly impossible to lose weight. So, through no fault of your own, you’re now TRAPPED in an overweight body.
But that’s where that fruit extract I mentioned earlier comes in. It turns out this powerful compound could help you outwit the tyrant. It can help dial down your fat hormone levels so it can no longer sabotage your weight loss efforts.
No less than four clinical trials show it works. And let’s just say works is an understatement. Because in every single one, men and women alike were FINALLY able to drop POUNDS of stubborn fat from their frames.
In fact, the obese volunteers taking this extraordinary fruit extract shed a stunning 23 pounds in just 8 short weeks in one of them. Plus, incredibly, their total body fat shrank by 26 percent. They didn’t go on some sort of super restrictive diet to achieve that either.
The study, published in the journal Natural Product Communications, was the most rigorous kind, a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, cross-over trial. Or what scientists often call the “gold standard” of trial designs.
Take control of the fat hormone with CurcuTrim
So, in other words, as incredible as those results are, you can ALSO trust they’re accurate. This stuff is the real deal. And unlike so often happens with exciting breakthroughs like this, you can actually get your hands on it RIGHT NOW.
But… and this is a BIG but… it’s vital that you get the RIGHT KIND of the extract and the exact same amounts as used in the trials. Otherwise, you have no guarantees.
The extract comes from a very specific West African plant that produces a fruit that kind of looks like a grape. And some folks are selling a sub-par version of it online.
And who knows what Little Shop of Horrors they got it from. So you need to purchase yours from a maker you can trust.
Lucky for us, we have one of those right here as part of the Healthier Talk family. Healthier Talk contributor Dr. Richard Gerhauser has made a top-quality West African Veldt Grape extract the center of his powerful new weight loss formula CurcuTrim.
CurcuTrim is a state of the science supplement addresses a root cause of weight gain by targeting higher levels of that “Audrey III” fat hormone with the grape extract. But that’s just the start.
CurcuTrim also contains curcuma longa, which addresses the protein that can stand in the way of your brain getting that critical “you’re FULL” message from your fat hormones. It can help SLASH those “Audrey III” levels.
But I’ve run out of space to tell you everything you should know about this incredible breakthrough formula. So, I’ll just say I’m planning on taking CurcuTrim myself. And then I’ll let Dr. Gerhauser give you the rest of the exciting news. (He’s agreed to make anyone reading this a part of his special “early bird” group.)
You’ll find all the details you need… and a way to order a risk-free bottle of CurcuTrim yourself… on the other side of this link.
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