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Optimized Saffron with Satiereal®
Helps you fight the urge to snack
60 capsules
Appetite control
Botanicals
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Mood
Supplement Facts
For you, if you wish to maintain a healthy weight and fight the urge to snack
The saffron extract in Optimized Saffron with Satiereal® can:
- Help resist the desire to snack between meals
- Support healthy weight management
- Enhance mood and relieve stress
- Promote satiety
This standardised saffron extract provides support for healthy body weight, by targeting some of the emotional factors that make you eat more and affecting neurotransmitter signals. Optimized Saffron with Satiereal® can help you resist the urge to snack between meals.
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Do you often take snacks between meals? Can you not help reaching for that extra biscuit? Having difficulty exercising portion control? Optimised Saffron with Satiereal® may be just the answer you need.
Satiereal® is a clinically studied, proprietary extract of saffron, a spice that has been known to enhance mood and relieve stress.
This standardised saffron extract provides support for healthy body weight, by targeting some of the emotional factors that make you eat more.
Just two 88.25 mg capsules of Optimised Saffron with Satiereal® deliver the active constituents, safranal, and crocin, shown to modulate certain serotonergic receptors in the brain to support mood. In clinical studies, women taking Satiereal experienced:
- 100% reduction in the desire to snack;
- 50% fewer instances of eating between meals;
- Less hunger;
- Moderate weight loss;
- More energy;
- Better mood.
They experienced a greater sense of control over between-meal snacking and a change in eating behaviour. They reported feeling better about themselves and better in general.
The fact that Satiereal® induced significant reductions (100%) in snacks craving, but with only moderate weight loss, backs up the approach for effectively managing weight that Life Extension® has embraced.
This supplement should be taken in conjunction with a healthy diet and regular exercise program. Results may vary.
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