Clinically proven to help you slim by aiding appetite control, Zotrim works by boosting the feeling of satiety – the feeling of fullness. This means you not only eat less at mealtimes, but also snack less between meals.
Based on three South American herbs – Guarana, Damiana and Yerba Mate, Zotrim has been proven effective in a series of published studies, including a double-blind, randomised clinical trial.[1] The most recent Zotrim study, published in The British Food Journal 2007, showed not only weight reduction (85% of trial participants lost weight when using Zotrim.[2]), but also a reduction in waist and hip circumference – and an improvement in control over eating behaviour.
Denise Courtney, who lost three stone using Zotrim, says “Zotrim fitted into my life, and helped me relearn healthy eating habits. Like a lot of people, my portion sizes had gradually crept up, especially in the winter, and taking Zotrim meant I was able to cut down without even noticing.”
1.“Weight loss and delayed gastric emptying following a South American herbal preparation in overweight patients”
T Andersen and J Fogh, Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics 14, 243-250 (2001)
2.“Effectiveness of a herbal weight loss supplement (Zotrim™) for weight management”
CHS Ruxton, L Kirkwood, B McMillan, D. St John, CEL Evans, British Food Journal 109(6), 416-428 (2007)
Zotrim costs £21.95 for one month’s supply, and is a available from Boots, Tesco, Superdrug, Waitrose, Sainsbury’s, Lloyd’s pharmacy, Holland & Barrett and good health food stores, as well as direct from Nature’s Remedies on 0845 345 0724 or
www.zotrim.comDr Jason Halford, director of the Human Ingestive Behaviour Laboratory and convenor of the Liverpool Obesity Research Network, is available for comment on the subject of obesity, appetite and eating behaviour.
