My Secret Weapon

My “secret weapon” is a prod­uct I was intro­duced to about ten years ago by one of my clients who was a coach and distributor.

Whether you are try­ing to lose, main­tain or gain weight, it is very impor­tant that, in addi­tion to eat­ing prop­erly, your plan pro­vides you all of the impor­tant vit­a­mins and min­er­als in the amounts nec­es­sary to main­tain good health. I use Advocare’s Meta­bolic Nutri­tion Sys­tem.

The pro­gram is easy to fol­low: Each day you con­sume the con­tents of four pouches. The con­tents of each of the two labeled “gold” are taken thirty min­utes before break­fast and lunch. The remain­ing two “white” pack­ets con­tain a total of three tablets and one cap­sule which are taken with one of those meals, prefer­ably breakfast.

How does it work? Advo­care says that the sys­tem “includes the appetite sup­pres­sants, meta­bolic enhancers and ther­mo­genic prod­ucts needed to help con­trol appetite, reduce crav­ings (espe­cially for car­bo­hy­drates and sweets) and gen­tly increase energy levels.”

The Meta­bolic Nutri­tion Sys­tem comes in three dif­fer­ent for­mu­la­tions: Basic, Max­i­mum Energy and Max­i­mum Appetite Con­trol.

Advo­care spe­cial­izes in pro­vid­ing high qual­ity, safe nutri­tional sup­ple­ments, meal replace­ment shakes, energy bars, skin care prod­ucts, etc. The prod­ucts are used by many pro­fes­sional ath­letes, some of whom are offi­cial endorsers.¹

What does Advo­care do for me? I find that I have more energy, but not that mis­er­able “buzzed” or ner­vous feel­ing that results, for instance, from drink­ing too much caf­feine. Proper nutri­tion reg­u­lates and nor­mal­izes all func­tions — the prod­uct assists with that process.

There is, of course, no sci­en­tific way to assess how much of one’s moti­va­tion to eat a proper diet and exert con­trol over the desire eat too much or the wrong kinds of food can be attrib­uted to psy­cho­log­i­cal changes as opposed to uti­liz­ing nutri­tional sup­ple­ments, but, over­all, my desire to power down desserts and other sweets is vir­tu­ally gone. Ditto the urge to over­load on car­bo­hy­drates. I look at the slice of four-layer choco­late cake on the dessert cart in the restau­rant and expe­ri­ence no crav­ing for it. These days, it just looks like an upset stom­ach wait­ing to hap­pen. Ditto the chicken fet­tuc­cine Alfredo I used to adore.

It is imper­a­tive that you con­sult with your physi­cian to see if Advo­care prod­ucts are right for you before using them. Yes­ter­day, we took the box set­ting forth all of the ingre­di­ents and nutri­tional details to our fam­ily physi­cian and she rec­om­mended that my hubby not use the prod­uct due to his diabetes.

To learn more about the prod­ucts, con­tact a dis­trib­u­tor in your area or con­tact the com­pany directly at (800) 542‑4800 or customerservice@advocare.com.²

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2. In case you’re won­der­ing … no, I’m not a dis­trib­u­tor, so I have no finan­cial moti­va­tion to pro­vide this infor­ma­tion to you.

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