AUGUST FEATURED PRODUCT - Tummy Control: Menopausal Weight Support Dietary Supplement with 34 Whole Herbs
Introducing our August Feature Product - Tummy Control, a complex blend of 34 whole herbs and 9 vitamins and minerals that work synergistically to help inhibit fat production, support normal metabolism, and soothe and calm the body's stress response.
Help counteract menopausal weight gain with St. John's Wort, Garcinia Cambogia, Green Tea and Rhodiola Rosea
St. John's Wort helps calm anxiety and menopausal discomforts, and Garcinia Cambogia helps the body manage and process fat.
Rhodiola Rosea Root, an adaptogenic (stress response) herb helps promote feelings of calm.
Linda Page (ND, PhD) crafted Tummy Control specifically for menopausal weight gain
Linda Page (ND, PhD) crafted Tummy Control specifically for menopausal weight gain. It's a complex blend of 34 whole herbs and 9 vitamins and minerals that work synergistically to help inhibit fat production, support normal metabolism, and soothe and calm the body's stress response.
The average woman can gain 10 to 15 pounds in menopause - partly from lifestyle changes, but also from hormone-related changes which impact metabolism. Weight gain this time around is more likely to settle around your abdomen than your hips and thighs.
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