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Support healthy weight loss with MetaBurst’s exclusive formula of 23 100% natural ingredients with a weight loss plan backed by clinical research.
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March 2023 – Breakthrough Fat Loss Discovery
University Of Barcelona Scientists Discover a Shocking New Cause Of Belly Fat
Are you struggling to lose weight, whether or not you diet or exercise? Turns out it’s not your fault.
In 2023, researchers at the University of Barcelona made a groundbreaking discovery by identifying specific metabolite molecules that appear to protect against weight gain, even if the diet is not so balanced.
This revolutionary insight into metabolomics – the study of metabolites and their roles in metabolic processes – highlights how these new molecules improve the body’s metabolic systems, boosting its ability to burn fat and increase weight loss!
Metabolites are tiny, crucial players in our cells that greatly influence our metabolism. They are key to fat loss because they regulate the biochemical processes that convert stored fat into usable energy, allowing us to burn fat more efficiently and ultimately lose weight.
In both overweight women and men, these metabolic processes may not work as they should, resulting in poor fat metabolism and making weight loss difficult.
By optimizing the functionality of these metabolic processes, your body becomes more efficient at burning fat and promoting weight loss, giving you significant help in achieving your ideal weight.
What is the common factor among thin individuals? An efficient and optimally functioning metabolic system enhanced by effective metabolic activity!
The good news is that there is a way to target and optimize these metabolic processes, influenced by specific metabolites, so that your body can metabolize stubborn fat and help your metabolism into an effective weight loss system.
References:
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.1700677
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/08/210812092722.htm
That’s why we created…
PS1000 MetaBurst is unlike anything you’ve ever experienced in your life!
It is a product developed with the latest scientific studies and very effective results, with an incredible proprietary blend of nutrients and exotic plants designed to target metabolic processes, addressing the newly discovered root cause of your unexplained weight gain.
For every small improvement in metabolic efficiency, there is a significant jump in calorie burning, fat reduction and increased energy levels in your body!
In every PS1000’s MetaBurst drop you’ll find:
23 Clinically Researched Ingredients That Target Metabolic Efficiency, Maximizing Fat Metabolism
1.Bird Pepper Fruit Extract
Metabolic support
Supports thermogenesis
Suppresses appetite
2.Forskohlii Root Extract
Metabolic support
Suppresses appetite
Supports healthy blood glucose
3.Astragalus Root Extract
Metabolic support
Supports a healthy inflammatory response
Helps fatigue
4.Guaranã Seed Extract
Metabolic support
Boosts fat metabolism
Suppresses appetite
5.Raspberry Ketones
Metabolic support
Antioxidant effects
Boosts metabolism
6.Grape Seed Extract
Metabolic support
Suppresses fat accumulation
Supports a healthy inflammatory response
7.Chromium Picolinate
Metabolic support
Reduces food cravings
Improves glucose metabolism
8.Gymnema Leaf Extract
Reduces sugar cravings
Supports healthy blood glucose
Promotes healthy digestion
9.African Mango Fruit Extract
Suppresses appetite
Inhibits fat production
Boosts metabolism
10.Maca Root Extract
Prevents new fat cells
Contributes to fat loss
Supports a healthy inflammatory response
11.Asian Ginseng Root Extract
Reduces fat accumulation
Anti-obesity effects
Supports healthy blood glucose
12.Grapefruit Seed Extract
Promotes fat loss
Supports healthy blood glucose
Suppresses appetite
13.Eleuthero Root Extract
Boosts metabolism
Supports healthy blood glucose
Reduces stress and cortisol levels
14.Green Tea Leaf Extract
Supports thermogenesis
Enhances lipid metabolism
Reduces fat absorption
OTHER INGREDIENTS
15. L-Glutamine
16. L-Tyrosine
17. L-Arginine
18. Beta-Alanine
19. Monoammonium Glycyrrhizinate
20. GABA (Gamma aminobutyric acid)
21. L-Omithine HCL
22. L-Tryptophan
23. L-Carnitine
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# Plant Ingredients
# No Stimulants
# Easy To Use
# No Chemicals
# Non-GMO
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Is PS1000 MetaBurst right for me?
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