Home | Customer Service | Shipping | Privacy Policy | My Profile | Shopping Cart  Home > Manufacturers > Scifit > Carb & Fat Suppress Twin Carb & Fat Suppress Twin Carb & Fat Suppress Twin SF-117 Your Price: $29.95 Regular: $59.95 You Save: $30.00 Quantity: Description: Sci-Fit Fat and Carb Suppress Twinpack, 100 caps + 60 caps Fat Suppress is formulated with only Absorbitol brand Chitosan fat binding complex. Absorbitol is patented and clinically proven to bind up to 5 times more fat per gram than the average Chitosan product that's an incredible 178% more fat binding power than the other leading brands. Recently, the inventors of Absorbitol improved their fat binding complex further setting it apart from the competition. Fat Suppress is one of the first products to have this even stronger complex. Each capsule of Fat Suppress will bind up to 12 times its weight in fat which equals an amazing 7 grams of fat!  One or two capsules taken prior to a meal could prove to be extremely beneficial to anyone watching those fat calories.  Carb Suppress has been designed to reduce the body's ability to absorb carbohydrates through the small intestine. Think about it. If we are able to block even just a small percentage of the carbohydrates we ingest, we will save ourselves several hundred calories per day - multiply that by seven days and you have a savings of over one to two thousand calories per week! If weight loss is your goal, this savings can be the difference between a nice gradual loss of fat or no loss at all. How does Carb Suppress work? The carbohydrate inhibiting action of Carb Suppress is centered around the main ingredient Phaseolus Vulgaris (white kidney bean extract). Research has shown Phaseolus Vulgaris to inhibit the ability of the enzyme alpha amylase to break down starchy carbohydrates. Three out of four people who overeat consume too many carbohydrates, especially starchy carbohydrates. Starchy carbohydrates are found predominantly in foods such as potatoes, pastas and breads (the foods we love to eat.) Starchy carbohydrates are too large to be absorbed through the small intestine. They must be broken down into smaller molecules and to do this you need th