Garcinia Cambogia and Acai Berry Extract, Appetite Suppressant, Carbohydrate Blocker, Achieve Weight Goals 

Brazilian Belly Burn Garcinia Cambogia and Acai Berry (30/60/120 Capsules)

This supplement combines Garcinia Cambogia, which inhibits the body's conversion of carbohydrates into fat, with raspberry ketones, aiding the body in converting fat into energy. Acai berry contributes to weight loss and maintenance.

Harnessing the superior antioxidant properties of acai berry, the thermogenic and energy benefits of green tea and caffeine, and the fat-blocking effects of Garcinia Cambogia, Brazilian Belly Burner also includes apple cider vinegar, kelp, and grapefruit. Acai berry concentrate, sourced from the Amazon rainforest, adds antioxidant-rich benefits, known for immune stimulation and energy enhancement for centuries. Research suggests its potential to prevent diseases related to oxidative damage and offers numerous health benefits, making it a renowned superfood for weight management.

Studies from the National Institute on Aging have shown that acai berry pulp can mitigate the adverse effects of a high-fat diet on flies. Brazilian Belly Burn features over 200 mg of raspberry ketone extract, targeting fat cells throughout the body and assisting in fat burning by affecting adiponectin levels. Additionally, it contains 100 mg of Garcinia Cambogia, which inhibits carbohydrate conversion into fat, leading to increased glycogen in the liver and reduced appetite signaling to the brain.

Garcinia Cambogia, also known as Malabar tamarind, provides (-)-hydroxycitric acid (HCA), historically used in Southeast Asia to enhance meal satiety. Its extract serves as an anti-obesity agent. Combined with other carefully selected ingredients, Brazilian Belly Burn offers a potent solution for initiating and sustaining long-term weight loss.

Disclaimer: The information provided is not a substitute for professional medical advice. It is essential to carefully read and follow the product packaging instructions. If you suspect a medical issue, seek immediate assistance from a healthcare professional. Dietary supplements may not be evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.