Phase 2 diet pills reviewed - dosage and side effects

Manufacturer: www.phase2info.com

Phase 2 diet pills are over the counter diet pills that are made from extracts from the white kidney bean, which works as a starch/carbohydrate blocker. Manufacturers say that the product blocks fat, blocks carbohydrates, increases your metabolism, increases your energy and controls your appetite. It is said to neutralize the starch consumed from food such as rice, potatoes, bread and corn.

Normally when you eat, your body converts carbohydrates into sugar, and then breaks those carbohydrates down with an enzyme that is made in the pancreas. These sugars are then usually burned off through exercising, or your body stores them as fat for use later. But the bad side of that is, if you don’t use up that sugar that has been stored as fat and burn it off, then you put on weight.
Phase 2 is said to neutralize the enzyme that converts starch to sugar, and allow the carbohydrates to pass through the system.
A balance of a healthy diet and regular exercise is recommended to be teamed with the use of this supplement in order to receive its full benefits.

Dosage: Users should take two tablets twice a day (with breakfast and dinner). Manufacturers of Phase 2 weight-loss supplement suggest that users should also take a dose of anywhere between 500mg and 1500mg prior to consuming a carb-loaded meal. They advise that as everyone’s metabolism is different, people should experiment with their dosage to get the correct amount suitable to their own bodies.

Phase 2 Side Effects: In the studies completed on the Phase 2 diet pill, one of the main side effects reported was excessive gas. Other reported side effects include anxiety or restlessness.

Precautions: This product is not recommended to be taken by people who have diabetes. Diabetics considering taking Phase 2 should consult with their doctor prior to using this supplement. It is also not recommended for pregnant women.

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