I went out to eat last night with one of my friends who takes supplements and before he ate he popped 6 of these Fibo-trim pills. I decided why not, so I did the same thing. Do you actually think it works? I guess these pills are to absorb fat. By the way, I am new to this forum so bear with me!
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Advocare Fibo-trim -- does it really work?
- Thread starter Stephie84
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They don't "absorb fat", what they do is PREVENT ABSORPTION of fat by your body. There are supplements that claim to prevent the absorption of carbs as well (Phase 2 blockers).
I know people who buy and use these regularly. The products (like Fibo-trim) consist of a type of fiber that binds to fat. Since fiber isn't absorbed by the body ever the fat goes out the body with the fiber.
Here's the thing though: these products have been shown in studies to reduce cholesterol, but there is no good research to show that it helps weight loss of any kind.
I know people who buy and use these regularly. The products (like Fibo-trim) consist of a type of fiber that binds to fat. Since fiber isn't absorbed by the body ever the fat goes out the body with the fiber.
Here's the thing though: these products have been shown in studies to reduce cholesterol, but there is no good research to show that it helps weight loss of any kind.