XL-S Medical

XL-S Medical Carb Blocker is indicated for weight loss in patients looking to combat obesity. It works by lowering fat intake, decreasing the appetite and significantly reducing calorie absorption. This new range of weight loss products is available in 3 different formulations, each of which exhibits its own unique properties to help with weight loss. XL-S Medical Appetite Reducer contains redusure, a water soluble organic extract made from glucomannan that has been derived from the roots of amorphophallus konjac. When it enters the stomach, its rich dietary fibers expand and form a viscous gel which is hard to digest. This promotes feelings of fullness, and helps control excessive appetites.

XL-S Medical Fat Binder exhibits its mechanism of action by binding to and reducing the overall intake of fats. Its main ingredient is a fiber complex known as litramine which is made from a type of cactus called opuntia fincus-indica. When administered after meals, it acts in the stomach and binds to as much as 28 per cent of the dietary fats present there. A fiber complex is formed which absorbs the fats and binds them together. This complex is too big for the body to absorb, and instead, it is excreted in the stools. In addition to this, the fat complex also releases vitamins E, D and A so that they can be absorbed by the body. Appetite and food cravings can also be reduced.

XL-S Medical Carb Blocker is formulated to lower the amount of calories that the body absorbs from any carbohydrates consumed from the diet, by as much as 66 per cent. This is especially useful in patients who wish to reduce the size of their waist. The main ingredient in this medicine is an organic glycoprotein complex which is produced using Phaseolus vulgaris extract. It works by inhibiting the activity of the protein responsible for breaking down carbohydrates into glucose (alpha-amylase). As a result of this, some of the carbohydrates in the intestine remain undigested, and are too big to be absorbed into the body. Instead, they are released naturally. Although some carbohydrates are metabolized into glucose and absorbed, it is still possible to lower the amount of calories absorbed from carbs by as much as two thirds.

The exact dosing schedule and frequency of administration varies, depending on which formulation is used. Patients using XL-S Medical Carb Blocker tablets are generally told to take each dose before meals, alongside a glass of water. Usually, physicians direct patients to take 2 tablets, 3 times per day (once in the morning, again in the afternoon, and finally at night), for a total daily dose of 6 tablets.

XL-S Medical Fat Binder is administered after meals, however the dosage regimen is the same (2 tablets with each dose, for a total of 3 daily doses, morning, noon and evening). XLS Medical Appetite Reducer is usually taken according to a different dosage schedule. Physicians normally instruct patients to administer 3 tablets roughly 30 minutes before eating (or else after meals). This will help to reduce the appetite and prevent unnecessary eating. However, physicians will direct patients not to take more than 9 tablets per day.

XL-S Medical Carb Blocker/Fat Binder/Appetite Reducer are made using organic plant extracts and other ingredients. In general, side effects are considered uncommon. Some patients may experience digestive upset or discomfort. Notify your physician of all side effects that occur and get medical help straight away if severe reactions are noticed.

XL-S Medical Carb Blocker/Fat Binder/Appetite Reducer are used to help boost weight loss, as an aid to obese patients wishing to get back in shape. However, special dietary requirements as well as frequent exercise may be necessary in order to successfully lose weight. Follow the instructions provided by your physician.

Your physician will inform you how long treatment needs to continue. This may vary, based on individual results and the response to the treatment. Regular monitoring of your body weight will be needed so that your progress can be measured.