NATROL ULTRA CARB:

[Guest guest]

IMHO you'd get a more effective result if you just take a strong

laxitive, but I don't recommend that either. The producer claims it

works by attacking the natural digestive enzymes that your body uses to

digest food. Do you really want that?

Here's a link that discusses it further:

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http://hubpages.com/hub/Ultra-Carb-Intercept-Diet-Pills--What-You-Need-to-Know

..

Here's a quote from that page that you might find interesting. Note the

possible side effects:

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Quote:

*Do Ultra Carb Intercept Pills Actually Work?*

There is very little evidence available to suggest the ingredients in

the proprietary can actually reduce carb absorption. While some

researchers have confirmed the positive effects of white kidney bean

extract on carb intake, these are unconfirmed studies and there is no

verifiable link to extensive weight loss. The FDA reports a number of

side effects linked to pills and supplements that contain white kidney

bean extract that include diarrhea, poor digestion, constipation, and

stomach cramps. The ingredient is essentially a starch blocker, but does

present a number of side effects. Insosine has not been researched in

enough detail to support the claims made by Natrol, and is still

undergoing review.

End of quote.

Luck,

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..

> I have a bottle of Natrol Carb Intercept and was going to try it

> actually as my

> endocrinologist suggested low carb.. also looked into Pyruvate and

> heard that it

> was saf for people with hypo....think Im just gonna settle with this Carb

> Intercept though.

[Guest guest]

Reducing carbs is really not hard, and much more controllable and healthy, IMO.

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From: <res075oh@...>

Subject: NATROL ULTRA CARB:

hypothyroidism

Date: Sunday, March 6, 2011, 9:04 AM

IMHO you'd get a more effective result if you just take a strong

laxitive, but I don't recommend that either.  The producer claims it

works by attacking the natural digestive enzymes that your body uses to

digest food.  Do you really want that?

Here's a link that discusses it further:

..

http://hubpages.com/hub/Ultra-Carb-Intercept-Diet-Pills--What-You-Need-to-Know

..

Here's a quote from that page that you might find interesting.  Note the

possible side effects:

..

Quote:

      *Do Ultra Carb Intercept Pills Actually Work?*

There is very little evidence available to suggest the ingredients in

the proprietary can actually reduce carb absorption. While some

researchers have confirmed the positive effects of white kidney bean

extract on carb intake, these are unconfirmed studies and there is no

verifiable link to extensive weight loss. The FDA reports a number of

side effects linked to pills and supplements that contain white kidney

bean extract that include diarrhea, poor digestion, constipation, and

stomach cramps. The ingredient is essentially a starch blocker, but does

present a number of side effects. Insosine has not been researched in

enough detail to support the claims made by Natrol, and is still

undergoing review.

End of quote.

Luck,

..

..

> I have a bottle of Natrol Carb Intercept and was going to try it

> actually as my

> endocrinologist suggested low carb.. also looked into Pyruvate and

> heard that it

> was saf for people with hypo....think Im just gonna settle with this Carb

> Intercept though.

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