Triple Support to Help Block Carbs
Maintaining a low-carb diet isn’t always easy.
It’s especially challenging around holidays, celebrations, birthdays, weekends, Thursdays, and pretty much every other day.
That’s why we developed a clean, natural solution that can turn a “cheat day” into an “achieve day” – or at least reduce the impact!
Turn Your Cheat Day into “Achieve Day”
AIVIA™ Carb Blocker draws on the natural power of a clean formula containing white kidney bean and cinnamon bark – two herbs clinically studied for their benefits in inhibiting carb absorption.
Combining these ingredients with chromium provides a triple-action benefit that is sure to help you achieve your active nutrition and weight management goals!
White Kidney Bean
White Kidney bean contains an amylase inhibitor, which may help reduce the calories available to your body by naturally and safely interfering with the digestion of starchy carbohydrates.
Cinnamon Bark
Recent clinical studies demonstrate that cinnamon bark has the ability to support healthy blood glucose levels. It does this by reducing the amount of sugar your body absorbs, which means fewer carbs!
Chromium
Chromium is an essential trace mineral found in small amounts in whole grains and brightly colored fruits and vegetables. Chromium transports quick fuel glucose into cells for energy. Chromium has been well-studied and shown to help regulate blood sugar already within the normal range. Chromium can also help reduce appetite and curb cravings.
White Kidney Bean Extract, Cassia Cinnamon Bark Extract, Chromium.
Nature’s Sunshine Quality Assurance staff sources the world's purest ingredients, no matter where they are grown, to ensure the active nutrients are delivered just as nature intended.
Better ingredients mean better products…so you can get back to feeling the power of nature!
Take 2 capsules prior to eating a high-carb meal.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.