The ground-breaking plant-based dietary supplement calocurb™ is rapidly
expanding internationally. Last week Iceland joined the list of
countries that the supplement is now available in, which includes the
United States, China and New Zealand. According to calocurb’s maker –
LifeStream – there are plans to launch in Vietnam, Mexico and Malaysia
very soon. This news comes on the heels of calocurb receiving phenomenal
reviews worldwide and positive study findings:
Positive Independent Reviews
Becca Ludlum from My Crazy Good Life covered calocurb in a piece called “Reasons I Use This Natural Weight Management Supplement.”
She writes that, while she was sceptical at first, she decided to try
calocurb after learning that it had only three plant-based natural
ingredients.
After a week or so of using the product, Becca
describes, “I notice that I feel less hungry, that is all. Being less
hungry definitely makes me think about food less, which allows me to
feel more in control of what I eat.”
Becca also happily adds that
there were no side effects, especially considering a drop in her blood
sugar levels generally triggers a migraine, and that calocurb helps her
stay on track on her diet.
The lifestyle site, On Better Living also shared a similar set of results in their post called “Say Goodbye to Cravings with This 100% Plant-Based Supplement.”
After
taking calocurb for three consecutive nights, they write, “calocurb
definitely seems to be curbing my hunger in the evening. I haven’t
snacked at all and I’ve increased the duration of my fast from 16 to 18
hours... I feel satiated throughout the night without nausea or the
jitters.”
Positive Study Findings
The supplement itself is being regarded as a breakthrough in the war against obesity in light of positive study findings.
The
first clinical trial confirmed the bitter plant ingredient - Amarasate
extract - effectively suppressed appetite in study participants and
reduced the amount of food they ate.
Dr. John Ingram, who led the
research team from the Crown Research Institute, said that when
calocurb is taken an hour before meals, lab trials on human cells showed
the hops extract activated the human body's "stop eating signal."
In
the study, 20 male volunteers were given the extract or a placebo after
eating a standardised 578 calorie energy breakfast. They were asked to
eat until they felt comfortably full at lunch and afternoon tea, and
their energy intake was recorded. Blood samples and subjective ratings
of appetite were taken throughout the day. The researchers found that
the Amarasate extract stimulated significant increases in hormones that
regulate appetite and reduced food intake by up to 944 kJ (226
calories).
It has taken the team six years to identify the plant
and develop the extract for clinical testing said study lead Ingram, who
presented the findings of the study at a European Obesity Summit in
Sweden last month.
The extract targeted bitter taste receptors
that work to increase a feeling of fullness in the gut, Ingram said.
"What we have done is to target specific bitter taste receptors that we
know are expressed by these cells to enhance the satiety signalling."
Calocurb
Calocurb launched New Zealand and the US
last year and is a 100% plant-based dietary supplement that supports
weight management and appetite control in an organic and natural manner.
Amarasate
is the active ingredient in calocurb, and is a specific New Zealand
grown hop flower extract and developed by Plant & Food Research, the
largest Crown Research Institute in New Zealand.
