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Title
Zetacap
Description
"You are about to discover the 'mechanical' method to control your weight. Read on and you’ll discover a secret very few know…"
It’s called Nano-Fiber and here's how it works. nano-fiber is delivered in capsule form and is a super thick non-digestible fiber. It’s not a stimulant, a fat blocker, or a diuretic. It contains practically no calories and is fat free.
Here’s what it does. When you take one to two “Nano-Fiber” Zetacap™ capsules before any meal, along with an 8 ounces of water, the “Nano-Fiber” in Zetacap™ works to absorb the water from the glass and form a filling gel inside your stomach within minutes.
It’s that simple. You’re satisfied, without jittery stimulants or tonics with weird side effects. Zetacap™ helps you eat less without feeling cheated.
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Community Reviews
REVEIW OF ZETACAP
Bypass surgery is often used as a last resort for people looking to lose weight and shrink their stomachs. Unfortunately, surgery like that comes with a lot of pain, high medical costs and prolonged recovery time. (For this reason, it seems, Zetacap has been marketed.) After taking the recommended amount of Zetacap capsules with water, the body absorbs the water and forms a gel, filling the stomach. This technique may give consumers the sense of feeling full and reduces the amount of food eaten at meals. Ultimately, the reduction of food eaten may lead to desired weight loss. We will take a look below at the active ingredients.
For the complete Zetacap review please go to SkinnyOnDiets.com
- posted by John Gerzetic on Feb 21, 2007, 7:37 pm
REVIEW OF Zetacap
Zetacap contains almost no calories and stimulants such as ephedra or caffeine. Instead of being developed with a combination of chemically generated compounds, Zetacap contains an herbal blend of cassia angusifolia, plantago major, xanthan gum, fucus vesiculosus, capsicum frutescens, konjac radix, echinacea purpurea, ananas comosus and allium sativum. It also includes zingiber officinale, ginkgo biloba, panax ginseng, llex paraguariensis, filipendula ulmaria, hypericum perforatum and valeriana officianalis.
For the complete Zetacap review please go to TheDietLibrary.com
- posted by David Tober on MAY 11, 2007
