Physician's Choice Thin 30 Probiotic for Weight Management 30 Count

Thin 30 Probiotics for Weight Management The Greenselect® Phytosome in Thin 30 is an all-natural caffeine-free green tea complex that has been clinically shown to have an impact on weight loss and maintenance. In one clinical study, a group of overweight and obese individuals taking Greenselect® for 90 days, in combination with a balanced diet and moderate exercise, lost an average of 30 pounds. Green tea extract contains polyphenols with proven antioxidant activity, and additional data suggests this ingredient can increase metabolic rate to support fat-burning. How Probiotics Support Digestive Health and Balance Your body’s digestive system contains hundreds of different microorganisms. A majority of these microorganisms are friendly bacteria that help break down fiber and provide important nutrients for the body. When the balance between good and bad bacteria is disturbed, problems with metabolism and digestive health can occur. Studies show that certain probiotic bacteria promote more efficient digestion and improve fat metabolism. While some probiotic strains have been linked to weight gain, Thin 30 is formulated with only the most clinically studied strains such as Lactobacillus gasseri and Bifidobacterium lactis. Our unique formula also includes prebiotic ingredients that naturally support weight management. What Sets Thin 30 Apart Other probiotic products may list misleading CFU counts on the label. Physician’s Choice® promises to not only use the best, purest ingredients, but also to be honest about what’s in our products. 15 billion CFUs means 15 billion CFUs. Additionally, the six strains in our Thin 30 probiotic are some of the most clinically researched strains, shown to be effective for overall gut health. Thin 30 Probiotic is packaged in a patented bottle that requires no refrigeration yet ensures a long shelf life for the probiotic organisms. Furthermore, delayed-release capsules help protect the probiotics from harsh stomach acid on their journey to the intestines.