|
|
Cortaslim website launches today.
|
Added: 05/11/2004
Type: Summary
Viewed: 1289 time(s)
[ Not Rated Yet ] |
Cortaslim website launches today.
Cortaslim is the number 1 weight loss method in America. Based upon the incredible successful infomercials featuring Dr. Greg Cynaumon and Shawn Talbott, Cortaslim has positively affected the lives of lots of people looking to lose weight. Http://www.cortaslim.info is the new website that will be the best online resource about Cortaslim as well as offering it for sale.
Below is some information about Cortaslim:
Cortaslim is a proprietary formula. Cortaslim is manufactured in FDA and cGMP certified laboratories with the strictest standards of quality assurance. CortaSlim does not contain ephedrine. Each Cortaslim bottle contains 60 capsules per bottle, which is a one month supply if you take the recommended dosage of 2 Cortaslim capsules per day, 1 Cortaslim capsule with breakfast and 1 Cortaslim capsule with lunch.
1. How does stress make us fat? First, although the behavioral response to stress is often thought to be a primary reason for weight gain, there are two very powerful physiological reasons for the link between stress and weight gain:
Whenever we are under stress, our bodies release its primary stress hormone known as cortisol. In the body, cortisol is a potent signal to do two things increase appetite and store fat. This means that whenever we are under stress, the increased cortisol in our body tells us that we are hungry, while at the same time telling our fat cells to store as much fat as they can (and then hold on to it as tightly as possible).
2. What is the hormone cortisol? Cortisol is our primary stress hormone. In small amounts, cortisol is needed by the body to control carbohydrate metabolism, inflammation, and cardiovascular function. Cortisol is also known as the fight-or-flight hormone because of its effects in increasing blood pressure and blood sugar levels to help us run away from or fight off a predator or other stressful event.
Unfortunately, while small amounts of cortisol are a good thing, too much cortisol, for too long, is most certainly a bad thing because it leads us to develop a number of adverse health conditions. Elevated cortisol levels have been associated with a wide range of health effects from increased appetite, to weight gain, to diabetes, to depression.
3. Who has high cortisol levels? Within our fast-paced modern world, a better question might be, "Who does not have elevated cortisol levels?" .. Elevated cortisol levels are so widespread. Dozens of scientific studies on cortisol show us that the following 3 groups of people are highly likely to suffer from elevated cortisol levels are those who:
Experience chronic stress.
Get less than 8 hours of sleep each night
Restrict calories for weight loss and dieting, or have restrained eating habits
4. Cortaslim Ingredients?
Cortiplex controls cortisol levels within a healthy range to help reduce fat storage and promote fat mobilization--especially fat stored around the midsection in the tough-to-lose abdominal area
Leptiplex is named for Leptin (the body's primary "feel full" hormone and metabolic regulator) because it helps to naturally control appetite, increase energy levels, and stimulate metabolisma
Insutrol balances blood sugar and insulin levels to help reduce cravings and let you stick to your healthy eating plana
Ingredients: Vitamin C, calcium, chromium, Cortiplex Blend (magnolia bark extract, beta-sitosterol, theanine), Leptiplex Blend (green tea extract, bitter orange peel extract), Insutrol Blend (banaba leaf extract, vanadium).
5. Are there any side effects? As with any natural product, there will be a range of effects experienced by Cortaslim users. Cortaslim does not contain ephedrine. Each of the ingredients in Cortaslim is known to be extremely safe when used as directed.
Cortaslim has been formulated to provide safe and clinically effective levels of all ingredients, but users are cautioned to discontinue Cortaslim use if they experience any undesired side effects.
7. How many servings are in each bottle? Cortaslim contains 60 capsules per bottle, which is a one-month Cortaslim supply if you take the recommended dosage of 2 Cortaslim capsules per day, 1 Cortaslim capsule with breakfast and 1 Cortaslim capsule with lunch.
As an advanced dosage, individuals who have high levels of stress or have difficulty with losing weight can take up to 2 Cortaslim capsules per meal up to 2-3 times per day. It is recommended not to exceed 6 Cortaslim capsules per day.
8. Is there a money-back guarantee for Cortaslim? Cortaslim is backed by a 60-day money back guarantee, less shipping and handling. Your Cortaslim order will come with return instructions.
Dr. Greg Cynaumon on Cortaslim:
Dr. Greg Cynaumon is a therapist and noted author of many psychology and self-help books, including his most recent; Discover Your Child's DQ Factor. Dr. Greg is also a veteran talk show host and spokesperson for Cortaslim.
"I looked into Dr. Talbott's cortisol hormone research the first time we met," he said. "It just made sense to me from two perspectives: first, as a member of the psychological profession working with clients with weight problems -- and second, as a frustrated dieter over the 20 years."
Dr. Greg added, "Anyone who has struggled with weight as long as I have will back me up... instinctively we all knew that there had to be an easier way to lose weight than starving and denying ourselves the foods that you love. That's why I jumped at the chance to try Cortaslim before I agreed to serve as a spokesperson. Heaven knows there are no magic pills that make you skinny and I still watch my diet and exercise."
On the topic of the radio and television commercials which feature Dr. Greg, he adds, "We all see and hear diet products on the radio and television and wonder how they ethically get away with the claims they make. They're embarrassing and I think most people see through them! One of the things I appreciate most about the Cortaslim message is that it takes the high road. Window Rock Health Laboratories simply puts forth the scientific facts and lets people decide for themselves." |
Article Pages: 1
Article Comments
 Add Comment |
 View All (3)
Poster: Rick B
Added: -0/5-/2004
Isn't technology great. It used to be that snake oil salesmen had to cart their wares in a horse drawn wagon until they were chased out of town.
|
Poster: Rick B
Added: -0/5-/2004
When I went to medical school, they taught us that Epinephrine was the flight or fright hormone. Maybe they didn't teach that in "therapy" school?
|
Poster: Rick B
Added: -0/5-/2004
Ok, line up for the Dr. Feelgood medicine show all you gullible folks. Think about it. You are to believe a "therapists" word about a
"medicine" developed by his "collegue" which means that the esteemed Dr. T is not a physician either? Hmmm
|
|
|
|
Good Resources