Frete Grátis em todos os produtos
Lean Time Keto Pills 1275MG: A Revolução na Sua Jornada Keto
Descubra a nova era da suplementação com as Lean Time Keto Pills 1275MG, uma fórmula aprimorada que traz um total de 1275MG de ingredientes ativos, superando a versão anterior de 800MG. Este suplemento foi desenvolvido para aqueles que buscam maximizar os benefícios da dieta cetogênica, proporcionando uma experiência superior e eficaz. Com uma combinação poderosa de nutrientes essenciais, as Lean Time Keto Pills são a chave para desbloquear seu potencial máximo durante a cetose.
A fórmula inovadora inclui ingredientes como Vinagre de Maçã, Folha de Chá Verde, Pó de Azeite Extra Virgem, Magnésio, Cálcio e Sódio. Esses nutrientes são cruciais para manter o equilíbrio do seu corpo, especialmente durante a fase de adaptação à cetose, onde o organismo pode ficar desidratado e carente de eletrólitos. Com Lean Time Keto, você não apenas alimenta seu corpo, mas também o equilibra, ajudando na recuperação e recarga das energias.
Além disso, as Lean Time Keto Pills são testadas em laboratório por terceiros e seguem as normas de Boas Práticas de Fabricação (GMP), garantindo a mais alta qualidade e segurança. Cada frasco contém 60 cápsulas vegetais, oferecendo um suprimento para 30 dias. Para obter os melhores resultados, recomenda-se a ingestão de 2 cápsulas de uma a três vezes ao dia, 20 a 30 minutos antes das refeições, acompanhadas de um copo de água de 240ml, ou conforme orientação de um profissional de saúde.
Mint –
These are easy-to-take supplements to aid your ketogenic diet journey. They have no smell (super bonus!) and are about the size of a typical adult multivitamin. The cap is not childproof, so be aware of that.
One of the biggest hurdles for people starting the keto diet is getting past the first week or two when you’re met with the “Keto Flu”. This is caused by an electrolyte imbalance and dehydration that occurs as your body moves from using carbs for fuel to fat. Hydrating and increasing your electrolytes will reduce the symptoms and reduce the time your body goes through this phase. This supplement will aid in increasing your electrolytes!
Aging 007 –
I was offered the opportunity to test out this supplement through the Vine program. In addition to this Keto supplement, I was also offered one of a different brand name but made by the same manufacturer that purported to have the same contents but cost substantially less. The difference, that I could see, was that this one has the GMP, Lab Tested and Premium Quality stamps on the bottle. That, combined with the fact that the manufacturer has been in business 10 years or so, tell me that (whether it works or not) the supplement is probably legit and contains what it is supposed to.
I hereby submit myself to a field study of one. I’ll be taking the other version for a week, as often as I deem necessary (up to the 3x per day recommended by the label) before eating a meal or a sugary treat. Then I’ll test this bottle for a week and I’ll see if there seems to be any substantial difference for me.
At the beginning of week 1 I weighed in at 236lbs. Note that I am down from 252lbs three weeks ago. I am a 6′ guy with a large build (large enough that 252lbs doesn’t look obese on me). In my opinion I start looking fit-ish around 220lbs. My goal weight is anything 10000 steps per day. I play volleyball 4-6 hours per week and I go to the gym for a weight lifting circuit workout 2 times per week. The semaglutide is keeping my glucose in check and helping to curb me of my bad habits like eating not long before bed. I will try to remain fairly consistent in my habits over the two weeks of testing.
I believe these pills actually mimic a small portion of what semaglutide will do for you, in that it’s a clinically proven fact that consuming vinegar 10-30 minutes before eating will help prevent glucose spikes. Glucose spikes are bad and can send you down a path of yoyoing blood sugar levels for the remainder of your day. For a pretty good explanation, if you’re interested, look up The Glucose Goddess on Diary of a CEO on youtube. In my opinion, your blood sugar being out of control is one of the biggest obstacles to losing weight.
This supplement also contains powdered green tea leaf and olive oil in addition to vitamin D3, Vitamin C, Magnesium and small amounts of calcium, sodium and potassium. I’m sure everybody knows what the major green tea leaf benefits purportedly are (energy, increased metabolism). The olive oil powder is generally considered to have the same health benefits as it’s liquid cooking form does. In this application the most applicable benefit might be that it allegedly can help increase feelings of satiety, reducing cravings. This is another way this supplement attempts to mimic the action of semaglutide.
So what remains to be seen is if this is a supplement that can benefit someone taking semaglutide or if it is made redundant by it. It almost certainly would have positive benefits for someone not taking semaglutide if used properly to help control glucose spikes. I would recommend taking this as recommended prior to the first meal you eat for the day and continue taking it up to the recommended 3x daily dose prior to every meal or sugary treat you consume. I believe this will provide maximum benefits toward a weight loss goal.
Week 1 results with the competitor! So, something I totally didn’t take into consideration leading up to testing these two separate products–week 1 was Thanksgiving week! I went from three weeks of having almost no sugar to drinking eggnog and eating pie almost daily. It was bound to have been a bad week, right? Well, I dropped 3 lbs from my prior week weigh-in. I’m very happy with the combo of that supplemnt (and a couple of others) with semaglutide for keeping my blood sugar under control despite the food abuse I was subjecting myself to. I am also happy to report that for several of the days I took up to the daily recommended maximum of six pills and I experienced no negative effects from doing so.
Week 2 results with this GMP/Lab Tested but otherwise per the nutritional label the same formulation Keto supplement? Well, when I first hopped on the scale, 230lbs, but after wiggling around a bit it settled on 232lbs. I ate a lot of Thanksgiving leftovers this week and probably had more sugar than I had consumed since starting the semaglutide treatment. I do not feel that my overall caloric intake was substantially different than in week 1. I’m pretty thrilled with losing 4lbs the two weeks surrounding Thanksgiving though!
My conclusion is that either version of the supplement you’re likely to see some positive results if you take them as instructed prior to large meals or anything sugary to help reduce your glucose spikes. As with any supplement, it would be wise to consult your physician prior to first use to ensure that it’s a good fit for you.
S. French –
I’ve been using the Lean Time Keto Pills for a little while now, and I can say it’s a solid supplement to have while on a keto diet. The combination of apple cider vinegar, olive oil powder, and green tea extract really seems to help with energy and focus throughout the day. I feel like it helps me stay in the zone with my keto goals without any crashes. The 60 capsules are a great supply, and it’s easy to incorporate into my routine. No issues with digestion or side effects. Definitely a helpful boost for keto enthusiasts!
Mint –
I took these since I started keto and wanted a supplement to kind of boost the effects but I haven’t noticed much of a change at all, maybe because I’m too new to it, but thankfully I had no negative side effects. I haven’t finished the bottle so I’ll likely take them again once it’s been a couple of months but I doubt I’ll be buying another bottle
Happy Shopper –
Since I obviously do not have a lab at home to independently test the contents of the capsules, I am captive to the labeling provided by the manufacturer. I found the labeling to be extremely confusing. There are three sections on the label regarding the contents. If you add up the milligrams of the individually identified items with their recommended daily allowance it comes to 598 mg, not including the Vitamin D3, which is in micrograms. Below the detailed list are a list of “mineral blend” and a list of “keto blend” ingredients. Many of the items in each of those list appear to also be listed above in the detailed list. So it’s not possible to actually determine the volume of the individual ingredients in the mineral and keto blend ingredients.
The capsules themselves are slightly smaller than average, which makes them easy to swallow. There are 60 capsules in the bottle and a serving is two capsules, but then it also says one to three times a day. So you could go through this entire bottle in a month if you take two capsules once a day, which seems like it should be sufficient for the ingredients that have a daily recommended value assigned to them, but it could be as little as 10 days if you were to take two capsules three times a day. That doesn’t seem like much of a Value. The bottom line is I don’t see that these capsules contain anything really special.