C-Block Carbohydrate Inhibitor - Weight Loss Products

C-Block Carbohydrate Inhibitor from Absolute Nutrition - supplement that helps you "carb deplete" instead of "carb load". C-Block Carb Inhibitor helps you rid yourself of unwanted carbohydrates. The active ingredient is the Trimplex (phaseolus vulgaris) which has been shown to effectively prevent the body from absorbing up to 35 grams per meal of unwanted starches. C-Block is safe.

How to take C-Block Carbohydrate Inhibitor:
Take 2 tablets 15 minutes before each meal with a full glass of water (8 oz).

Precautions:
Before beginning any weight loss program, consult your health care professional. Do not take C-Block Carbohydrate Inhibitor without your doctor approval if you are pregnant or are breast-feeding. Keep out of reach of children. There have been no known reported side effects with this product.

Ingridients:
Trim Plex (as white kidney bean extract)(Phaseolus Vulgaris): 700 mg; Chromium (as chromium dinicotinate Glycinate): 200 mcg; Vanadium (as BMOV): 100 mcg.
Other ingredients: Dicalcium phosphate, cellulose, cellulose gum, vegetable stearic acid, silica, vegetable magnesium sterate and vegetable resin glaze.

More information.
Cblock's active ingredient is phaseolamine, the processed extract of the Northern White Kidney Bean, an all natural compound. Taken before a meal, C-block goes to work by inhibiting the digestive enzyme, alpha-amylase. By inhibiting the enzyme, you stop the carbohydrates from being converted into glucose (sugar).

Alpha -Amylase, a digestive enzyme, is a natural plant extract which helps the body to break down and assimilate the starches and carbohydrates ingested. The common bean, Phaseolus vulgaris, contains an alpha-amylase inhibitor, which is one of a plant's insect defense proteins found in a number of bean species. With a reduced amount of amylase available to break down and assimilate (digest) the carbohydrates, it can have a better chance of traveling through the body without being assimilated, or made available as energy, and eventually excreted rather than being used as energy or stored as fat.