Dietrine Review

Dietrine is a weight loss product that functions as a carb blocker, with a single Dietrine capsule ingested before a meal capable of “blocking” as many as 1,125 calories (approx. 66-75% of calories from carbs). What “Carb Blocker” does, essentially is inhibit assimilation of those calories from carbs and fats.

As a bonus, Dietrine helps suppress cravings and increase energy levels.

One of the primary active ingredients in Dietrine is “Phase 2” a natural and scientifically tested substance called Phaseolamin, derived from white kidney beans. What this does is inhibit your body from taking on calories by limiting its ability to absorb starches.

Another of Dietrine’s active ingredients is Chromium Chelavite, which serves to reduce one’s cravings for carbohydrates. It’s also a “thermogenic” compound, which means that it helps the body build heat, which in turn stimulates fat burning. In addition, Dietrine contains a substance called Vanadium that moderates blood sugar.

Dietrine has been certified for CGMP (Current Good Manufacturing Practices), meaning it complies with FDA standards. One of the most appealing aspects of Dietrine is that it contains:
•    no ephedra
•    no ma huang
•    no ephedrine
•    and no other stimulants either

A carb blocker by itself is an incomplete weight loss program, even if used in combination with a health diet and exercise (the two most important factors of any weight loss program, unarguably). But possibly in combination with a weight loss product that combats the other contributors to weight gain besides carbs, it can be a perfect supplement (pun intended).