PGX® (PolyGlycopleX®) Daily 120 Softgels, 750 mg Supplement

PGX^® (PolyGlycopleX^®), is a novel complex of water-soluble polysaccharides (plant fibers). It was developed after many years of research, most of it focused on the link between blood sugar levels, appetite, and weight gain. PGX safely and effectively supports healthy blood sugar levels within normal ranges, reduces appetite, and helps inhibits weight gain.

To understand how one product can do so much you need to understand the link between blood sugar, appetite and weight gain. Blood sugar levels go up and down during the day, for example, after meals. When blood sugar levels are low, the brain signals the body to eat, resulting in food cravings and appetite.
To lose weight effectively, appetite needs to be addressed. To many this involves trying to suppress appetite, but this is a short-term, ineffective solution. For long term success, appetite needs to be positively addressed through healthy blood sugar levels. PGX helps to address appetite thereby helping you control weight. PGX has also been proven to to support healthy blood sugar and cholesterol levels.

PGX is taken with meals and is available as a softgel capsule or in granular form. PGX is sold through grocery stores and pharmacies, health food stores, and through health care professionals and natural dispensaries. You can feel confident in using PGX because it has been proven to be safe in two independent clinical trials.

PGX^® helps you to lose weight

For almost everyone, the math behind weight loss is simple: your body has to burn more calories than it consumes. There are 3,500 calories in one pound of fat. If you burn 500 more calories than you consume each day, theoretically you will lose one pound a week. It is for this reason that all sensible diets focus on a combination of exercise and calorie reduction. PGX does not burn calories, but it can make eating fewer calories each day much easier for you, helping to correct your appetite and helping you decrease the size of your meals.

Correcting your appetite

Scientific research has now proven that there is a link between blood sugar and appetite. When blood sugar levels go up and down many times throughout the day, it can signal the brain to eat many times. Blood sugar is important for health. Everyone needs the right amount of glucose (sugar) in their blood to maintain energy and power bodily functions. In fact, too little blood sugar can be dangerous and the brain responds by creating hunger signals we recognize as appetite. By eating, the body restores its blood sugar to appropriate levels - at least until the next drop triggers hunger again.