Reiiel avcl ade tach] “a hone} will lake sale next luc om@pou: is eon thy ines nid tbh tena 4The hay ho tan ay ey and | iM tal sale ni "pp Re q a ‘rel a ten trad at] Low-Carb Helping Hand (NAPSA)—If you’ve had trou- ble sticking to a low-carb diet, consider yourself in good company. Manypeople regain a lot of the weight they lose becauseit’s hard to stick to the regimen. Thank- fully, there’s a helping hand for people who want to succeed on a low-carb plan, but can’t seem to keep their forks away from pasta, potatoes and bread. A new “carb cutter” helps prep vent starchy foods from sabotaging a weight-lossplan. “Carb blockers are the only diet aids I feel comfortable recommending because they are naturally derived from beans, free of dangerous side effects and very effective,” said Suzy Cohen, prac- ticing pharmacist and syndicated columnist. Starch Away is the only carb blocker backed by clinical research for safe weight loss and sold in a quick-acting chew form. It works by preventing the enzyme amylase from breaking down starch into sugar, which ultimately turnsto fat in the body. The carbohydrate instead passes through the body undigested like fiber. Yet while the product can be an invaluable tool for low-carb dieters, it is not a quick fix. Dur- ing the first clinical study, the average weight loss for participants was nearly seven pounds over 12 weeks. Starch Away is available at popular retail stores like CVS, Eckerd, Kroger, Long’s, Meijer, Target and Walgreens. To find the store nearest you, log onto www. starchaway.com and click on the “where to buy” section.
