Weight Loss Pill Used By Kim Kardashian That Burns Off 380 Calories-A-Day Goes On Sale In UK

Shedding those Christmas pounds could be pain-free thanks to a new weight loss pill used by Kim Kardashian

Shedding those Christmas pounds could be pain-free thanks to a new weight loss pill.
Makers claim one dose of Nuratrim can burn 380 calories-a-day - 15 times more than normal.
Advanced orders have topped 50,000 as the product reaches the UK today and it sold out within hours when it launched across the U.S. in October.
Mariah Carey, Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Aniston are reported have used the tablet, which contains extracts of liquorice and green coffee to speed up digestion.
German creator Dr Alfred Hasslebacher said: 'It has been devised to assist all men and women looking to lose excess weight and control their appetite.
'This optimum formula has been clinically proven to increase energy levels, suppress appetite, and burn fat.'
Nuratrim costs £34.95 for 30 pills and is designed to be taken daily with breakfast.
Over the Christmas period the average Brit will have had two or three dinner servings, containing 2300 calories.
With many consuming more than the recommended daily intake it can take three months to shift extra weight gained, according to a study by MSN.
But makers report Nuratrim can burn as many calories as a 40 minute run, and the natural ingredient Glucomannan, absorbs water which swells the stomach to keep hunger at bay.

 

Dr Hasslebacher added: 'Our extensive research showed how hard it is to achieve your ideal weight and size when the daily demands and pressures of your lifestyle impede on your good intentions.

'Nuratrim is an unique blend of pure ingredients that have thermogenic properties which naturally stimulate the body's metabolism by mimicking the effects of physical activity.'

Advanced orders of Nuratrim have topped 50,000 as it hits the UK today

Research involving 65 patients of average weight, found Nuratrim increased metabolic rate by 35 per cent, reduced appetite by 78 per cent and burned an additional 20 per cent of fat.
Over an eight week period 90 per cent of those involved lost a minimum of 14 lbs without changing their diet or lifestyle.
In 2009 it was reported Brits spend a collective £10 million a year on diet aids.