Slenderiiz® Program – Clinical Pack

Slenderiiz Clinical Pack

THE SLENDERIIZ CLINICAL PACK CONTAINS:

1 SLENDERIIX & XCELER8

1 PURENOURISH NATURAL

1 PURENOURISH POWER BOOST BAG

1 GIVING GREENS BAG

1 PROBIOTIIX

1 OPTIMALS – VITAMINS & MINERALS

1 RESTORIIX

1  OMEGA-Q

1 RESTORIIX

1 MAGNICAL-D

CLINICALLY PROVEN THAT THE AVERAGE PERSON LOSES 13-16 POUNDS IN 30 DAYS.

SLENDERIIZ Clinical Program Phases

The Preparation Phase

The preparation phase is simple and lasts only two days. Begin taking the Slenderiix and Xceler8 drops as directed and eat normally, but without any “fast food.” During the first phase, it is important to rid your body of unwanted toxins. Consider taking Restoriix as a natural detox supplement to help aid your body in removing toxins. Maintaining proper nutrition levels while reducing caloric intake is very important. By taking Nutrifii Optimals, Omega-Q, and Rejuveniix, you can provide your body with the optimal nutritional levels for proper cellular function and energy to keep your metabolism up.

The Fat Burning Phase

Day three marks the beginning of the Fat Burning Phase. Depending on the desired amount of weight loss, this period can last anywhere from one to six months. Continue taking Slenderiix and Xceler8 drops as directed and begin tracking the foods you eat from the Slenderiiz Approved Food List. Consume 1250 calories each day and start drinking ten 8-ounce glasses of purified water. Purified water helps your body flush out the toxins release during your weight loss (consider using a Puritii Water Filter(TM) ). When you have reached your weight loss goal, it’s time to start Phase 03.

The Maintenance Phase

After reaching your weight loss goal, it is time to enter the Maintenance Phase by gradually adding limited glycemic products back into your diet, if you desire, though no preferred. It is important to continue eating a balanced diet of fresh, clean foods with regular exercise. The Maintenance Phase is a lifestyle that must be properly adhered to in order to prevent returning back to an unhealthy weight.

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Selenderiix & Xceler8 Supplement Facts & Bibliography

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Slenderiiz System Frequenly Ask Questions

What are Slenderiix & Xceler8?
The one-of-a-kind formula found in Slenderiix™, made up of 100 percent homeopathic ingredients recognized by the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS), alleviates hunger as it flushes fats and toxins from the body.
What is Slenderiix?
Slenderiix is a homeopathic formula designed to assist in the specific release of visceral fat and subcutaneous fat, fatty deposits located under the surface of the skin within the body. As a hormone-free and pharmacopeia approved product, Slenderiix aids in reducing these fat stores simultaneously, resulting in weight loss at 2X the rate of just a calorie reduction program alone.
What is Xceler8?
Xceler8 is a patented combination of methylcobalamin (vitamin B12), biotin (vitamin H) and a blend of adaptogenic herbs. With the proper ratios, this composite increases metabolic rate, enhances energy levels, and stabilizes mood. Based on scientific evidence, this unique combination of homeopathic remedies, when coupled with vitamin B12 drops, controls appetite and increases metabolic rate, which is the amount of energy the body uses in a certain time period. When the metabolic rate increases, the amount of calories that the body burns for energy also increases.
What does it do?
When used together in our signature 1250 calorie program, Slenderiix™ and Xceler8 support speedy weight loss, including stubborn belly fat, and reduce the odds of “rebound” weight gain.
What is the dosage?
Place .7 ml (approximately 15 drops) under the tongue for 10 seconds, then swallow. Do not eat or drink 10 minutes before or after taking Slenderiix.
What are the ingredients?
Ammonium Bromatum 12X Avena Sativa 6X Calcarea Carbonica 6X Fucus Vesiculosus 6X Graphites 12X Ignatia Amara 6X Lycopodium Clavatum 6X Nux Vomica 6X Sulfuricum Acidum 6X Thyroidinum 6X Grain Alcohol 20% Natural Flavors Stevia Leaf Purified Water
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