ATLANTA, GA, March 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) Healthe Trim's proprietary blend of over 15 natural ingredients includes hoodia gordonii, a natural, time-tested appetite suppressant, green tea leaf extract that provides a natural energy boost and burns fat, and resveratrol, which is packed with antioxidants and increases the burning of nutrients and fat into energy.
The natural health and wellness supplement company has expanded its presence into retail to meet the growing demand of customers nationwide who are looking to enhance their metabolism, curb their appetite and lose weight now.
Healthe Trim founder Matthew Dwyer bought the formula to the natural weight loss supplement in response to his own struggles with being overweight. Dwyer tried numerous different weight loss supplements and programs without success before discovering Healthe Trim. Healthe Trim curbed his appetite and boosted his energy, with Dwyer losing 47 pounds in 100 days and 7 inches off his waist. He shared his findings with friends, all of whom were amazed by the results, and after additional testing and research, began to market Healthe Trim to the public at large, working with radio DJ's across the United States.
"We have built a loyal following working with our radio personalities, but it was time for us to bring the Heathe Trim story and success to the entire county," says Matthew Dwyer, founder of Healthe Trim, "We are so excited to expand to GNC, the largest global specialty retailer of nutritional products. This will give consumers the convenience of going to a GNC closest to them to get Healthe Trim."
For more information, please visit http://www.healthytrim.com.
About HealthyLife Sciences, LLC
HealthyLife Sciences, LLC is dedicated to providing all-natural nutritional solutions for improving the quality of health and wellness for its customers. This is achieved by offering only the highest quality natural ingredients, creating a friendly and easy customer experience, and operating the business with the utmost integrity. HealthyLife Sciences, LLC offers a variety of natural health supplements, including Healthe Plex, Healthe Shield, Healthe Pulse, Healthe Cleanse, and the company's flagship product,
Healthe Trim.
Find out about HealthyLife Sciences' entire line of all natural health, wellness and anti-aging products at http://www.healthytrim.com.
Healthe Trim, a Thermo-Energy Booster Dietary Supplement Arrives at GNC Stores
HealthyLife Sciences announces its revolutionary weight loss supplement, Healthe Trim, clinically proven to promote weight loss, has arrived at more than 4,000 GNC stores from Coast to Coast. GNC is the first national retailer to offer Healthe Trim.
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[Press-News.org] Healthe Trim, a Thermo-Energy Booster Dietary Supplement Arrives at GNC StoresHealthyLife Sciences announces its revolutionary weight loss supplement, Healthe Trim, clinically proven to promote weight loss, has arrived at more than 4,000 GNC stores from Coast to Coast. GNC is the first national retailer to offer Healthe Trim.