HealthyLife Sciences Introduces Healthe Trim Powered by Raspberry Ketone

Revolutionary natural weight loss supplement Healthe Trim is now available with Raspberry Ketone.

2013-01-23

NORCROSS, GA, January 23, 2013 (Press-News.org) HealthyLife Sciences, LLC, the maker of natural weight loss supplement Healthe Trim, is pleased to introduce its newest product: Healthe Trim Powered by Raspberry Ketone. Naturally found in raspberries, Raspberry Ketone is a revolutionary compound that has been shown to aid in the breakdown of fat molecules and significantly aid in weight loss.

Raspberry Ketone is the compound in raspberries that gives them their sweet and fruity smell. Over the years, it has been extensively studied, and scientists have linked it to preventing weight gain in mice who were fed high-fat diets. This natural fat burning compound is also believed to help burn fat in humans as well.

The way Raspberry Ketone is believed to work is through boosting levels of Adiponectin, the hormone that helps control your body's fat. When you're at a good weight, adiponectin is produced by your body to help it to easily use stored up fat. The problem comes when you have too much fat: your body struggles to produce adequate quantities of adiponectin, which causes your fat to increase. Raspberry ketone helps you to burn fat by restoring your adiponectin levels to those of a skinnier person.

"We've been very impressed with the results we've seen from using Raspberry Ketone for fat burning," says Matthew Dwyer, Founder of HealthyLife Sciences, LLC. "Healthe Trim Powered by Raspberry Ketone amps up our already successful Healthe Trim formula to further help increase your ability to lose weight."

Healthe Trim Powered by Raspberry Ketone combines the adiponectin-boosting powers of Raspberry Ketone with the natural fat burning powers of green tea extract and other proven natural metabolism boosters. To try Healthe Trim Raspberry Ketone, visit http://www.healthytrim.com/rk/.

About HealthyLife Sciences, LLC

HealthyLife Sciences, LLC is dedicated to providing natural nutritional solutions for improving the quality of health and wellness for its customers. This is achieved by offering only the highest quality all-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://healthytrim.com.

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