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Can You Manage Your Appetite?
LifeWave is on the cutting edge
of improving health
without drugs - SP6 Self
Adhesive Patches!
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A patch system utilises
new technology to gently stimulate
acupuncture
points.
This has been used for thousands of years in
by the Chinese as an appetite suppressant and to balance and control appetite.
A drug free and stimulant free natural decrease in
the body's hunger and sugar cravings is the
result!
INTRODUCING SP6
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The Question Is...
How can you
Control your Appetite
for Successful weight loss?
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To order, please visit
www.lifewave.com
when prompted please enter my rep
number 671775 |
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If you are
overweight, it is not your fault...
Did you know that 100
years ago the average person consumed about
16 pounds of sugar in their diet each year?
During the 1980’s the average person in the
United States consumed about 75 pounds of
sugar in their diet each year. |
More incredible than that, today sugar
consumption is at an all time high with the average
American gulping down over 150 pounds of sugar each
year!
Not surprisingly the incidence of obesity and
diabetes has paralleled these increases in sugar
consumption. The message is very clear: eating
excessive amounts of sugar in our diet makes us sick
and fat! When we consume sugar it “turns off” our
ability to burn fat and “turns on” fat storage. So
when we eat those foods that we know we should not
our body goes into “fat storing” mode. The endless
cycle of not being able to lose weight continues. To
make matters worse, most people crave sugar and do
not seem to be able to stay away from it.
In addition, when you consume more calories than
your body requires, the leftovers are stored as fat.
And though you’ve probably tried dieting to reduce
the calories you take in, chances are your success
was hampered by an appetite that wouldn’t go along
with the program. Stomach rumblings and sugar
cravings can beat down even the strongest of wills,
and put a quick end to “fool-proof” diets. The
question is, how can you control your appetite and
reduce your sugar intake for successful weight loss?
The SP6 Appetite Control Patch
The self-adhesive SP6 Appetite Control
patch utilizes the ancient principles of
acupressure to gently stimulate points on the body
that have been used to balance and control appetite
for thousands of years. The result is a natural
decrease in hunger and sugar cravings – without any
drugs, stimulants or needles entering the body!
A chart included in the SP6 instruction booklet
provides specific instructions for patch placement.
You’ll notice that two of the suggested points are
Spleen 6 and Stomach 36, both well known acupressure
points that help control the appetite and strengthen
the digestive system. You may notice it’s working
the first time you use it!
The SP6 appetite control patch is the
best of what’s old and the best of what’s new for
successful weight loss!
The Benefits of using the
SP6 Appetite Control Patch are:
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Helps to
control and regulate your appetite
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May help to
reduce your cravings
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No pills,
drugs, stimulants or needles are involved
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Acupressure is
recognized as safe
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Convenient and
easy to use, apply in the morning, remove at
night.
What does Western Science say about our
appetite?
Not surprisingly, in humans our brain plays the
key role in regulating our appetite and thirst.
Specifically, a region of the brain called the
hypothalamus is what is responsible for
orchestrating a series of very complex biochemical
reactions.
The hypothalamus is often referred to as the
“brain of the brain”. The hypothalamus is extremely
complex with even small portions being involved in
numerous functions. As one example, neurons in the
hypothalamus have been found to be connected to the
pituitary gland, gastric reflexes, maternal
behaviour, blood pressure, appetite, thirst, immune
responses and body temperature. We truly could not
survive without this amazing part of our brain’s
anatomy.
The hypothalamus helps our body to
respond to:
- Food (what and how much we eat)
- Smell (how to respond to odours)
- Changes in light (for helping us to fall
asleep)
- Information transmitted from the heart,
stomach and reproductive tract
- Invading organisms (by raising our body
temperature)
- and numerous biochemical reactions
A good way to look at this is that the role of
the hypothalamus is to help our body maintain
balance and harmony.
What is known is that when we consume excessive
amounts of sugar our body must release larger and
larger amounts of insulin to regulate our blood
sugar (again, this is tied into the hypothalamus).
It has also been found that when we experience sugar
cravings there are distinct bioelectrical changes
that occur in the hypothalamus.
This is all to say that from the point of view of
western science (as compared with Chinese medicine)
in order to regulate our appetite it would be
desirable to regulate the function of the
hypothalamus since it is this tiny region of our
brain that is responsible for maintaining balance in
nearly all of our functions.
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To order, please visit
www.lifewave.com
when prompted please enter my rep
number 671775 |
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a type of Oriental healing art
based on ancient Eastern medicine. A practitioner
will typically stimulate acupuncture points on the
body with needles or pressure to control appetite, improve sleep,
relieve pain and discomfort, and promote good
health.
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