Dr. Sinatra's Omega-3 SLIM EXTRA for Women Delivers Heart Healthy Weight Loss Support, Helps Increase Metabolism, Reduce Body Mass Index (BMI), Stress, and Balance Fluids. 60 Softgels (30-Day Supply)

Losing weight can be challenging-it's not always easy to stick to a diet and exercise routine. Women often face a unique set of weight loss challenges: low energy, excess fluids, and more. That's why integrative cardiologist, Dr. Stephen Sinatra, developed non-stimulating, heart healthy Omega-3 SLIM EXTRA for Women to help women lose up to 3 TIMES the weight when following a 1,350 calorie a day diet than with diet alone2 and help target many of these unique challenges! The key ingredient is GreenSelect® Phytosome-a clinically studied, highly absorbable decaffeinated green tea extract shown in a clinical study to TRIPLE weight loss and help reduce Body Mass Index (BMI). Participants reduced their BMI by 12% in just 90 days-that's big news since reducing BMI is related to heart health! Dr. Sinatra also included clinically studied Crominex® 3+ for normal blood sugar support plus 1,000 IU of vitamin D to support your body's immune health and metabolic processes-from head to toe, all in a base of pure Calamarine® Oil to help support overall cardiovascular health. Plus, 4 additional nutrients for targeted weight loss support: ashwagandha-this clinically studied ancient Indian extract helps the body cope with the effects of stress, tension and fatigue and an overall sense of well-being, while also providing antioxidant support; iodine-helps support a healthy thyroid, which is critical for a healthy metabolism; dandelion extract-helps support fluid balance throughout your body; cranberry extract-supports urinary tract health and provides powerful antioxidant support, which is key to the health of your heart and cellular health. 1 Di Pierro F, et al. Altern Med Rev. 2009 Jun;14(2):154-60. Men and women taking GreenSelect® Phytosome followed a 1,850 and 1,350 calorie a day diet respectively, along with exercise. Men lost an average of 34 pounds, women lost an average of 26 pounds. 2 Di Pierro F, et al. Altern Med Rev. 2009 Jun;14(2):154-60.