Herbalife Unleashes Dual Action Booster
Prolessa(TM) Duo powder provides a sense of fullness and prolonged satiety. The name refers to a proprietary blend of ingredients that have been shown individually in several human clinical studies to increase satiety by triggering the body's natural appetite control mechanisms, the ileal brake. The ileal brake is a physiologic mechanism that controls appetite and food intake, and helps suppress hunger. The fat reduction ingredients are designed to help one lose fat while increasing lean body mass, and lowering BMI.*
All Herbalife products are available exclusively through independent Herbalife distributors. Suggested retail price $ 24.95 for 7-day supply; $94.95 for 30-day supply.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease.
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