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Lose 1–2 Sizes in Just 30 Days?
Brit Did It—You Can Too!
![]() SWANSON: Dr. Strand, 30 days™ addresses weight loss in a
STRAND: Certainly. There's sort of a sea change taking place among obesity researchers around the world. Until recently the prevailing theory of the cause of obesity has been the "calories in-calories out" theory—overeating combined with lack of exercise creates a positive calorie load leading to weight gain. And while that may be true in many cases, I do not believe it is the complete answer. New research suggests that our environment and the makeup of our foods may be equally as important as the total calorie load. There's also evidence that the microbial population of the intestines differ from slim to overweight individuals. For instance, researchers in Colorado performed a study in both mice and humans, showing that the amount of anaerobic bacteria from the Firmicute family was higher in overweight subjects. When these subjects lost weight, the amount of Firmicutes also fell. In addition, it became clear that when this type of bacteria is transferred from overweight to slim mice, the slim mice put on weight. Research in this area suggests that there is a connection between the composition of the microbial population SWANSON: That's certainly a new perspective. How does 30 days work to address this? STRAND: 30 days contains DTox,™ a unique extract blend
developed by Med-Eq Gaiapharma. DTox contains herbs that
have a cleansing and strengthening effect on the digestive
organs in the body and that stimulate the body's ability to rid
itself of harmful waste products. 30 days also contains different
glucopolysaccharides (Beta Glucans), which are known to activate
and support our natural immune system. The combination of 30 days, physical activity
and a healthy diet with modest intake of sugar and starch
may help you keep the belly fat away. SWANSON: We hear a lot about the role stress plays in weight gain. Does 30 days address this aspect of the issue as well? STRAND: It's very clear that stress can contribute to weight gain. Studies show that repeated stress combined with a diet high in sugar increases the secretion of appetite hormones. According to researchers at Georgetown University, this results in an increase of the undesired belly fat in the stomach region. Studies have demonstrated that the daily dosage of glucopolysaccharides found in 30 days may reduce the stress level in the body. The most important reason for the good results is its exceptional ability to support the stomach, intestine, kidneys and liver. SWANSON: I understand a colleague of yours in Norway completed a pilot study on 30 days. What were the results? STRAND: That's right; Med-Eq commissioned a
study with about 30 middle-aged women. The study
was placebo-controlled and lasted exactly 30 days. The
results are nothing short of remarkable. Just take a look
at the graphs and it's clear that this new approach is a
real breakthrough.
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