Transdermal Supplements: The Skinny on a Weight Loss Patch

February 19, 2008 in Weight Loss
Tags: Apple Patch Diet, diet, diet patch, fitness, garcinia cambogia, guarana, lose weight, patch, supplement, Weight Loss, workout

Anyone who has ever made an attempt to lose weight through the use of diet supplements, (and I have), will know that the options are numerous and the results varied. Supplements are sold as pills, powders, patches, drinks, and teas, and with a wide range of ingredients and proprietary blends. But regardless of how many success stories you hear with regard to one particular product, you won’t know how effective a supplement truly is until you’ve tried it yourself because every person’s body will respond differently. And each person’s overall approach to weight loss will also have a bearing on the outcome.

Ideally, an effective weight loss program will also include a personal physical fitness plan and healthy meals. Unfortunately, not everyone is willing to cut down on the sugary snacks and fatty foods, and making time for a gym workout or a few laps around the block can be challenging when juggling busy schedules.

Transdermal weight loss supplements became quite popular in the early 1990’s, and there are a number of weight loss patches on the market today. The convenience of applying a patch to the skin and not having to swallow pills 2-3 times a day is very appealing. A slim, discreet patch applied anywhere on the body delivers natural ingredients directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the stomach and liver which can minimize the effectiveness of supplements taken in pill form.

One of the more popular transdermal patches is advertised and sold online as the Apple Patch Diet. The blend of natural ingredients in this particular product includes guarana and garcinia cambogia, which have proven themselves to be effective weight loss and appetite suppressing ingredients. Please visit the website for more information on this weight loss supplement.

As always, anyone intending to follow a weight loss program with or without diet supplements should consult a medical professional. The information provided here or on the Apple Patch Diet website is not intended as a substitute for medical advice.

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