Could this supplement help stop the COVID weight creep?

Could this supplement help stop the COVID weight creep?

I somehow managed to watch what I ate for the first five months of this sh*tshow (despite cooking and baking up a storm), but then I started to slip—I’m talking to you, pita chips, and you too, leftover baked ziti. I never stopped exercising (almost) daily except for two weeks when I was exceptionally busy with work, but I have started counting cleaning as my active endeavor on Saturdays—which I’m OK with because I need at least one day off a week from something. But after about a month of loosening about my eating, I started to notice less looseness in my clothes, not feeling great about myself and not liking the direction this situation was going in.

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Motivated by the toll this laxity had started to take on my mind, body and IBS symptoms, I decided to reset last week with a little help from The Nue Co.’s Metabolism supplement. Featuring a clean, natural blend of cinnamon, cayenne pepper (there’s a reason this is a key ingredient in the Master Cleanse), the catechin antioxidant ECGC found in green tea and compounds called phytogenic ketosterones sourced from the Veld grape that play a role in maintaining blood-sugar levels, I figured it definitely couldn’t hurt.

OK, so if you skipped over that last bit, in simpler terms, this supplement is designed to reduce stress-reduced sugar/carb cravings and gently boost the metabolism. Since starting it I’ve definitely noticed less desire to snack throughout the day and I get a nice little energy kick that keeps me going. I also feel less bloated (although I would attribute that more to getting my diet back on track). Maybe it’s placebo effect, or maybe it really is working… Either way, I’ll take any help I can get and I just ordered another jar so I have more when this one runs out.

My drycleaning days are over

My drycleaning days are over

Why would you drop $300 on a makeup mirror when you can spend $15 instead?

Why would you drop $300 on a makeup mirror when you can spend $15 instead?