This program contains all 40 herbs and natural ingredients from both the Ultimate Herbal DETOX and Ultimate Herbal SLIM programs in one powerful protein-packed serving.
† This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
BodiTune comes in these three sizes. 32 x 15.5g Sachets 500g Bulk Pot (33 x 15g scoops) 1kg Bulk Pot (66 x 15g scoops) Unique protein drink This wonderful natural protein, vegetable, and herb drink will help with food cravings; support your energy; help manage your weight long term; support healthy metabolism; natural digestive function and nourish and strengthen your body. It has a low GI, is suitable for vegans plus it’s free from harmful chemical additives. † † This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
What are the ingredients?
Even more Benefits!
- Contains Super-foods and enzymes
- Made from 100% pure herbs
- Has Antioxidant and anti-aging properties
- Eat real, live food to improve your diet
- Comes in convenient portable sachets
FREE FROM: synthetic vitamins, hydrogenated fats, artificial sweeteners, artificial flavors, colors, lactose. No added fructose, glucose, or other refined, simple sugars.
Superior benefits of pea protein:
- High in the necessary branched-chain amino acids: isoleucine, valine, arginine, and lysine.
- Allergen-free
- Highly digestible
- Better regulation of appetite than some other forms of protein
- Helps restore muscle fibers and nitrogen levels after intense workouts
- Safe protein for the kidneys
- Environmentally friendly
See How to Use the BodiTune Program Here
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Disclaimer – Results will vary in time frame and intensity from person to person. All testimonials and reviews are authentic and submitted from actual Ultimate Herbal Health customers.
References
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