Herbalife’s main line of products has always focused on weight loss. Most people are familiar with Herbalife from the weight loss shakes that act as a tasty meal replacement. While they have expanded into areas such as focused nutritional supplements for specific conditions such as heart health, arthritis and other such conditions, as well as a high quality range of skin care products called NouriFusion, their “bread and butter” product line (pardon the unhealthy pun) will always be their weight loss range of programs.

Many people are familiar with the original Herbalife weight loss programs - The QuickStart program, The Advanced Program and the Ultimate Program.

The original programs were all base on the herbalife Formula 1 Nutritional Shake Mix, a balanced liquid meal based on the right amount of protein and a number of other nutritional factors.

The shake mix was backed up by Herbalife Formula 2, a B6 supplement in a herbal base that also acted to clean out the villi of the intestines which can tend to get clogged and slow down the absorption of nutrients. Part of the reason we tend to overeat is the inability of the body to efffectively absorb the nutrients in the food that we eat.

The third common factor in the original Herbalife programs is Formula 3, a multi-vitamin and mineral supplement designed to give the body what it needs, and no more. It is not a megavitamin. it is designed to give the body the required amount of supplements, and it is taken three times a day because these nutrients need to be taken in regularly.

When we jump to the Advanced Program the ShapeWorks Herbal Beverage (formerly Thermojetics) is a definite upgrade. This is a green tea base which is an effective metabolism booster.

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