Lipobind contains the patented substance Litramine, which is extracted in a natural and ecological way from a cactus. It contains both soluble and insoluble fibres and works as follows:

• The insoluble fibres bind fat in the stomach and create a jelly. Up to 28% of the fat is enclosed in this way. Around the fat-fibre jelly, another layer of Lipobind fibres is added which protects it from the digestive system, ensuring it will not be absorbed by the body and instead leaves the body with the waste. That means that you will consume less calories and lose weight.
• The soluble fibres soak up water and make the stomach content viscous. The water and food therefore stays longer in the stomach making you feel full longer.
• The blood glucose curve becomes more stable when the stomach content becomes more viscous since it takes longer for the body to process the carbohydrates in the food. The effect is the same as after eating food with low glycemic index. A more stable blood glucose curve will ensure the body produces less insulin, which reduces sugar cravings and appetite, making you eat less and therefore lose weight.
• A study has shown that the bad cholesterol, LDL, was reduced by 10% when Lipobind was given to the test group.

Lipobind is obtained organically from dried cacti. It’s patented and approved by the EU.

You can buy Lipobind online. At the moment (August 22, 2012), a box with 60 tablets costs £19.95.

The concept behind Lipobind is relatively simple, it’s not a medicine, it doesn’t affect the body or its’ metabolism in any way – its function is purely physical. Therefore not much can go wrong. Scientific tests have shown that you become fuller when having more viscous stomach content and since more fat leaves with the stool, less stays in the body which makes you lose weight. The company producing Lipobind have made studies of their own showing that:

• In a 14 day study, women with the medical condition “Metabolic syndrome” who started eating Lipobind, had reduced the LDL-cholesterol (the dangerous cholesterol) by 10% whereas the placebo test group only had it reduced by 3%. The HDL-cholesterol did not change. No reported side effects.
• A 3 day study measuring the fat content of the stool showed that Lipobind reduced the body’s uptake of fat by 26.6%. The people in the test group lost 0.72 kilos during these three days and 80% of them reported they felt full and satisfied during the study. No one in the placebo test group lost any weight or reported they felt full.
• Other scientific studies have shown a reduction of fat absorbed by the body of between 23 and 28.3%.

Lipobind is certified by EU as a medical aid (not medicine or natural remedy) and is sold without prescription at pharmacies, health food stores and online.

You can buy Lipobind online. At the moment (August 22, 2012), a box with 60 tablets costs £19.95.

Lipobind is a diet pill that binds fat and therefore reduces the amount of calories the body will absorb. There are however different kinds of diet pills.

Popular pills increasing the fat burning processes are
– the more gentle: Lepigen X-strong and H.O.P.E,
– the more powerful (containing synephrine): Lepigen Superstrong,
– and the more long-term (containing wakame): Termoloss and Zenjaki (not sold in the UK at the moment).

There are also diet pills that block fat, or at least ensure the body cannot use all of it. These are: Proactol, Lipobind and H.O.P.E.

The third type of pills lower the Glycemic Index of the food. These are: DEcarb.

There are also diet pills (and patches) that suppress appetite, Hoodia Patch (Evolution), as well as those transforming fat into muscle, Evolution CLA.

The last type of diet pills cleanse the body through detox, and in that group we have 30 days.

All extracts that bind the fat you eat and make it leave have natural side-effects to some degree, such as a loose stool, gas and the need to suddenly run to the bathroom after eating food that contained a lot of fat. Lipobind seems to have milder side-effects compared to similar pills like Alli and Xenical. According to the manufacturer the only side-effect is that “the stool could get a slightly changed consistency”.

There are no specific rules telling you what you can or cannot eat. However, since certain vitamins are fat-soluble (A, D, E and K) it is a good idea to take a multivitamin pill to make sure you get all the vitamins your body needs and reduce the risk of getting deficiency diseases. Lipobind only blocks the body’s uptake of vitamin A and D slightly, with 5.4% and 1.9% according to a study, but it’s better to be safe than sorry.

You take Lipobind after your meal. To maintain your body weight and improve the cholesterol, take one pill.
To lose weight, take two pills. Add an extra pill in case the meal contains a lot of fat. Add another pill if you have a BMI over 30. You must not take more than 9 pills per day.

Note that this information could change – make sure that you have read the latest dosage information on the package before you start with this diet pill.

Lipobind is free from animal products making it suitable for vegetarians and vegans. The cactus from which the Lipobind is extracted is ecological, the diet pill doesn’t contain any artificial colorants or flavours and no salt or preservatives. However, it does include the excipients microcristalline cellulose, tripotassium phosphate, silica polvidon and magnesium stearate.

If you’re under the age of 12 or if you are pregnant or breast-feeding you shouldn’t take Lipobind. If you have a BMI under 18.5 you shouldn’t try to lose weight with Lipobind. If you take prescription drugs you should check with your doctor before starting to take Lipobind.

To exercise is always good, but it’s not necessary for Lipobind to work.

1. Lipobind demonstrably works – it’s no mumbo-jumbo. Several studies show that you do lose weight and that it doesn’t harm the body. It’s approved by the EU.
2. Lipobind is one of the ways to lose weight that doesn’t demand any changes in life-style, neither diet nor exercise. Since you can continue to eat normally you won’t get some of the side-effects which might occur with more demanding diet plans, such as dizziness, nausea and headache.
3. This weight loss method is very easy to follow – you only need to take a pill.

1. To live in a healthy way, eat well and exercise is something you should try and achieve, not only to lose weight quickly. The disadvantage of a diet pill, such as Lipobind, is that it’s a short cut and you lose the positive “side-effects” you get from more demanding way of losing weight, such as a healthier lifestyle.
2. It could become expensive, especially if you take the pill for 6 months as the manufacturer recommends.
3. Upset stomach is one of the side-effects of Lipobind.

Buy a box and see if it works for you! At the moment (August 22, 2012), a box with 60 tablets costs £19.95 – click here to read more.

If you eat healthy and exercise you’ll lose weight more quickly than if you only take Lipobind, even though only the pill should be enough. You could also combine your diet with joining an on-line weight-loss programme, that helps you to permanently change your eating habits and obtain a healthy, sustainable lifestyle, for example Tescodiets.com.

To avoid vitamin deficiencies you should combine Lipobind with an effective multivitamin pill.

If you take any prescription drugs you should seek advice from your doctor before starting to take Lipobind. Regarding prescription free supplements and diet pills, use common sense. Lipobind acts in the stomach and shouldn’t affect other systems in your body. You shouldn’t combine different diet pills to double it up since it might be hard to know how they affect each other. To “diet”, i.e. eat more strictly or exercise, should be ok as long as you don’t over-do it.