Introduction Almased® is a product which is available in pharmacies in the form of powder and is intended for weight reduction. It is therefore a weight loss product, which is based on the fact that the body’s metabolic performance is stimulated and therefore more fat is burned while at the same time the muscles are … Almased®
Procedure of the Almased® diet The Almased® diet, also known as the Markert-Diet, follows a strict principle that should be adhered to so that the patient can lose enough weight and thus achieve the desired success. For the first 3 to 10 days the patient must not eat any solid food. Instead, only Almased®, vegetable … Procedure of the Almased® diet | Almased®
Side effects of Almased® Almased® is a product freely available in pharmacies. For this reason, patients should inform themselves about possible risks and dangers before taking it. Allergy sufferers with known allergies to Almased® ingredients should discuss the use of Almased® with their doctor. Due to the greatly reduced calorie intake during the Almased® diet … Side effects of Almased® | Almased®
Medical evaluation of Almased® The effectiveness of Almased® compared to other diets is controversial. The results vary greatly from patient to patient. The protein-rich and low-carbohydrate diet stimulates fat burning without breaking down the muscles. The Almased® diet differs from many ‘flash diets’ that aim at reducing muscle mass and only lead to a short-term … Medical evaluation of Almased® | Almased®
Alternative options and diets Besides Almased® there are several alternatives, some of which seem more promising and some less promising. However, the best and most natural way to lose weight is for the patient to work out a diet and exercise plan together with a doctor or a nutritionist. In general, sport should always be … Alternative options and diets | Almased®
Is Almased® lactose-free available? The normal Almased® commercially available contains only a very low lactose content and usually does not cause any complaints in patients with lactose intolerance. Studies show that only 1 of 15 patients with lactose intolerance developed symptoms after taking Almased®. Nevertheless, the intake should be carefully tried out at the beginning … Is Almased® lactose-free available? | Almased®