(Food-Beverage-News.Com, February 26, 2013 ) London, UK -- A review of the relatively new weight loss drink for women, called Skinny Sprinkles, has just been posted online at the popular weight loss website, Pills-For-Weight-Loss.com.
According to this review, it includes Glucomannan as one of its key ingredients, and subsequently it is said to help reduce hunger cravings, suppress the appetite and leave people feeling full up for longer.
Glucomannan is used in a lot of diet pills and weight loss products, and it has been included in this Skinny Sprinkles drink because it has been found to be an excellent appetite suppressant in scientific studies.
This latest weight loss product is not designed to be used instead of a healthy diet and regular exercise, but is intended to be used as part of a healthy lifestyle in order to encourage weight loss.
Skinny Sprinkles has received a lot of positive reviews so far because many people have reported eating a lot less food and snacking less when consuming this strawberry-flavoured drink 15-30 minutes before each meal, as directed.
A spokesperson for Pills-For-Weight-Loss.com said:
"Some people love the taste of this strawberry-flavoured concoction, whilst others are not so keen."
"However the overriding point is that based on customer reviews, it does seem to suppress the appetite and reduce people's overall calorie consumption thanks to its Glucomannan ingredient, whilst also boosting energy levels and increasing exercise performance thanks to the other key ingredients."
"So overall it does look like an impressive weight loss product that can be used regularly as part of a healthy lifestyle."
A full review of this Skinny Sprinkles weight loss drink, which includes details of how it actually works, can be found at:
Pills-For-Weight-Loss.com was created in April 2012 and features some general weight loss articles, as well as reviews of individual diet pills and supplements. It aims to provide helpful advice with regards to which weight loss supplements are the most effective.
