Herbalife launches weight management portfolio 

Herbalife launches weight management portfolio 
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Global nutrition company Herbalife announced the launch of a new Herbalife International India product, Herbal Control, which helps boost metabolism to aid weight management. 

Global nutrition company Herbalife announced the launch of a new Herbalife International India product, Herbal Control, which helps boost metabolism to aid weight management.

Speaking at the Herbal Control launch event, Ajay Khanna, vice president and general manager of Herbalife International India said, “Obesity is growing in India at an alarming rate, with the number of obese people in the country doubling over the past 10 years.

As a provider of premier weight management and nutrition products, Herbalife Nutrition aims to tackle these important public health issues by helping people change their lives and achieve their health goals.

The introduction of Herbal Control to the Indian market will help to control a crucial part of weight management metabolism and provide consumers with an additional product to aid their weight management programs.”

Herbal Control is a metabolism booster that is specially formulated to help increase metabolism a key component of overall wellbeing by temporarily increasing the body’s energy expenditure through the thermogenic effects of caffeine.

A faster metabolic rate coincides with the body’s improved ability to burn fat. Conversely, a sluggish metabolism typically leads to weight gain and potentially obesity. When incorporated as part of a healthy, active lifestyle of balanced nutrition and physical activity, Herbal Control may help support weight management regimens.

Herbal Control contains Green, Black and Oolong teas as natural sources of caffeine. Since ancient times, these teas have been used as health drinks, supporting overall wellbeing and providing antioxidant benefits. The formula also includes Pomegranate and ginger extracts as supporting ingredients.

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