FullBar

FullBar was invented by a surgeon who claims it can trick your brain into thinking your full, therfore resulting in weight loss. The instructions are: “Simply eat FullBar with an 8-ounce glass of water 30 minutes before your 2 biggest meals of the day. The upper part of your stomach is stretched out and tells your brain: Stop! I’m full!”

This would be a great theory, if it worked. If eating FullBars doesn’t significantly reduce your food intake you will have consumed an extra 360 calories for the day, this could actually cause you to gain weight.

FullBar comes in these 6 flavors:

• cranberry almond
• cocoa chip (contains partially hydrogenated oil)
• caramel apple crisp (contains high fructose corn syrup)
• peanut butter crunch
• fresh berry bliss
• zesty lemon lime

Price: For (48 bars) not even a one months supply of FullBar you pay $99.98.

These are very overpriced for what your getting. Also if you do lose weight from FullBar it’s not going to be permanent, your going to have to keep eating them to maintain your weight. I do think FullBar contains good, healthy ingredients and actually seem like they wouldn’t taste too bad, but I don’t think your going to see significant weight loss from eating FullBars.

Conclusion

If weight loss is your main concern I do not recommend FullBar. There is nothing in FullBar to suppress your appetite, boost metabolism, or burn fat. The bottom line is FullBar is just a bar not a weight loss product.