Answer: Although some probiotic strains have been shown to temporarily and indirectly increase levels of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1), a natural hormone involved in blood sugar and appetite control, there is conflicting evidence about whether probiotics can significantly reduce body weight
Everyone is unique, so theres no set answer or guarantee
Long-term use of extremely high doses could potentially disrupt kidney or liver function, especially in people with existing health conditions
The Better Business Bureau reports a significant spike in GLP-1 complaints and the FDA actively monitors and removes unverified GLP-1 ingredients from the U.S
Some people did it the slow, hard way and seem to hold a grudge about there being an easier path, so a GLP-1 reads as cheating and muscle loss becomes the price you must be paying somewhere
The White Booster+ formula uses verifiable, medical-grade ingredients with no harmful residues