TLS®塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華

不含麩質 - 本產品不含可檢測出之麩質*

不含可檢測出之基改成份(GMO) - 本產品不含可檢測出之基因改造生物成份

品質標準 - 良好生產規範(GMP)運作與標準化成份

已檢測：重金屬丶微生物污染物丶過敏原丶效力丶純度及特性

*美國食品藥品監督管理局（FDA）將含有少於20PPM麩質的製成產品列為不含麩質

甚麼是 TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華﹖
TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華是共軛亞油酸，是一種能促進身體健康的脂肪酸。Tonalin™共軛亞油酸是市場上最優質的共軛亞油酸之一，並是由Cognis Group獨家授權擁有的品牌。

TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華是如何製造的﹖
TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華經特定的製造過程，把亞油酸轉化為共軛亞油酸（紅花油是亞油酸的最佳來源）。在製造過程中，以特有處理方法確保最終產品中非天然存在的異構體（雜質）達最低水平。當你選擇TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華，你正是選擇一種獨一無二的專利共軛亞油酸產品，純度和品質特別穩定。

當食用TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華後，我的體重不跌反升，為甚麼呢﹖
如果你依照指示食用TLS®塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華，定期運動及保持健康的飲食習慣，但你的體重仍然增加，請不用擔心。TLS®塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華有助促進體內脂肪作為身體能量的來源，同時促進肌肉量。增強或維持肌肉量使身體能更有效地燃燒脂肪。由於肌肉比脂肪重量高，儘管整體脂肪量減少，最初亦有可能出現體重增加。請緊記，減去體內脂肪量並不等同於減重，所以不要只相信你看到磅上的體重，而是要留意你身體的尺寸。

共軛亞油酸在身體中如何運作﹖
共軛亞油酸有助減少脂肪細胞的數量和大小，促進脂肪量的減少。三酸甘油酯是脂肪。我們體內的脂肪和食物中大部分的脂肪都以三酸甘油酯的形式出現。一旦這些脂肪進入血液，脂質會被一種稱為脂蛋白脂肪酵素（LPL）的酵素進行水解，並被保存在脂肪細胞內。研究表示，共軛亞油酸有助抑制脂蛋白脂酵素的活性，由此減少整體脂肪囤積量。進一步研究表示，共軛亞油酸可促進肉鹼棕櫚酰轉移酵素（CPT）的活性。肉鹼棕櫚酰轉移酵素是一種負責輸送脂肪酸到線粒體從而轉化能量的酵素。

我食用TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華時，可同時服用處方藥物嗎？
暫時未有研究指出TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華與處方藥物會出現相互影響，但使用此產品前應先諮詢醫護人員。

食用TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華時，有甚麼需要注意嗎 ？
如果你正在服用處方藥物或患有長期疾病，請先諮詢你的醫護人員。懷孕或哺乳中的婦女請勿使用TLS®塑身去脂配方。

TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華含有咖啡因嗎？
沒有，TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華是不含咖啡因的。

為了達到更佳的消脂和減重效果，可以配合其他甚麼產品﹖
TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華可配合TLS健康生活纖營計劃一起使用。要更有效達致燃燒脂肪效果，你可與TLS消脂配方一同使用，或配合任何TLS產品。

TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華可配合其他美安香港營養補充品一起使用嗎﹖
可以，TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華可以與其他美安香港營養補充品一同使用。

TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華安全嗎﹖
TLS塑身去脂配方－紅花籽油精華安全及不含有害物質。此產品在美國製造，並於經美國食品及藥物管理局檢測的設備生產，符合良好生產規範。顧客對本產品的質量和安全可絕對有信心。

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