
The price comes from the shop and can change. Check price, size and delivery on the shop's page before you order.
How will Fat Grabbers™ help me? Fat Grabbers™ combines the high-quality fibre found in Guar Gum and Psyllium Hulls with Chickweed and Lecithin for a unique formula that traps fat molecules. Extensive research on Guar Gum and Psyllium Hulls indicates their effectiveness in minimising the absorption of fat. Lecithin is a nutrient that works to break down fat, making it easier for the fibres to trap it. Chickweed contains saponins that also act as fat emulsifiers. No stimulants, no questionable ingredients - just wholesome nutritional substances that won’t disrupt normal body processes. All elements of Fat Grabbers provide nutrients to help absorb less dietary fat, and they all enjoy a long history of safe use. Using Fat Grabbers in conjunction with a healthy, well balanced daily diet plan can help you to create an effective overall weight-management programme. Are Fat Grabbers™ suitable for everyone? Fat Grabbers™ may cause a reaction in those allergic to inhaled or ingested psyllium. Fat Grabbers™ contain soy. Fat Grabbers™ may inhibit the absorption of essential fatty acids, so allow at least three hours before or after taking Super Omega-3 EPA or Omega 3-6-9. Use the buttons below to print, download or email a simplified factsheet for reference. var pf Header Img Url = ‘’;var pf Header Tagline = ‘’;var pfdisable Click To Del = 1; var pf Hide Images = 0; var pf Image Display Style = ‘block’;var pf Disable PDF = 0; var pf Disable Email = 0; var pf Disable Print = 0; var pf Custom CSS = ‘’;var pf Encode Images = 0; var pf Show Hidden Content = 0; var pf Bt Version=‘2’;(function(){var js, pf; pf=document. create Element(‘script’);pf. type=‘text/javascript’;pf. src=’//cdn. printfriendly. com/printfriendly. js’;document. get Elements By Tag Name(‘head’)[0].append Child(pf)})();
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Are Nature’s Sunshine products medicines?
No. They are sold as food supplements, so they are not licensed as medicines and cannot claim to treat or prevent disease. Ask a pharmacist or GP if you are looking for help with a health problem.







