What Does Lipotropic Mean?
Lipotropic means fat-loving.  Basically lipotrophics are substances which can liquefy or homogenize fats.  Americans eat 100 pounds of saturated fats per person per year that's 42 percent of our caloric intake in fat.

What are the Main Functions of Lipotropics?
They increase the production of lecithin by the liver.  This helps to solubilize cholesterol, thus lessening cholesterol deposits in blood vessels and decreasing the chances of some gallstone formation.

They prevent the accumulation of fats in the liver.  A fatty liver can cause sluggish liver functioning.

They detoxify amines (byproducts of protein metabolism).  This is important for people on high-protein diets.

They increase resistance to disease.  They bolster the thymus gland to carry out its anti-disease function by:

- Stimulating the production of antibodies
- Stimulating the growth of phagocytes, which surround and gobble up invading viruses and microbes and recognizing and destroying foreign and abnormal tissue.

Lipotrophic B6-B12 Injections
Appetite Suppressants
Phentetmine (Adipex)
Phendimetrazine (Bontril)

Lipotrophic Plus active ingredients actually accelerate the fat-burning process by breaking down fat cells into smaller particles (emulsification) to be used for fuel during exercise.

This breakdown or emulsification of fat cells into smaller particles is similar to how soap breaks down grease on dishes. Plus, Lipotrophic Plus increases levels of energy and stamina during exercise providing resistance to fatigue