Over the past year-and-a-half I’ve been blogging, I’ve received a countless number of products. Some worth my time, and some not even worth a second thought. But today, I’m sharing a product with you that just might take the cake. Literally.
MealEnders are great-tasting, low-calorie, stimulant-free Signaling Lozenges, made to help keep you from overeating.
They come in four different flavors: Cinnamon, Citrus, Chocolate Mint, and Mocha. (My favorite is the Mocha!) Each Signaling Lozenge is a little smaller than a peppermint, with only 15 calories each.
So, now you’re probably wondering how in the hell these things work. Here’s a simple breakdown: MealEnders consist of two layers. A sweet, rewarding outer layer, and a cooling/tingling center. The sweet outer layer provides our senses with a “dessert” signal — a signal typically associated with the end of a meal. The cooling/tingling center engages the trigeminal nerve (the “taste” nerve) to cue the end of eating. Think sorbet in between meals; it’s like a palate cleanser.
I have to be honest with y’all. We all know there is NO magic pill, candy or lozenge to cure overeating, but this concept in genius! If used correctly, I 100% believe MealEnders work.
Combined with smart eating habits and exercise, these just might be the closest thing to a magic candy.
Dying to try these now? Good news! I’m giving away free samples to all my FiC followers! All you have to do is:
1. Make sure you’re subscribed to FitisChic.com (if you need help doing so, email me at mattie.steger@gmail.com)
2. Follow me on Instagram (@fit_is_chic).
3. Comment on my MealEnders Instagram pic & tag a friend.
And to help keep you all on track, here’s a Pre-Supper Circuit to try with (or without) your MealEnders. Complete this 6-minute circuit, and drink at least 8 oz. of water before dinner, and I GUARANTEE you will lose 5 pounds in 2 weeks. Don’t believe me? Try it!
For further information regarding MealEnders, visit MealEnders.com.
Stay fit, friends! Xo
Hi Mattie- love your site! I have really bad knees. Is there a variation you’d suggest for the high knees? Thanks!
Hi — Thank you for reading! Try jogging in place instead of high knees. Or faux-jumprope: just jump continuously as if you were jumping rope. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else! Xo
Hi Mattie! I love your website! You always post some awesome workouts! Towels and Shoulder Sculptress are my favorites! The only problem is living in an apartment building I can’t do many exercises that include jumping (burpees, high knees, squat jumps, etc..) 🙁 do you have any suggestions for variations? Thanks! 🙂