Universal Nutrition Doctor’s Diet CarbRite Bar Lemon Meringue 12 bars

Features

• Doctor's CarbRite Diet Bar is the perfect nutritional snack for those on a carb-restricted, higher protein diet.
• This delicious bar contains only 2.5 grams of those carbs* that are of concern to carb conscious dieters.
• This is good because low carb dieting is all about controlling insulin, the hormone which triggers fat storage.
• Universal Nutrition
• 12 bars

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 7 x 5.1 x 2.1 inches; 1.75 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 1.75 pounds
• ASIN: B008LEA8XQ
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• Average Customer Review: Customer Reviews

Product Description

1 gram Net Impact Carbs. For carb conscious dieters. No trans fats. No artificial sweeteners. No hydrogenated oils. Rated No. 1 in taste! For the low carb way of life. Just because you're on a low carbohydrate diet, doesn't mean you have to lower your standards. With Doctor's CarbRite Diet Bars, you can have a bar you really enjoy, one that's full of flavor. The Doctor's CarbRite Diet Bar will satisfy even the most demanding sweet tooth. So if you are sick of low carb bars that taste like cardboard, we recommend the Doctor's CarbRite Diet Bar. No prescription needed! Aside from conventional carbs, theres's another class of unconventional carbs called polyols or sugar alcohols. Not truly a carb, these nutrients are commoly found in sugar-free foods to impart sweetness and texture. Nutrients such as maltitol, lactitol, glycerine, do not cause a significant rise in insulin levels because the body has a hard time absorbing them. This is good because low carb dieting is all about controlling insulin, the horomone that triggers fat storage. Our Products all have very low levels of net impact carbs and are therefore perfect for a low carb dieter like you. Carb Facts: Total Carbs (23 g) minus Fiber, Glycerine Lactitol and Maltitol (22 g) equals Net Impact Carbs (1.0 g). For Carb Conscious Dieters (All of our bars are Sugar-free and Gluten-free): This bar contains 1g of carbs (Net Impact Carbs) that should be counted towards your daily carbohydrate intake. Net Impact Carbs include only those carbs that cause a noted impact on blood sugar. Fiber and Sugar Alc (glycerine, lactitol and maltitol) are excluded.