Science

Diet Shield’s lip balm is composed of 5 sensory stimulant ingredients responsible for its anti-snacking capacity: Sichuan pepper, capsicum frutescens, spilanthes acmella, menthol and eucalyptus. An ideal combination of ingredients capable of producing a sensory distraction effect when applied as a lip balm.

A deterrent effect is produced by stimulating the trigeminal nerve.

This is then processed in the prefrontal cortex, a part of the brain that influences our behavioural choices.

A mild tingling and buzzing sensation in caused on the lips.

This sensation in combination with the other sensory effects (taste and smell) can help with our ability to resist impulses, such as the urge to snack between meals.

The balm helps you to avoid food noise and gives the support needed to navigate away from unnecessary temptation.

What looks like a simple lip balm can be applied at will to support the conscious decision to avoid snacking between meals.

A side-effect free way to lead and maintain a healthier lifestyle.