FullBar Review
FullBar
I’ve been eating FullBar this week to help manage my appetite. The company gave me one week’s supply to review for the blog. Here’s what I think about the product.
Taste: I liked it. I’m not a big fan of granola bars or energy bars but I thought the FullBar tasted good. It is also large so you can’t just wolf it down. I enjoyed sitting and eating my FullBar with a tall glass of water.
AquaFull: The company also has a water additive to help you manage your appetite. I really like this product. It helped me get my waters in for the day and it tasted good.
FullBar and Food: FullBar is designed to mimic the fullness experienced by people who’ve had bariatric or bypass surgery. It is supposed to make you too full to over eat, or cheat. The product does make you full. But I did cheat (or go “off plan” for the PC among us) one day while eating the FullBar. I wanted the bar to make it impossible to overeat. Unfortunately it is always possible to cheat. However, the best day I had on the FullBar was the day I ate it before going out to eat. I ignored bread on the table and ate 1/3 of an entree that I ordered. I credit the FullBar for that, completely.
Recommendation:This is the first time I tried a product to that claimed to fill you up. FullBar helped me discover something new about my dieting. I think I can really benefit from eating something filling but “low cal” and drinking water before my meals. The FullBar recommends eating the bar 30 minutes before your meal. Doing this helped me figure out if I was “hungry” or just eating to eat. If you’re having a tough time figuring out if you’re full FullBar, or something similar, might help. Also, I highly recommend AquaFull. It is my favorite item from the company. It really helped me handle an afternoon desire to binge and helped me get my water in.
Weight Loss:I stayed the same on my weight this week but I started the bar on Monday. I plan to continue using it until Monday so look for actual numbers Monday morning. Remember I was 1?6 when I started and am still that number. Just keeping it real here, I’m not shrinking down or anything. But after decades of dieting I learned something about managing my hunger and fullness thanks to FullBar. And I’m pretty sure I will add the AquaFull to my daily water intake.
least you still have a 1 in front of your weight..i can’t stand any type of granola, protein, etc., bars myself.
Bars can be tough to swallow that is for sure but if you can mentally get past that part they can be a helpful tool in your quest.. I have never heard of these bars will have to look them up and do some more research. The bars that I used when I dropped my lbs were from Proti and they actually were not all that bad….
had to peek in before I start my saturday and say THANK FOR MAKING MY YESTERDAY MORNING SO FUN!
proteinpacked kisses,
Miz.
Woudn’t metamucil tablets do the same thing? Minus actually having to eat the bar? If they’re very tastey, they’re not for me. I learned that tastey bars are too convenient to eat for me. Fiber-one caramel oats ones in particular. Too yummy. I like to drink piping hot herbal tea. It takes a while to drink and leaves me hydrated. And relaxed. Aaaah.
Oooh, I had one more thought? Would you eat these before doing yoga? Does the fiber cause gas? One needs to know.
Thanks for all of your comments ladies. If you still have questions about FullBar, check out the link below. Hopefully it will clear up any additional questions you might have:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU_GHTLdBDY&feature=channel