Cravings After GLP-1? How Calocurb Offers Natural Relief
Kate Marciniec
What’s Next After GLP-1? How Calocurb Can Help You Stay on Track — or Support Your Weight Loss Naturally
If you’ve been using a GLP-1 injection medication for weight loss, you know how powerful these medications can be. But what happens when it’s time to stop, or if you want extra support while still on them? Many people find that when they transition off GLP-1 medications, their hunger and cravings return — sometimes stronger than before. That can feel frustrating, especially when you’ve worked so hard on your health journey.
At Solid Wellness & Aesthetics, we’re always looking for ways to help you succeed. One natural option we recommend is Calocurb, a plant-based supplement designed to help with appetite control — without medication.
Why Do People Struggle After Stopping GLP-1s?
GLP-1 medications work by helping your body feel full longer and slowing how fast food moves through your stomach. When you stop taking these medications, those effects wear off. It’s common to feel hungrier and to find it harder to manage portions and cravings.
That’s where a tool like Calocurb can help.
What Is Calocurb?
Calocurb is a natural supplement made from a special extract of hops — the same kind of plant used to make beer, but in a purified, concentrated form. This extract is called amaroq™.
When you take Calocurb before eating, it activates your body’s natural “bitter brake.” This is a signal your gut sends when it tastes something bitter. That signal helps your brain say, “I’m done — I’ve had enough.”
Here’s what makes Calocurb special:
✅ Plant-based and drug-free
✅ No stimulants or caffeine
✅ Helps with cravings and portion control
✅ Backed by clinical research
How Can Calocurb Help You?
💡 If you’re coming off a GLP-1 medication: Calocurb offers gentle, natural support to help you stay in control of your appetite as your body adjusts.
💡 If you’re still on a GLP-1: Calocurb can provide extra help with cravings or portion control when you need it.
💡 If you’ve never taken a GLP-1: Calocurb is a great option for anyone looking for non-medication support on their weight loss or healthy eating journey. It helps you feel satisfied with smaller portions and reduces the urge to snack between meals — all without stimulants or prescriptions.
July Special
To make it easy to try, we’re offering 10% off Calocurb for the month of July 2025!
If you’re ready to explore natural appetite support, reach out to us today. We’re happy to answer your questions and help you decide if Calocurb is a good fit for you.
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