

Calorie Block · 30-day metabolic routine
GYMNEMA
SYLVESTRECALORIE BLOCK
A Japanese capsule formula combining fermented sake lees PROFIBER, cyclodextrin, mixed fermented green tea and camellia leaves, and Gymnema sylvestre extract.

Why it was created
A meal-conscious routine,
made with Japanese fermentation.
Weight-management portfolios need products that feel practical, clear and easy to position without overpromising. Gymnema Sylvestre Calorie Block is built for that professional space.
The formula leads with fermented sake lees PROFIBER, then adds cyclodextrin, fermented tea powder and Gymnema sylvestre extract in a compact three-capsule daily format.

Formula · the meal environment
A complex meal.
A considered ingredient matrix.
Food components and the fibre-associated ingredient layer are shown in a simplified digestive context.
Explore ingredient evidenceMeal environment
A meal contains a mixture of nutrients with different digestive pathways.
Illustrative ingredient study. Shapes and movement are simplified; product evidence is reviewed separately.
Formula architecture
One daily system.
Four source layers.




Inside the formula · per 3-capsule daily serving
Fermented fibre first.
Botanical by design.
Amounts follow the current product facts panel visible on the supplied packaging images. Destination-market labels remain authoritative.Fermented sake lees PROFIBER
The first-listed active layer in the current product facts panel; a Japanese fermentation-derived ingredient positioned around meal-conscious routines.
Mixed fermented tea powder
A fermented green-tea and camellia-leaf powder that adds a distinctly Japanese botanical tea layer.
Gymnema sylvestre extract
A botanical leaf extract traditionally associated with sugar-conscious wellness concepts; this page does not present it as a treatment.
Cyclodextrin
A cyclic carbohydrate ingredient included as a substantial part of the three-capsule daily serving.

A complete daily composition
Clear meal support
without heavy claims.
The page keeps the product attractive for slimming, pharmacy and clinic portfolios while respecting export communication: it explains the formula architecture, serving size and evidence boundaries without presenting the product as a medicine.
Ingredient evidence library
Evidence, with the
right boundaries.
Fermented sake-lees material and bowel regularity
A published Japanese review describes an exploratory intake report in 72 women with constipation tendencies using 750 mg of fermented sake-lees material. It is not a clinical trial of this finished formula and does not establish a guaranteed outcome.
Resistant protein, lipid binding and excretion
A scientific review summarises laboratory and animal work on indigestible sake-lees fractions, including lipid binding and increased faecal lipid excretion. These findings are preclinical and must not be read as a proven effect in people.
Gymnema and metabolic-syndrome markers
A human study evaluated Gymnema sylvestre in people with metabolic syndrome. It concerns a specific preparation and population, not this finished product or this dose.
Alpha-cyclodextrin and post-meal lipids
A randomised study examined alpha-cyclodextrin and acute postprandial lipid response. The product label declares cyclodextrin generally, so the publication is context, not equivalence.
Green tea and weight-management research
A Cochrane review found small and clinically limited effects of green tea preparations in overweight or obese adults. It does not test this fermented tea powder.
Professional product data
Complete details,
clearly organised.
The quantitative formula is presented above. Here, professionals can review the complete ingredient declaration, nutrition panel, format, directions and handling information.Complete ingredients & allergens01
Current Japanese composition: Fermented sake lees product (manufactured in Japan), mixed fermented tea powder (green tea leaves and camellia leaves), Gymnema sylvestre extract powder, cyclodextrin, HPMC, calcium stearate, caramel colour and flavouring.
Format & daily serving02
Nutrition per daily serving03
Use, storage & precautions04
Take three capsules daily with water or warm water according to the current Japanese directions. Store away from high temperature, humidity and direct sunlight. People who are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a medical condition should consult a qualified professional before use. This is a food supplement, not a medicine.
IN JAPAN
Japanese quality & provenance
Fermentation-led,
completed in Japan.
The formula combines Japanese fermented sake lees technology with fermented tea powder, cyclodextrin and Gymnema sylvestre extract in a 90-capsule professional export format.
Frequently asked
Clear answers,
without overclaiming.
01What is the daily serving?+
The current Japanese directions indicate three capsules daily with water or warm water. Follow the approved destination-market label.
02What does Calorie Block mean on the pack?+
It is the product concept and English pack name. Market claims must still be adapted to each destination country and should avoid medical or guaranteed weight-loss language.
03What is PROFIBER?+
PROFIBER is the fermented sake-lees ingredient declared on the current product facts panel. The Japanese pack identifies PROFIBER as a registered trademark of its respective owners.
04Is this a diet replacement?+
No. It is a food supplement for meal-conscious professional portfolios. It should sit alongside balanced meals, movement and destination-market guidance.
05Are the cited studies trials of this finished product?+
No. The cited publications concern individual ingredients, ingredient families or different preparations and do not establish an outcome for the complete formula.
Food supplement · Not a medicine
Product information is educational and intended for professional portfolio review. It is not medical advice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Suitability, permitted claims and labelling must be assessed for each destination market.Gymnema Sylvestre · Calorie Block