Balance
Balance
Soluble-fiber
supplement
A blend of soluble fiber, plant compounds, vitamins, and minerals in a convenient stick pack.
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Two complementary products. Different ingredients. Get to know what’s in each, then decide how they fit into your own wellness routine.
Unimate
Unimate
Yerba mate extract
A botanical drink mix made with concentrated green mate leaf extract. Naturally contains caffeine.
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What’s in Balance?
Balance combines several sources of soluble fiber with plant compounds, vitamins, and minerals. The manufacturer’s ingredient guide describes guar gum, locust bean gum, citrus pectin, oat fiber, beta-glucan, and gum arabic among its fiber sources.
Formulas and flavors can vary by market. Check the current label for ingredients and allergens.
Read the manufacturer’s ingredient guideWhat’s in Unimate?
Unimate uses concentrated yerba mate leaf extract. Yerba mate naturally contains caffeine, theobromine, chlorogenic acids, and other plant compounds. A concentrated extract differs from traditionally brewed mate.
Caffeine sensitivity varies. Check the current label and discuss suitability with your healthcare professional.
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Understand the science.
Explore the research behind the ingredients. Knowing what a study examined—and what it didn’t—helps you make an informed choice.
Human studies
See what a small human trial of yerba mate actually examined.
Ingredient research
Explore chlorogenic acid research and the differences in study design.
What the evidence means
A clear guide to reading results in their proper context.
Human research: yerba mate and body composition
Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial · 2015 · 30 participants · 12 weeks
Researchers studied 3 grams per day of yerba mate in capsules in Korean adults with obesity. They reported differences in some body-fat measures compared with placebo.
The limit: this was a small trial of a particular capsule preparation, not a trial of Unimate, Balance, or Shylow’s protocol. It does not establish an expected result for you.
Read the study on PubMed · PMID 26408319Ingredient research: chlorogenic acid
Review article · 2013
“Roles of Chlorogenic Acid on Regulating Glucose and Lipids Metabolism: A Review” summarizes research involving this plant compound. It is not a clinical trial of the finished products.
Read the review · PMCID PMC3766985Animal study · 2025
A separate study examined chlorogenic acid and skeletal-muscle metabolism in mice fed a high-fat diet. Animal findings cannot establish benefits in people or prove a product’s effectiveness.
Read the animal study · PMID 40232198How to put research in context
- Match the formulation. A study of an ingredient or a capsule does not automatically apply to a finished drink.
- Check the study type. Human trials, reviews, laboratory research, and animal studies answer different questions.
- Look at scale and duration. Small, short studies can leave important questions unanswered.
- Keep expectations personal. Research does not guarantee individual results. This information is educational and does not replace medical advice.
A simple approach
Your daily rhythm.
Start with understanding. Read the labels, consider your own needs, and make a plan that works for you.
Explore the products
Understand Balance’s fiber blend and Unimate’s yerba mate extract.
Understand the routine
Learn the directions and how the products relate to meal timing.
Make an informed choice
Use the evidence and professional guidance to decide what’s right for you.
A closer look at the daily routine
Unimate
The current US product information says to mix one stick pack with 17–24 oz. of hot or cold water, to taste, one or two times daily. Follow your own product’s label.
Balance
The provider’s routine places Balance before or with the heaviest meal. Mix according to the current label and drink promptly after mixing.
Meal timing
The program includes time-restricted eating. Fasting is not appropriate for everyone; a clinician can help you assess whether it suits your circumstances.
Directions are general information, not a personalized plan. View the provider’s current routine ↗
Before changing your diet, starting supplements, or fasting, speak with a qualified healthcare professional—especially if you take medication, manage a health condition, or are pregnant or breastfeeding. Unimate contains caffeine.
From plant to product
Know where
your routine begins.
Yerba mate is a South American plant with a long history as a brewed beverage. Unimate uses a concentrated extract of its green leaves, while Balance brings together several soluble-fiber sources in a separate formula.
The manufacturer describes harvesting, drying, aging, and extracting the mate leaves. This is product background, not evidence of a health outcome.
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A brighter, healthier tomorrow
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Whether you’re exploring a personal wellness routine or an independent distributor opportunity, take the next step with a clear understanding of the details.
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Meet Shylow.
Shylow Whiting
Independent distributor
Huntsville, Alabama
Have questions about the products, routine, or opportunity? Connect with Shylow to find the information you need.
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shylow.whiting@aesirgg.com256-519-06784100 Market Street SWHuntsville, AL 35808