Unicity United States: Feel Great System, Unimate & Balance — Where to Buy, Price & Shipping

By Fadi — Unicity Distributor & Metabolic Coach · Published 2026-06-19 · Updated 2026-06-19 · 8 min read

Quick answer: Order the Unicity Feel Great System — Unimate and Balance — in United States at member pricing. Local delivery, coaching support, 90-day money-back guarantee.

Réponse rapide / Kurze Antwort: Le Feel Great System de Unicity est disponible en Suisse via livraison internationale. Das Unicity Feel Great System ist in der Schweiz über internationalen Versand erhältlich. La Suisse ne faisant pas partie de l'UE, des frais de douane peuvent s'appliquer selon la valeur de la commande.

Le Feel Great System — En Bref

Le Feel Great System combine deux produits cliniquement étudiés :

• Unimate — concentré de yerba maté. Augmente la production naturelle de GLP-1 de 2,5 fois et la sensation de satiété de 59% en 15 minutes. À prendre le matin pendant le jeûne.
• Unicity Balance — matrice de fibres brevetée. Réduit la glycémie postprandiale de 20-28% (Université de Sydney). À prendre avant les repas.

Le protocole suit un jeûne intermittent 16:8. Pas de comptage de calories, pas de régime restrictif.

Note sur la Suisse (hors UE)

La Suisse n'étant pas membre de l'UE, les commandes depuis les entrepôts européens de Unicity peuvent être soumises à des droits de douane suisses selon la valeur de la commande. Fadi peut vous conseiller sur l'option la plus économique — commande directe USA, EU, ou via un distributeur local suisse. Contactez Fadi pour un devis personnalisé en CHF.

Coaching en Français, Allemand et Anglais

Fadi propose un coaching en français et en anglais. Pour les clients germanophones de Suisse alémanique, des résumés en allemand peuvent également être fournis. Le coaching est inclus gratuitement avec chaque commande via ce site.

Résultats Cliniques

• 38% des participants pré-diabétiques ont amélioré leur catégorie HbA1c en 90 jours
• Glycémie post-prandiale réduite de 20-28% par repas avec Balance
• Améliorations significatives du cholestérol, des triglycérides et du tour de taille en 60 jours

Order the Unicity Feel Great System

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Scientific Synergy of Viscous Fiber and Fasting

The metabolic benefits of combining viscous soluble fiber (like the Biosphere Fiber matrix in Unicity Balance) with intermittent fasting are documented in clinical research. Soluble fiber slows gastric emptying and carbohydrate digestion, which stretches the satiety signal GLP-1 and keeps post-meal glucose spikes low. When you transition into the fasting window, your baseline insulin levels are already lower, allowing your body to transition into fat-burning mode (ketosis) much faster. This synergetic relationship is why combining Unimate yerba mate in the morning with Balance before lunch and dinner yields superior weight management and metabolic health outcomes compared to calorie restriction alone.

The Complex Science of Insulin Signaling and Resistance

Insulin is a hormone produced by beta cells in the pancreas, vital for regulating carbohydrates and fat metabolism. When glucose enters the blood, insulin binds to receptors on cellular membranes, initiating a cascade of intracellular signals that recruit glucose transporter proteins (GLUT4) to the cell surface. This allows glucose to enter cells, lowering blood sugar. However, chronic overconsumption of carbohydrates causes constant, high insulin release. Over time, receptors become desensitized to insulin, a condition known as insulin resistance. The pancreas compensates by producing even more insulin to force glucose into cells. This state of hyperinsulinemia prevents lipolysis (fat breakdown) and encourages lipogenesis (fat storage), particularly visceral fat accumulation around organs, leading to cardiovascular risk, metabolic syndrome, and fatigue.

The Physical Action of Soluble Fiber and Gastric Gel Barriers

Soluble fiber matrices, such as the Biosphere fiber system, operate on physical and chemical principles in the gut. Upon hydration in the stomach, the fiber particles swell and form a thick, viscous gel. This gel slows down gastric emptying, delaying the transit of food into the duodenum. In the small intestine, the viscous gel acts as a physical barrier, trapping sugars and starch molecules. This slows down their exposure to digestive enzymes (like amylase) and delays their absorption across the intestinal microvilli. Consequently, glucose enters the bloodstream gradually over several hours, rather than in a sudden spike. This flat glucose curve prevents the subsequent crash in blood sugar, eliminating reactive hypoglycemia, reducing insulin demand, and helping maintain stable, long-lasting energy.

The Metabolic Pathway of Autophagy and Ketosis

During a 16-hour fast, the body transitions from an anabolic state (storing energy) to a catabolic state (mobilizing energy). As liver glycogen stores are depleted, insulin levels drop, and glucagon levels rise. This shift activates hormone-sensitive lipase, which breaks down triglycerides in adipose tissue into free fatty acids. These fatty acids are transported to the liver, where they undergo beta-oxidation to produce ketone bodies (acetoacetate and beta-hydroxybutyrate). Ketones cross the blood-brain barrier, providing an alternative fuel source that is more energy-efficient than glucose and produces fewer reactive oxygen species. Fasting also triggers autophagy, where cells degrade damaged mitochondria, misfolded proteins, and viral components. This cellular recycling promotes longevity, reduces inflammation, and restores metabolic health.

Chlorogenic Acids and Theobromine in Concentrated Yerba Mate

Concentrated Yerba Mate extracts, such as Unimate, contain a high concentration of bioactive phytochemicals that support metabolism and mental clarity. Chlorogenic acids are polyphenol antioxidants that inhibit glucose-6-phosphatase, an enzyme involved in hepatic glucose production, thereby helping regulate blood sugar levels. Theobromine, a methylxanthine also found in cacao, acts as a mild central nervous system stimulant and smooth muscle relaxant. Unlike caffeine, which can cause vasoconstriction and jittery energy crashes, theobromine promotes vasodilation and a sustained, calm focus. Additionally, saponins in Yerba Mate have anti-inflammatory and cholesterol-lowering properties, supporting heart health and suppressing appetite during fasting windows.

Strategies for Achieving Metabolic Resilience and Flexibility

Metabolic flexibility is the body's capacity to adapt fuel oxidation to fuel availability, easily switching between burning carbohydrates and fats. In an unhealthy metabolic state, the body is locked into burning glucose, leading to frequent hunger and fatigue. To rebuild this flexibility, one must combine consistent fasting windows with targeted fiber supplementation. Taking a fiber matrix before meals slows digestion and insulin release, while morning fasting extends the fat-burning state. Regular physical activity, adequate sleep, and reducing refined sugar intake complement this protocol. Over weeks and months, cellular pathways adapt, insulin sensitivity improves, and energy levels stabilize, providing lasting resilience against modern chronic metabolic conditions.

The Complex Science of Insulin Signaling and Resistance

Insulin is a hormone produced by beta cells in the pancreas, vital for regulating carbohydrates and fat metabolism. When glucose enters the blood, insulin binds to receptors on cellular membranes, initiating a cascade of intracellular signals that recruit glucose transporter proteins (GLUT4) to the cell surface. This allows glucose to enter cells, lowering blood sugar. However, chronic overconsumption of carbohydrates causes constant, high insulin release. Over time, receptors become desensitized to insulin, a condition known as insulin resistance. The pancreas compensates by producing even more insulin to force glucose into cells. This state of hyperinsulinemia prevents lipolysis (fat breakdown) and encourages lipogenesis (fat storage), particularly visceral fat accumulation around organs, leading to cardiovascular risk, metabolic syndrome, and fatigue.

The Physical Action of Soluble Fiber and Gastric Gel Barriers

Soluble fiber matrices, such as the Biosphere fiber system, operate on physical and chemical principles in the gut. Upon hydration in the stomach, the fiber particles swell and form a thick, viscous gel. This gel slows down gastric emptying, delaying the transit of food into the duodenum. In the small intestine, the viscous gel acts as a physical barrier, trapping sugars and starch molecules. This slows down their exposure to digestive enzymes (like amylase) and delays their absorption across the intestinal microvilli. Consequently, glucose enters the bloodstream gradually over several hours, rather than in a sudden spike. This flat glucose curve prevents the subsequent crash in blood sugar, eliminating reactive hypoglycemia, reducing insulin demand, and helping maintain stable, long-lasting energy.

The Metabolic Pathway of Autophagy and Ketosis

During a 16-hour fast, the body transitions from an anabolic state (storing energy) to a catabolic state (mobilizing energy). As liver glycogen stores are depleted, insulin levels drop, and glucagon levels rise. This shift activates hormone-sensitive lipase, which breaks down triglycerides in adipose tissue into free fatty acids. These fatty acids are transported to the liver, where they undergo beta-oxidation to produce ketone bodies (acetoacetate and beta-hydroxybutyrate). Ketones cross the blood-brain barrier, providing an alternative fuel source that is more energy-efficient than glucose and produces fewer reactive oxygen species. Fasting also triggers autophagy, where cells degrade damaged mitochondria, misfolded proteins, and viral components. This cellular recycling promotes longevity, reduces inflammation, and restores metabolic health.

Chlorogenic Acids and Theobromine in Concentrated Yerba Mate

Concentrated Yerba Mate extracts, such as Unimate, contain a high concentration of bioactive phytochemicals that support metabolism and mental clarity. Chlorogenic acids are polyphenol antioxidants that inhibit glucose-6-phosphatase, an enzyme involved in hepatic glucose production, thereby helping regulate blood sugar levels. Theobromine, a methylxanthine also found in cacao, acts as a mild central nervous system stimulant and smooth muscle relaxant. Unlike caffeine, which can cause vasoconstriction and jittery energy crashes, theobromine promotes vasodilation and a sustained, calm focus. Additionally, saponins in Yerba Mate have anti-inflammatory and cholesterol-lowering properties, supporting heart health and suppressing appetite during fasting windows.

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