Ameyalli Brown Control Yourself

Mindful eating, powered by your body’s own intelligence.

Ameyalli Brown Terpenes support the body’s natural gut–brain signaling, helping restore clarity between hunger and satiety so eating becomes intentional—not impulsive.

Ameyalli Brown Terpenes are crafted to deliver humulene in a way that:

Works with the body’s natural systems
Avoids overstimulation or forced suppression
Supports balance rather than control through restriction

This approach aligns with Ameyalli’s philosophy:

Support the body’s intelligence — don’t override it.

Designed to reduce cravings and regulate appetite, resulting in:

Supports controlled hunger cues
Encourages mindful eating
Helps reduce unnecessary snacking
Promotes natural satiety
Supports metabolic balance

How It Works:

Your gut and brain are in constant conversation.

Signals tell you when to eat—and when to stop.

Stress, inflammation, and modern diets disrupt that conversation, leading to:

Constant snacking
Eating without hunger
Cravings disconnected from need

Ameyalli Brown helps restore that dialogue.

Humulene

CRAVE CONTROL

AMEYALLI COLOR PROFILE: BROWN

A Terpene Known for Appetite Signal Modulation

Humulene is a naturally occurring plant terpene found in hops, basil, cloves, and other aromatic plants traditionally associated with digestive balance and appetite regulation.

Unlike stimulants or synthetic appetite suppressants, humulene is recognized for its ability to influence how the body perceives hunger, rather than forcing suppression.

This makes humulene uniquely aligned with mindful eating and metabolic balance.

Humulene & Appetite Signaling

Appetite is regulated through a network involving:

The gut
The brain
The endocannabinoid system (ECS)

Humulene interacts with this network by supporting pathways involved in:

Hunger cue recognition
Satiety signaling
Energy balance

Research suggests humulene plays a role in anorectic signaling behavior—meaning it supports the body’s ability to feel satisfied without overstimulation. Rather than increasing energy demand or triggering artificial fullness, humulene helps the body respond more appropriately to existing hunger and satiety cues.

How It Works: