Does Cutslin anti-spike have any effect?

Lately, I've been having a lot of dinners with coworkers. I used to feel fine the next day no matter how much I ate, but now even the slightest overeating makes me feel heavy, and I dread looking in the mirror every morning. Yesterday, in particular, I went to a buffet for a team dinner, and it was incredibly difficult to control myself in front of such delicious food. That's why I've been craving Cutslin Anti-Spike, which a friend recommended. I'm not completely unfamiliar with dieting, but there are times when things don't go as planned in social life, right? I can't just eat salad every day, so I'm considering getting some supplemental help. I've actually been looking for reviews of Cutslin Anti-Spike, but I'm wondering if it would really work for someone with irregular eating habits like mine. Being at an age where health is a priority, I've been meticulously considering ingredients and side effects. Just starving myself is too physically demanding. Has anyone tried Cutslin Anti-Spike? Could you share your experience with me on a regular basis, and advise on the best time to take it before or after a meal? I'd really appreciate it.