Superfood African Mango Helps With Weight Loss!

Posted: 1/9/2012 11:39:27 AM
By: Pat Ray | with: 0comments

By Dr Andrea Domanski
 
In a breakthrough that may reverse today’s epidemic of obesity, a natural compound has been discovered that circumvents the molecular factors involved in obesity.
 
In a recent controlled study, people taking this new compound lost an average of 28 pounds in a 10-week period. Unlike other weight-loss studies that mandate at least some moderation in food intake, these study participants did not alter their diet in any way!
 
There have been many drugs, hormones and supplements introduced over the years to help with weight loss, probably the most notable being Leptin. When scientists discovered that Leptin signaled the brain to burn fat, they couldn’t have been more excited. When given to mice, Leptin caused weight loss of 40% after only 33 days. The problem was that Leptin did not work in Humans due to our “Leptin Resistance” keeping the Leptin from entering our cells and doing its job.
 
Another problem with weight-loss supplements is the “survival instincts” of the fat cells themselves. Much like cancer cells, fat cells deploy several survival mechanisms when their existence is threatened. No supplement, hormone, or drug has ever been able to circumvent the natural ability of fat cells to propagate and retain excess fat – until now!
 
Introducing Irvingia – an extract from African Mango.
 
Irvingia has been shown to work via multiple pathways to promote effective fat loss.
 
1.       Reducing the absorption of sugar (inhibiting a-amylase activity)
2.       Reducing glucose levels and insulin induced lipogenesis (A.K.A reduced insulin sensitivity)
3.       Inhibiting the conversion of glycerol to triglycerides (reducing fat cell triglycerides and the glucose- 3-phophate dehydrogenase enzyme)
4.       Reducing Leptin resistance (reducing CRP binding to Leptin)
5.       Lowering serum Leptin levels (Leptin unable to be used by the cells)
6.       Increasing anti-inflammatory, anti-atherogenic, and anti-diabetic effects (increasing adiponectin levels)
 
With all of these benefits working together, weight loss was only one of the benefits of Irvingia shown in these studies.