Showing posts with label irvingia gabonensis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label irvingia gabonensis. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2011

How Leptin Works in the Body




The main consensus concerning obesity and weight loss seems to be that it is all about the right diet and shear willpower. However that really may not be the case. There could actually be a genetic disposition that causes people to have trouble losing weight, keeping their appetite in check and causing them to overeat. This nature could be caused by a resistance to an important substance in the body called Leptin.

But what is Leptin? It is an influential protein in the body that is produced by human fat cells. It is responsible in communicating directly with the brain and tells the brain how much fat is stored in the body. It helps control your appetite, energy levels, hormone balance and metabolic rate.

Friday, August 12, 2011

Is African Mango Plus Worth Your Time and Money?

When the Irvingia Gabonensis seed extract known from the fruit African Mango was introduced to the American market, a lot of food supplement companies recoiled at the wonders of this new yet highly effective product. The African mango works from inside the body by enhancing the production of helpful hormones to promote weight loss, reduce bad cholesterol, promote good cholesterol, and suppress the appetite. Some diet pills are risky and have many contraindications; but studies conclude that the African mango seed extract is the safest and most natural way to lose weight.

A well documented study shows that the Irvingia Gabonensis seed extract has a high fiber content, something that other weight loss supplements lack. Fibers are an essential part of the diet for a number of health benefits. They can lower bad cholesterol while promoting good cholesterol. They can cleanse the colon by working like sponges that absorb toxins, bacteria, and fats then flush them out. Thus, fiber can also prevent the development of colon cancer and allow the natural absorption of nutrients. Further, a person does not feel bloated due to constipation.

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