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Clinical
Studies on the Yerba Diet
The positive effects of the ingredients in the Yerba Diet formula
have been clinically studied and proven to help with weightloss
and appetite management. Below are a few of the clinical studies
relating to the Yerba Diet ingredients.
Case 1: A study of thermogenic effects
of commercially available plant preparations done at the Institute
of Physiology at a Switzerland University showed an increase in
energy wastage and increased lipolysis as a result of taking Yerba
Mate. The study also showed that Yerba Mate resulted in "a
significant decrease in RQ indicating an enhancement in the proportion
of fat oxidized, a favorable effect for decreasing body fat."
Case 2: Green tea, by containing
high quantities of pharmacologically active compounds can exert
a thermogenic and therefore an anti-obesity action. Green Tea showed
a reduced gastric and intestinal fat digestion as well as a reduction
of lipid emulsification process. Green Tea was shown to be an effective
stimulant for tissue thermogenesis. In a study of 10 healthy men,
treatment with the green tea extract resulted in a significant increase
in 24h energy expenditure and a significant decrease in 24h respiratory
quotient. Administration of green tea extract stimulated thermogenesis
and fat oxidation and this extract has the potential to influence
body weight and body composition via changes in both energy expenditure
and substrate utilization.
Case 3: A similar study of 70 patients
20 to 69 years of age, showed a continuing decrease of body weight
as well as waist circumference. At the end of the study, mean body
weight was decreased by 4.6% and waist circumference by 4.48%. The
study concluded that Green Tea significantly increased energy expenditure
and lowered body weight.
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