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Citrus extracts show energy burning potential, without side effects: Study
- Nutra USA, 5/17/11 - "consumption of 100 mg
hesperidin, 50 mg p-synephrine (from bitter orange), and 600 mg naringin
increased the resting metabolic rate by about 18 percent ... If one assumes
that the product was taken twice a day for one year, the theoretical
increase in calorie consumption would amount to over 31 pounds ... None of
the treatment groups exhibited changes in heart rate or blood pressure
relative to the control group, nor there were no differences in
self-reported ratings of 10 symptoms between the treatment groups and the
control group ... the thermogenic effect of p-synephrine may be increased by
naringin and hesperidin via an enhancement in the production of the
expression of adiponectin, a hormone released from fat cells, which plays an
important role in the regulation of insulin sensitivity and energy" -
[Abstract]
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Increased metabolic rate may lead to accelerated aging - Science Daily,
4/27/11 - "higher endogenous metabolic rate, that is
how much energy the body uses for normal body functions, is a risk factor
for earlier mortality .... This increased metabolic rate may lead to earlier
organ damage (in effect accelerated aging) possibly by accumulation of toxic
substances produced with the increase in energy turnover ... these data do
not apply to exercise-related energy expenditure"
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