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A systematic review, which analyzed 14 randomized control trials to determine the effects of green tea extract on weight loss, concluded that study participants lost 0.5-7.7 more pounds on average than the control groups, when supplementing with green tea extract for 12 weeks [R].
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Read More »Green tea is one of the most popular beverages consumed across the globe. Amongst it’s many proposed health benefits, which include the prevention of cancer, cardiovascular disease, anti-inflammatory effects, antioxidative properties, and neuroprotective effects. it’s most popular claim to fame, is weight loss. But can green tea really help you lose weight? We’re going to take an in-depth look at what the research says, to find out if green tea really helps with weight loss.
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Read More »In a double-blind cross over study, investigators found that 300mg of green tea extract, combined with 150mg of caffeine significantly increased fat oxidation rates at rest, and were 20% higher than the placebo of caffeine alone [R]. During exercise fat oxidation rates increase 10-fold, due to the energy demand of energy that your muscles require [R]. In a study published in the Journal Of Clinical Nutrition two studies were performed to determine if green tea extract can help with weight loss by promoting fat oxidation at rest and during moderately intense exercise. In study A, 12 healthy men performed a 30-min cycling exercise at 60% of maximal oxygen consumption (VO2max) before and after supplementation. In study B, 11 healthy men took an oral-glucose-tolerance test before and after supplementation. The results indicated that with 900 mg of green tea extract supplemented per day, fat oxidation rates increased by 17% during moderate-intensity exercise and can improve insulin sensitivity and glucose tolerance [R]. In yet another study, male subjects who supplemented with 570mg of green tea extract, for a period of 8 weeks, combined with moderate exercise 3 times per week, found that fat oxidation levels were 24% higher than the placebo, confirming a significant increase in metabolic rate. [R]. The research indicates that Green tea extract has a direct impact on fat oxidation, but what does that mean for weight loss? Simply put, since Green tea extract increases fat oxidation, your body burns more body fat for fuel, and increases its energy expenditure, which translates into burning body fat and greater weight loss. A systematic review, which analyzed 14 randomized control trials to determine the effects of green tea extract on weight loss, concluded that study participants lost 0.5-7.7 more pounds on average than the control groups, when supplementing with green tea extract for 12 weeks [R]. Therefore, by increasing the rate of fat oxidation, you burn more body fat as energy. Consequently, more studies are needed to confirm these effects and evaluate the dose and content of tea catechins and caffeine required to achieve expected results on weight loss.
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Read More »Although green tea has several beneficial effects on health, yet higher doses may cause some unknown adverse effects. Too much of anything is bad and the same goes for green tea extract. EGCG of green tea extract is cytotoxic, and higher consumption of green tea can exert acute cytotoxicity in liver cells and DNA damage. However, drinking even a very high dietary amount of green tea would be unlikely to cause these adverse effects in humans [R].
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