Carbohydrates and fat are the primary fuels our bodies use as fuel, just like gas in the tank of your car. New research at the
Monell Chemical Senses Center demonstrates clear genetic variance in the innate ability to burn fat as fuel. In essence, this means that some individuals eating a high fat diet have a genetic weakness to burn dietary fat and are more likely to become overweight....
Read More: Acetyl-L-Carnitine,
fat burning,
fat metabolism,
Pantethine
The
Washington Post reports on recent intriguing work linking obesity to viral infection. Scientists isolated adult stem cells from fat that had been extracted during liposuction. Such stem cells can potentially turn into many different cells. Culturing these stem cells with the common adenovirus-36 (Ad-36), which causes respiratory and eye infections, caused new fat cells to form which were also more active than normal fat cells at promoting fat storage. Stem cells not exposed to the virus did not form into fat cells.
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fat metabolism,
toxins,
viral infection
A study published in the
International Journal of Obesity found that men taking fish oil lost the most weight while on a diet, an additional 3 pounds over 8 weeks (for a total of 10 pounds). Eating salmon was also helpful.
Read More: DHA,
fat metabolism,
fish oil,
metabolic fitness,
metabolism
The accumulation of fat in the liver is a significant health problem that clogs liver function, setting the stage for diabetes and other issues. It is typically occurring in direct relationship to one’s expanding waistline.
Researchers just showed that stimulating the metabolism of fat significantly helped mice clear up this problem.
Read More: Acetyl-L-Carnitine,
Activator Plus™,
Choline,
DHA,
fat metabolism,
fatty liver,
liver function,
Methionine,
Pantethine
Fancy experiments with high tech equipment are now becoming the norm. Such research is beginning to unravel the complex mystery of genes and related proteins involved in metabolism. Acetyl-L-Carnitine has long been known to help metabolize fat. Lipoic Acid has long been known to help metabolize carbohydrate. A new study with fat cells show that the two used together, better than either alone, work synergistically to increase the metabolic rate of fat cells.
Read More: Acetyl-L-Carnitine,
carbohydrate metabolism,
fat cells,
fat loss,
fat metabolism,
fitness,
Lipoic Acid,
metabolic rate,
metabolism,
R-Alpha Lipoic Acid
A new study shows that carnosine promotes the normal function of nerves to stimulate the breakdown of fat via histamine receptors.
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fat metabolism,
Stress Helper®,
white adipose tissue
You need vitamin D for your fat to be fit; research explains that vitamin D works within your fat to improve your metabolism.
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fat accumulation,
fat cells,
fat metabolism,
obese adolescents,
obesity,
obesity risk,
obesity trends,
Vitamin D,
vitamin D deficiency,
vitamin D dose,
vitamin D levels,
weight gain,
weight loss,
Weight Management