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The 24 hour weight loss patch
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What do the patches
contain?
- Fucus Vesiculosus Extract: 12mg
- 5 HTP: 12mg
- Guarana: 9.6mg
- Zinc Pyruvate: 3.6mg
- Yerba Mate: 2.4mg
- Lecithin: 2.4mg
- Flaxseed Oil: 1.2mg
- L-Carnitine: 1.2mg
- Zinc Citrate: 1.2mg
- Sweet Vanilla Aroma
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Fucus Vesiculosus :
A natural sea plant extract that has been used for hundreds
of years by traditional healers worldwide to aide varying
ailments. More recently it has been used by both herbalists
and conventional practitioners to help in weight control.
5 HTP : During
dieting, serum tryptophan levels and CNS serotonin levels
drop dramatically. These low serotonin levels in obese
patients have been associated with carbohydrate cravings and
resultant binge eating. 5-HTP can help prevent this
dieting-associated decline in serotonin, thus enhancing
weight loss. Three clinical trials in obese patients have
demonstrated decreased food intake and subsequent weight
loss with 5-HTP supplementation.
Guarana : An
extract of the Guarana plant, which was original used by
Amazonian Indians as a stimulant and a treatment for stress.
Zinc Pyruvate :
Technically, pyruvate is really a combination of highly
unstable pyruvic acid and other substances like calcium,
sodium or potassium, added to stabilize pyruvic acid. This
new compound is used to enhance fat burning, boost
endurance, increase lean muscle mass, decrease blood glucose
and lower blood cholesterol.
DHEA : Dr. Terrence
T. Yen was studying the effect of DHEA on genetically obese
mice. Although the DHEA-treated mice ate normally, they
remained thin — and they lived longer than control mice.
This “leanness” effect was also conspicuously noted by Dr.
Schwartz. In another experiment, Dr. M. P. Cleary found that
even middle-aged obese rats lost weight when fed
DHEA-supplemented food. Diabetes, a typical complication of
obesity, was also dramatically decreased.
Yerba Mate : Is an
evergreen member of the Holly family, it grows wild in
Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Brazil, but is most abundant in
Paraguay, where it is cultivated. In 1964 one group of
investigators from the Pasteur Institute and the Paris
Scientific Society concluded that Yerba Mate contains nearly
all of the vitamins necessary to sustain life. Yerba Mate is
often used as a staple food, sometimes substituting for such
important foods as bread and vegetables. It easily
eliminates the sensation of hunger and can impart as much
invigoration as a full meal, according to the well-known
Chilean herbalists J. Zin and R. Weiss.
Flaxseed Oil :
Despite all the concern about fat in our diet, the body does
require fat to function. The problem is that most people are
getting the wrong kinds of fats in their diet and are
lacking the so-called “good” fats in their diets. The human
body cannot function properly without two polyunsaturated
fats - linoleic and alpha-linolenic acid. These fatty acids,
which are found in Flaxseed Oil are essential to normal cell
structure and body function.
Lecithin : Contains
Choline & Inositol which are essential for the breakdown of
fats and cholesterol. It helps prevent arterial congestion
and distribute bodyweight, increase immunity to virus
infections, cleans the liver and purifies the kidneys.
L-Caritine :
Facilitates the burning of fat for energy by making it
possible for the long chain fatty acids it transports to
enter the cell. If the fatty acids cannot reach the
mitochondria where they are transformed to cellular energy,
it stands to reason they are going to be deposited in places
where the body will suffer from their presence, as happens
in fatty liver disease, fatty build-up in the heart, and
obesity, where fatty build-up occurs in the muscles.
Zinc Citrate
: Zinc is required for many
functions in the body, including growth, taste and smell,
nucleic acid synthesis, keratin metabolism, sexual
development and function in both genders, bone and joint
metabolism, wound healing, brain development, nerve function
and behaviour, and lipid and carbohydrate metabolism.