The Scientific Truth
About Green Tea & Weight loss

Thousand Year Old Healing Secret Comes of Age

Green tea (GT),weight loss and diet patches are the latest trend in promoting fat burning.

With all the hype you might have some suspicion about a tea that can promote fat burning.

But the science behind green tea can NOT be ignored.

Before getting to new research findings of GT as a fat burner - please understand that unlike ephedra and other weight loss stimulants GT is a natural healing food.

Green tea has been used in China for thousands of years for its health-preserving and revitalizing power.

Modern science has identified powerful antioxidants in green tea called polyphenols.

One group of polyphenols called catechins is particularly potent and is highly effective at neutralizing free radicals at the cellular level.

This simple means that green tea protects and boosts your body's immune defense systems naturally.

Another way to say it is that Tegreen protects your cellular health!

Everyday your body is exposed to:

• Toxins in the air
  
  
• Harmful chemicals in body soaps and cosmetics
  
  
• Poisons in everyday cleaners and detergents
  
  
• Harmful pesticides in our food

Antioxidants is how your body naturalizes the bad guys - free radicals.

When you eliminate free radicals you reduce the rate of aging, and the onset of diseases such as cancer.

Do not worry if you do not understand how catechins support healthy cell function while providing antioxidant protection to critical cell structures such as DNA.

All you have to do is accept 1000 year old history and a mountain of research on green tea health benefits! [2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14]

The Healthy Fat Burning Weight-loss Friend

Additionally, catechins have been demonstrated to cause a thermogenic effect (i.e. fat burning) that enhances the body’s metabolic rate and stabilizes blood sugar and reduces fat deposits.

The new science research is finding even more health benefits for green tea.

Metabolic Syndrome X is the term used to describe a group of heart disease risk factors, including:

• high levels of abdominal fat
  
  
• bad cholesterol
  
  
• high blood pressure
  
  
• abnormal glucose metabolism

The syndrome, also known as Insulin Resistance Syndrome, is thought to run in families with a history of type 2 diabetes.

It is a syndrome that can kill.

Excessive caloric intake is thought to be one of the root causes.

Consequently, physicians have prescribed weight loss, exercise and a healthy diet to combat it.

A new weapon might eventually be added to the arsenal.

Consumption of TeGreen™ a new health aid that is the only scientifically validated green tea supplement [1].

The results of a new animal model study reveal the benefits of Tegreen™ in:

• Improving lipid metabolisms - burn more fat
  
  
• Improving glucose metabolisms - stable sugar, reduce fat deposits
  
  
• Enhancing insulin sensitivity - stabilize sugar, and eliminate sugar cravings
  
  
• Balancing the metabolic rate of fat deposit
  
  
• Increase fat burning.

From this research, TeGreen™ has been identified as the only scientifically valid herbal supplement that might help fight diabetes.

Hong Zu and colleagues overfed rats until their metabolism started to go haywire. When this happens to obese humans it's called metabolic syndrome X or insulin resistance..

A major feature of metabolic syndrome X is that the body starts losing control of blood sugar levels.

In an effort to help, the pancreas makes more insulin.

But the body becomes more and more resistant to insulin.

Eventually, the whole system breaks down resulting in :

• Diabetes
  
  
• High blood pressure
  
  
• High cholesterol
  

Can green tea help?

The Pharmanex Scientists in Zu's team gave the fat rats daily doses of TeGreen™ for eight weeks.

Compared with rats that got no treatment, the TeGreen™-taking rats lost abdominal fat.

More importantly, they had

• Lower levels of sugar
  
  
• Lower levels of fat
  
  
• Lower levels of insulin in their blood (less insulin means lower fat storage!)

"Oral administration of TeGreen™ is capable of improving glucose and lipid metabolisms induced by a high-calorie diet in an obese rat model," Zu and colleagues note in a news release.

This study clearly shows that TeGreen™ intervention can significantly decrease visceral fat depot and increase insulin sensitivity.

Fueled from the findings in this study a huge rush to dominate the market, the weight loss industry began to offer green tea as the new silver bullet to weight loss.

There are many diet patches, and other wondrous potions thjat started to mix green tea in weight loss formulas.

While these other weight loss solutions claim to provide the benefits of green tea only TeGreen™ is backed with scientific research to illustrate its effectiveness.

If you are looking for safe and effect way to assist you in your weight loss then Pharmanex's TeGreen Solution is a top considerations!

Pharmanex, prides themselves, on the "measurable difference" they offer health conscious women and men.

The only problem is that Pharmanex is a MLM company.

This means that even with a great product it is impossible to get good value for the product. In otherwords you will over pay for the product unless you start recruiting a salesforce.

I like the fact that Pharmanex provides a science approach and does have a good product. they just do NOT just make outrageous claims - they actually have the science and proof to support their products like Tea Green!

I personally will shopping for green tea else where.

Now you can have the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you are giving your body the nutrients it needs to burn fat, and protect your immune system.

 

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Still Have Questions? What to Buy Pharmanex

You have 2 options to get more information on this incredible company and TeGreen

1) Contact the Company Directly

Please Call #800-487-1000 and press the prompt to customer service (#2), then give this ID#US0680660.

Pharmanex Support: M - F, 7 am -10 pm & Sat. 8 am - 8 pm MST. If your calling EST +2hrs, or from PST -1 hr form the list times.

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