Green Coffee Bean Extract Tested On 'Dr. Oz Show'

Green Coffee Bean Extract on "Dr. Oz Show"

"The Dr. Oz Show" has once again featured the weight-loss supplement pure green coffee bean extract.

Under the guidance of health experts, the show conducted a project to test the effects of the green coffee bean extract.

The project involved 100 female participants, ages of 35 and 49, who were overweight with BMIs between 25 and 45. None of the women were pregnant, breastfeeding nor having any major medical problem. They either received the green coffee bean extract or a placebo, and were instructed to take 400mg capsules, thrice a day – half an hour before each meal. They were not informed which pill the were given and were instructed not to change their diet and to keep a food journal. Their weight were then measured two weeks after.

According to the show's own study, the group of women who took the green coffee bean extract lost, on average, two pounds. However, the group of women who took the placebo lost an average of one pound – "possibly because they were more aware of their diet for that two weeks because of the required food journal."

In April, "The Dr. OZ show" presented the results of a study wherein test subjects lost an average of 17 pounds in only 12 weeks of supplementation without any changes to diet or exercise with zero side effects. The results were also published on the Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity: Targets and Therapy.

Pure green coffee bean extract's active component called chlorogenic acid is being attributed with the subjects' weight-loss. The natural compound is believed to work by slowing down the release of glucose into the body after meals while at the same time boosting metabolism. These two mechanisms work together to inhibit the absorption of fat and eliminate weight gain.

Chlorogenic acid is not present in aromatic roasted familiar version of brown coffee since it is removed during the roasting process (which is done at over 400 degrees Fahrenheit) as the acid is extremely bitter.

The green coffee bean supplement also has lower caffeine than a cup of coffee. It has only around 20 mg of caffeine per serving compared to 100 mg per cup of coffee.

In some studies, the bean has also shown to help lower blood pressure – while still boosting metabolism. FULL STORY...

Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract Supplementation Leads To Weigh Loss - Study

Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract By Pure Health

Pure green coffee bean extract supplementation aids in weight management, a clinical study has found.

Published on the Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity: Targets and Therapy earlier this year, the study followed 16 individuals (8 males and 8 females) aged 22–46 who supplemented pure green coffee bean extract. The subjects, who all have normal functioning thyroid glands and are non-diabetic and non-hypertensive, took the supplement for 22 weeks.

After the course of the study, the participants, who were classified as overweight before the program, averaged slightly over an 8 kg weight loss which was more than 10% of their body weight and now in the normal BMI category. There were no side effects that were reported by the subjects as well.

The researchers of the study said their limitations were the small sample size and the short washout periods between arms but explained that "we do not believe sample size to have been a problem, given the linear crossover design of the study."

Pure green coffee bean's active component called chlorogenic acid is being attributed with the subjects' weight-loss. The natural compound is believed to work by slowing down the release of glucose into the body after meals while at the same time boosting metabolism. These two mechanisms work together to inhibit the absorption of fat and eliminate weight gain.

Chlorogenic acid is not present in aromatic roasted familiar version of brown coffee since it is removed during the roasting process (which is done at over 400 degrees Fahrenheit) as the acid is extremely bitter.

The green coffee bean supplement also has lower caffeine than a cup of coffee. It has only around 20 mg of caffeine per serving compared to 100 mg per cup of coffee.

In some studies, the bean has also shown to help lower blood pressure – while still boosting metabolism. FULL STORY...

Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract On Dr Oz Show

Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract On Dr Oz Show

Weight-loss supplement Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract was recently featured on "The Dr. Oz Show."

The show showcased a recent U.S. study that followed a group of 16 adults who supplemented with green coffee bean for only 12 weeks. Over the course of the study, the test subjects lost an average of 17 pounds each,  with no side effects reported.

The key to the weight-loss is being attributed to green coffee bean's component called Chlorogenic Acid. The active compound is believed to work by slowing down the release of glucose into the body after meals while at the same time boosting metabolism. These two mechanisms work together to inhibit the absorption of fat and eliminate weight gain.

The natural compound is not present in aromatic roasted familiar version of brown coffee since it is removed during the roasting process (which is done at over 400 degrees Fahrenheit) as the acid is extremely bitter.

The green coffee bean supplement also has lower caffeine than a cup of coffee. It has only around 20 mg of caffeine per serving compared to 100 mg per cup of coffee.

In some studies, the bean has also shown to help lower blood pressure – while still boosting metabolism.

Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract in capsule preparation is now available for purchase online at Pure Health's website. FULL STORY...

Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract Capsules Now Available Online

Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract By Pure Health

Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract in 400mg capsule preparations are now available online.

Pure Green Coffee Bean is said to support in healthy weight loss and help to control hypertension when taken regularly.

According to a recent study, test subjects who took Green Coffee Bean Extract lost an average of 17 pounds in only 12 weeks of supplementation without any changes to diet or exercise with zero side effects. The results of the study were presented at the American Chemical Society conference in San Diego and reported on media outlets including “The Dr. Oz Show” and CBS News.

It was explained on “The Dr. Oz Show” that it is the bean's component called Chlorogenic Acid that aids in weight loss. Chlorogenic Acid is a natural compound that is believed to slow down the release of glucose into the body after meals while at the same time boosting metabolism. It is only present in the raw Green Coffee Bean, and not in the aromatic roasted familiar version of brown coffee. That’s because the Chlorogenic Acid is removed during the roasting process (which is done at over 400 degrees Fahrenheit) as the acid is extremely bitter. The daily dose of pure Green Coffee Bean contains only about 15 – 25 mg of naturally-occurring caffeine whereas your average cup of coffee contains up to 200 mg.

The said 400mg Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract capsules can be purchased at http://www.purehealth100.com.

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