All the recent hype about green coffee bean supplements as the answer to weight reduction had lots of people at our office somewhat, well, hyper! You'd think everyone's been drinking an excessive amount of coffee. But it's true, Dr. Oz is saying this is the most exciting study he has seen on weight loss supplements in a long time...

1. All the recent hype about green coffee bean supplements as the answer to weight reduction had lots of
people at our office somewhat, well, hyper! You'd think everyone's been drinking an excessive amount
of coffee. But it's true, Dr. Oz is saying this is the most exciting study he has seen on weight loss
supplements in a long time...
Basically, a study was published in January 2012 in Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity that
showed some very promising results. Sixteen individuals were given either 700 or 1050 milligrams of
green coffee bean extract daily for 3 months. The result? The testers lost an average of almost 18
pounds each!
Doctor Oz also had a handful of his audience members give it a try for a week and both experienced
weight loss of a few pounds in that short time period. And this is by taking the supplements only and not
making any other changes to lifestyle. No wonder everyone’s excited.
For some background, green coffee means the unroasted beans. Coffee contains numerous
components, including chlorogenic acid, which has been specifically demonstrated to inhibit the
formation of sugar in the liver. Various studies have shown that chlorogenic acid slows the development
of fat from food. But drinking your morning cup of Joe probably won’t do much to promote fat loss since
the roasting process removes most of the chlorogenic acid. Hence the need to take unroasted, or
“green” coffee supplements.
Research says the supplement should not be taken by children or ladies who are pregnant or
breastfeeding. And needless to say it’s always a good idea to confer with your doctor before taking any
type of medication, even a cup of joe in pill form!
Have you tried these magic beans?