ArticlePharmacognosy research
Thermogenic Blend Alone or in Combination with Whey Protein Supplement Stimulates Fat Metabolism and Improves Body Composition in Mice.
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Abstract
backgroundCertain food ingredients promote thermogenesis and fat loss. Similarly, whey protein improves body composition. Due to this potential synergistic effect, a blend of thermogenic food ingredients containing African mango, citrus fruit extract,
objectiveThe objective of this study was to evaluate the interaction of thermogenic foods on improving body composition during consumption of an unhealthy diet. MATERIALS AND
methodsC57BL/6J young adult male mice (
resultsNovel blend alone and in combination with protein supplement attenuated body weight gain, fat, and increased surface BAT temperature in comparison to vehicle control and to baseline (
conclusionsThese data indicate that this novel blend stimulates thermogenesis and attenuates the gain in body weight and fat in response to high-fat diet in mice and these effects were improved when administered in combination with whey protein supplement. SUMMARY: 30 days oral administration to mice of a novel blend containing African mango seed extract, citrus fruits extract,
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