Study on the weight loss effect of Gymnema sylvestris

2015-08-12 classification: efficacy review 2 people review foreign studies have proved that forest gymniac can inhibit the absorption of glucose in the small intestine of rats, thus inhibiting the rise of blood glucose, so it can be used to prevent diabetes and obesity In 1983, pm.brala et al Conducted a double-blind trial to observe the effect of Gymnema sylvestris on the diet of normal weight men and women in a short period of time The results showed that the total caloric value, total carbohydrate, total protein and total fat absorbed by the group were less than those of the placebo group In 1994, H teresawa et al Used mice with obesity hyperglycemia genetic gene to study Gymnema sylvestris The results showed that compared with the control group, the blood glucose and triglyceride levels of the mice treated with the extract of Gymnema sylvestre decreased by 18% The results showed that the leaves of Gymnema sylvestre could inhibit the weight gain and decrease the fat absorption of the rats fed with high fat Further studies have shown that gymniac can inhibit the absorption of glucose in the small intestine of rats, which can be used to prevent obesity E By combining glucomannan, glucosamine, Gymnema sylvestris and vitamin C, derke Woodgate et al Found that it can significantly reduce the weight and fat consumption of the adult obesity G Harry Preuss et al Combined potassium hydroxycitrate calcium salt, chromic nicotinic acid and extract of Gymnema sylvestris, found that it can reduce weight in moderate obesity Forest spoonful acid has the effect of reducing weight because it can not only weaken the desire for sweets, but also reduce the body's absorption of sugar Through reducing the sweetness of food, but not making it completely without sweetness, the forest spoonful acid can weaken the desire for sweetness, which can last for 1 to 2 hours Studies have shown that GA not only prevents the absorption of sugar by tongue, but also by intestine Through inhibiting the absorption of sugar molecules in the intestinal tract during the digestion process, the forest spoonful acid can effectively reduce the absorption of sugar and change the content of blood sugar The organic acid molecule has the same structural unit as glucose molecule These molecules will occupy the receptors on taste buds for 1 to 2 hours, so as to prevent taste buds from acting on sugar molecules in food Similarly, glucose like structural units in organic acids occupy receptors on the absorption surface of the intestine, thus preventing the intestine from absorbing sugar molecules This physiological analogue helps maintain blood sugar levels, which remain constant throughout the day It can also boost energy supply by using fat.