As seen on dr. Oz this week – a miracle to fight fat! - Cape Town

Monday, 3 December 2012

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City: Cape Town, Western Cape
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See what Lisa Lynn from the Dr.Oz show has to say:
httpwww.sharecare.com/question/what-health-benefits-forskolin

Referred to by Dr Oz as “Lightning in a bottle – a miracle flower to fight fat”, Forskolin, also known as Coleus Forskohlii, is a member of the mint family that grows in subtropical areas in Asia. It is a very interesting substance that is shown to reduce body fat, improve lean muscle, improve thyroid levels in men and women and testosterone levels in men, and improve metabolism (but is not a stimulant). It has a lipolytic effect, in that it selectively stimulates fat breakdown.
httpwww.doctoroz.com/videos/miracle-flower-fight-fat

The basic mechanism of action of Coleus is the activation of an enzyme. adenylate cyclase. which increases the amount of cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) in cells. Cyclic AMP is perhaps the most important cell regulating compound. Once formed it activates many other enzymes involved in diverse cellular functions. The effects of raised cAMP include: inhibition of mast cell degranulation and histamine release, inhibition of platelet activation and degranulation, increased force of contraction of heart muscle, relaxation of the arteries and other smooth muscles, increased insulin secretion, increased thyroid function, and increased Iypolysis (fat breakdown). Note: smooth muscle refers to the tissue found in the bronchials, GI tract, uterus, bladder and arteries.

• WEIGHT LOSS - Every 10 years, women have a 5% decrease in their metabolism. A slower metabolism can lead to having excess fat in places you don’t want it, a decline in muscle mass, and looser skin. Coleus Forskohlii works to increase your metabolic rate, so you can burn fat more efficiently. It is safe and does not affect your heart rate. When you burn fat, you automatically reduce the appearance of cellulite.

• HYPOTHYROIDISM - Coleus offers benefits through regulating Iypolysis (breakdown of stored fat) and increasing thyroid hormone production and release.

• ANTI-ALLERGIC - Conditions such as eczema and asthma are characterised by a relative decrease in cAMP in the skin and bronchial smooth muscle, respectively. The effect of this causes mast cell degranulation and smooth muscle contraction along with excessive levels of platelet activating factor (PAF). PAF plays a central role in many inflammatory and allergic responses including broncho constriction and reduced coronary blood flow. Most modern drugs for allergic symptoms are designed to increase cAMP levels. Coleus achieves this through improving enzyme activity without negative side effects.

• SKIN CELL REGULATOR - Psoriasis is a common skin disorder believed to be caused by a decrease in cAMP in relation to another cell-regulating substance, cyclic guanine monophosphate (cGMP). The result of this is a dramatic increase in cell division (1000 times the normal level). Studies have indicated that Coleus may be very useful for psoriasis sufferers because of its balancing effect on cAMP and cGMP.

• CARDIOVASCULAR SUPPORT - One of the most beneficial aspects of Coleus appears to be relating to its use in conditions such as hypertension, congestive heart failure and angina. Coleus has been shown to reduce blood pressure along with improving the contractility of the heart. This improvement in function appears to be mainly due to the increase in cAMP. Coleus is also noted for its effects on reducing platelet aggregation and acting as a direct cerebral vasodilator.

• MALABSORPTION AND DIGESTIVE DISORDERS - Coleus stimulates digestive secretions i.e. HCL, pepsin. amylase and pancreatic enzymes. Coleus has also demonstrated effects in improving nutrient absorption in the small intestine as well as improving the release of salivary amylase (helpful in cases of dry mouth).


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