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Phosphorus, an Anti-Obesity Agent? 3x375 mg With Each Meal Strip Almost 4 cm Off Obese Waists in Only 12 Weeks

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You knew that all these fat burning high protein foods are high in phosphorus?! 1 cm per week? What sounds like an advertisement for the next best useless fat burner, is in fact the rate at which the 47 obese, but otherwise "healthy" subjects in a recent study from the American University of Beirut had to tighten their belts (Ayoub. 2015)... Ok, I know that this is not DNP-like earth-shatteringly fast, but in view of the fact that the placebo group had to loosen their belts to accommodate for an additional 0.36 cm increase in waist circumference, it is still quite amazing. I mean, would you have expected that the amount of phosphorus of ca. 300 g salmon would have such an effect if there's no other difference in diet or physical activity between the two groups of overweight participants? If you're looking for a true fat burner, try coffee ;-) For Caffeine, Timing Matters! 45 Min or More? Coffee - The Good, Bad & Interesting Three Cups of Coffee Ke...

Forgotten Dieting Aids: Choline, Carnitine, Caffeine and the Anti-Weight-Loss Plateau Effects of Sugar and Phosphates

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I bet both Flex Wheeler (left) as well as Serge Nubret (right) still knew what choline is. Something you probably cannot say of many of today's gymrats. In view of the fact that the brief "Oldie but Goldie" post on the efficiency of a stack of carnitine, choline and caffeine as a weight loss adjuvant on the SuppVersity Facebook Wall caught so much attention, I thought that especially those of you who have not yet "liked" the SuppVersity on Facebook and have thus missed this brief reminder of these "classic" fat loss helpers would appreciate if I devote a whole post to this issue as well as another "Oldie but Goldie", I came across recently: The anti-plateau effects of succrose (plain sugar) and phosphates during phases of (very) intense dieting. ECA was yesterday and so was CCC ;-)   Let's start with the CCC stack, though. In the year 2000, Hongu et al. published a paper describing a rodent experiment in which they were able to...
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