Green Tea Fat Burner - What your body gains ... to lose
Yes, I know. There are many products on the market that claim to be the GREEN TEA FAT BURNER; in fact, some even named their product the “Green Tea Fat Burner”.
These products all come with their own pros and cons. But the real question is ... how do they measure up to the real thing? Real ... authentic ... organic loose leaf green tea?
Most supplements and weight loss and diet products that advertise their green tea components, generally only use the major components of green tea. The truth is, green tea is so full of substances that benefit your health, that only some of them... well ... only do some of the work.
I am not saying that these products don’t work. But they quite possibly don’t have the full range of health benefits that a good few cups of steaming, hot green tea has.
Green Tea for Weight Loss
Let us start the journey at the beginning. Kinda like the chicken and the egg scenario. (It was the egg that came first:-). To understand the “why” of the Green Tea Fat Burner, we need to try and discover the “fat” , that good old green tea has to burn. Starting with those evil triglycerides. Yes, they are evil for those of us that have too many in our bodies.
Triglycerides are the chemical fatty deposits in the body, more specifically, they are the calories that are absorbed by the body when eating. Those calories that are not used by the muscles immediately. These calories are converted into Triglycerides, which are transported to the fat cells for storage until your muscles need them later. Like between meals. Like all good things that go into the body, not all come out.
What happens to the triglycerides if your muscles don’t use them later? Well, they stay in your fat cells, which are topped up the next time you eat. And so the vicious circle continues.
>> Read more about Green Tea and Metabolism myths.
Let's Burn ‘Em!
The
organic green tea fat burner comes to your rescue ... Just in the nick of time too!
There are so many nutrients, and compounds in green tea, each having its own health benefit, and each combination doing its own thing to keep your body in peak performance mode – with your help. Green Tea contains polyphenols, which contain powerful antioxidants, namely ECGC (epigallocatechin gallate), Vitamins C and E ...
*Breathe!*
And many more. But these polyphenols are what interfere with the absorption of triglycerides by the body, by effectively blocking them. And Green tea, helps with the breakdown of these triglycerides, which give your body more energy.
Did I mention that Triglycerides are linked to coronary artery disease which leads to heart attacks and strokes? So in addition to keeping you from storing some of those evil triglycerides, green tea also keeps you safe from heart attacks and strokes.
>> Read more about Green Tea to Lose Weight.
So how do you KEEP your sexy body?
Drink green tea regularly. Do I hear you asking if that is it? Well No, that is not it. But drinking green tea regularly does reduce your calorie intake, or at least the amount that is absorbed by your body. And if you are not eating too many calories, then green tea should do the trick.
But my life, and your life is way too hectic to eat properly every meal. And to prepare at least 5 meals a day. Where will we find the time? Or the energy? At least we have the Green Tea fat burner to help out where we have failed.
Some more good news. We got lots of Green Tea Fat Burner good news today. Wu Long green tea actually burns almost twice the amount of calories than normal green tea. Just make sure that you get the loose leaf variety, because you get more of the nutrients and stuff from loose leaf green tea.
Couple your regular cuppa green tea with some exercise, reduce your starch and carbohydrate intake, and lose the sugar, and I guarantee you that you will be able to maintain that sexy body your have worked so hard to build.
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