Green Tea Increases Metabolism

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Green Tea and Metabolism Boost


Summary


Weight loss can be achieved by either reducing calorie intake or increasing energy expenditure. People with hypothyroidism often face challenges with energy expenditure even after treatment, driving them to seek safe ways to boost metabolism.

Green Tea Extract: A Natural Metabolism Booster


Green tea extract has been found to significantly enhance metabolism and fat oxidation, potentially aiding in weight loss, according to a study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Initially, the effects were thought to be due to caffeine, but researchers discovered that the benefits extend beyond caffeine alone.

Studies showed that caffeine by itself did not increase energy expenditure, suggesting a unique interaction between green tea's active ingredients that boosts metabolism and fat oxidation.

Researchers highlighted that their findings could have notable implications for weight management. The study recorded a 4% overall increase in 24-hour energy expenditure due to green tea extract, primarily occurring during daytime. Given that thermogenesis (the body's calorie-burning process) typically contributes 8-10% of daily energy expenditure, this 4% increase translates to a remarkable 35-43% rise in daytime thermogenesis.

By incorporating green tea extract into a weight loss strategy, individuals may find it a valuable tool in naturally enhancing metabolism and managing weight more effectively.

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