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We all know that emptying aBurger King Triple Whopper With a food coca does nothing to erase fat and calories that your lenation of fast food is packaged. But that if you wash it with a good cup ofSticking nettle tea couldReally neutralize the grease packaging effects of fat?Arecent study Published in the scientific journalNutrients seems to suggest that can be the case. And as you will see, it makes a little sense.

Nettleis a spring flower plant that grows abundantly, including in the United States, its extract is used in various food supplements, although there is little suggest that the excerpt has real benefits. However, leaves are known to be rich in several nutrients, including vitamins, minerals,amino acids, andcarotenoids, can be used as safe and effectivediuretic, as well asSupport milk production In breastfeeding women.Now, a group of scientists from the University of Maryland has shown thatThese leaves could end up becoming a powerful tool in the fight against obesity induced by the diet. (In touch:21 best healthy cooking hacks of all time.)

On the basis of their own past research, which showed that the piquant nettle extract could improve the metabolism of blood glucose in mice, scientists, led by Dr. Diane N. Obanda, had reason to believe that feeding Mouse the leaves of the sticking nettle plantcould actually prevent mice from gaining weight - even while being fed from a grease diet.

To test their theory, Dr. Obanda's team divided 36 male mouse into four cohorts:

• The first group of 9 was nourished a low fat diet for 12 weeks
• The second group of 9 was nourished a high diet for 12 weeks
• The third group of 9 was nourished a high diet which also included a sticking nettle for 12 weeks.
• The fourth group of 9 was nourished a high fat diet for six weeks, then for the next six weeks ago, there was a spicy nettle added to their diet.

As expected, the low fat diet resulted in an accumulation of weight gain and body fat significantly as the large fat diet. But, the addition of a pungent net into the third group significantly resulted inless Weight gain and accumulation of body fat. In the fourth group, weight gain and body fat accumulation slowed significantly after being incorporated into the diet.

Dr. Obanda and his team were able to conclude that henching nettle, when consumed as a grass (as opposed to an excerpt), has a positive effect on metabolism (although they are not capable of say precisely why; it will wait for additional research). And because of the similarities betweenmouse and humans In terms of anatomy, physiology and genetics, there is reason to hope for these resultswill Bring to human subjects. However, this will also require additional research.

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