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Nutritional
supplements for weight loss
Millions
of Americans want to lose weight -- to improve health, live longer,
feel better, and be more attractive. However, sticking to a diet
is difficult, so many seek help from several kinds of dietary
supplements.
Does
GABA really work to help lose weight?
We
have never heard of anyone taking GABA to lose weight and there
is no evidence in the scientific literature for doing so.
Some
studies do show some correlation between certain weight loss factors
and GABA neurotransmitter status. However, ingested GABA has very
little effect, if any, on GABA neurotransmitter status and therefore
cannot be expected to be a useful aid for losing weight.
Sources:
Paul Wakfer (was Tom Matthews)
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