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Monday, March 22, 2010
For those of you who dream of slender body, may be able to try this recipe. Drink blood orange juice on a regular basis!
The results of a recent study in Italy indicated, the fruit with the sharp smell, like a blood orange (blood orange), can still mambantu keep slim body and prevent weight gain.
In laboratory tests, researchers from the University of Milan found that rats given high-fat diet did not experience weight gain when combined with blood orange juice. Meanwhile, rats given orange juice taste sweeter it has added a significant amount of fat.
Experts believe, the secret power to destroy the fat red oranges because of the high anthocyanin content, the red pigment that makes this orange color is darker. Anthocyanins are a type of antioxidants, substances that are naturally able to help prevent disease.
Researchers say, orange juice and red can destroy fat accumulation produced cells adipocytess common in some circles the waist. These cells also absorb fat from food and store it in the body as energy reserves. This research was published in the latest edition of International Journal of Obesity.
The results of a recent study in Italy indicated, the fruit with the sharp smell, like a blood orange (blood orange), can still mambantu keep slim body and prevent weight gain.
In laboratory tests, researchers from the University of Milan found that rats given high-fat diet did not experience weight gain when combined with blood orange juice. Meanwhile, rats given orange juice taste sweeter it has added a significant amount of fat.
Experts believe, the secret power to destroy the fat red oranges because of the high anthocyanin content, the red pigment that makes this orange color is darker. Anthocyanins are a type of antioxidants, substances that are naturally able to help prevent disease.
Researchers say, orange juice and red can destroy fat accumulation produced cells adipocytess common in some circles the waist. These cells also absorb fat from food and store it in the body as energy reserves. This research was published in the latest edition of International Journal of Obesity.
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