Green Coffee Bean Extract

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Benefits of Green Coffee Bean Extract

Promotes Weight Loss.
Regulates Blood Sugar.
Controls Blood Pressure.
Potent Anti-Ageing Effects.
Prevents Cancer.
Boosts Mood.
Detoxifier

Green Coffee Bean Extract & Weight Loss:

Green coffee bean extract is the supplement extracted from the unroasted seeds of Coffea fruits, which has seen a rise in popularity as a weight loss supplement.

A 2013 study led by Joe Vinson and Bryan Burnham of the University of Scranton and published in Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity: Targets and Therapy found that green coffee beans had an effect on fat cells which could help people lose weight, but this was due to chlorogenic acid (CGA) content that can be lost during cooking.

The participants were given 400mg capsules containing high CGA (HCG) or low CGA (LCG) extracts for 12 weeks; those taking HCG lost 66% more weight than those taking LC G.

Green Coffee Bean Extract & Blood Sugar:

In 2016, Vinson and Burnham’s study was repeated by a team from Saudi Arabia in the Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics (showed that supplementation with green coffee bean extract can reduce blood sugar levels in obese people with prediabetes).

The 50 participants were given either placebo or 400mg of green coffee bean extract per day for 24 weeks; at week 12, there was a 33% reduction in fasting blood glucose levels among those taking the green coffee beans, while no significant changes occurred during this time among those taking placebo.

Green Coffee Bean Extract & Blood Pressure:

Due to its high chlorogenic acid content, green coffee has also been shown to lower systolic blood pressure, according to a study published in the journal Nutrition.

Dr. Joe Vinson stated that “men who took 400mg of green coffee bean extract experienced up to a five-point decrease in diastolic blood pressure.

Green Coffee Bean Extract & Anti-Ageing:

A group of Italian researchers led by Bruno Arujo revealed in 2005 that chlorogenic acid can prevent ultraviolet radiation damage to skin cells in vitro (study performed on organisms outside their normal environment), meaning that it has anti-ageing properties when applied topically or ingested orally.

Green coffee beans are an excellent source of CGA, which is known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.

Green Coffee Bean Extract & Cancer Prevention:

In vitro studies have shown that green coffee beans can prevent colon, liver and breast cancer by inhibiting the mutated cells from multiplying.

Green Coffee Bean Extract & Mood:

A study published in 2013 found that healthy male participants who consumed high levels of chlorogenic acid showed significant improvement in mood and reaction times, as well as decreased anxiety – serving to demonstrate its nootropic benefits.

The effects of green coffee bean extract on mood may be partially explained by increased production of nitric oxide (NO) – a gas thought to play an important role in neurotransmission and vasodilation.

Green coffee also contains polyphenols such as caffeic acid, ferulic acid, vanillic acid and Chlorogenic acids which are reported to elevate neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin – which can lead to feelings of happiness and relaxation.

Green Coffee Bean Extract & Detoxification:

Chlorogenic acid, a primary polyphenol in green coffee beans, has been shown to have significant liver detoxifying effects.

According to a study published in the journal Evidence-based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, CGA is capable of inducing phase II enzymes that accelerate elimination of free radicals from the body through the urinary tract. I

n an animal model with induced liver damage, it was demonstrated that CGA restored antioxidant enzyme levels while also protecting against oxidative stress-mediated tissue damage.

Green coffee beans are also rich in potassium so they help to flush excess sodium from cells via urination, which helps to prevent hypertension and cardiovascular disease.

Is Green Coffee Bean Extract Safe?

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) conducted a study on the green coffee bean extract industry and found that many of the products tested did not contain levels of CGA described on their labels, nor did they contain any amounts of chlorogenic acid at all!

In fact, one product contained only 5% caffeine – clearly demonstrating that it was little more than a glorified energy drink with an exorbitant price tag.

Extensive testing has been done in order to prove the safety and efficacy of green coffee bean extract, both by private companies and academic researchers alike.

Our Green Coffee Bean Extract Powder is made from organically grown ripe raw coffee beans/seeds and then low temperature extracted with alcohol and water to a 50% concentration of the chlorogenic acid. Chlorogenic acid is a polyphenol that is especially abundant in coffee, and may be credited with providing many of its beneficial effects.

Along with other polyphenols, chlorogenic acid may possibly help drive down the chronic inflammation that is associated with many common diseases such as diabetes and atherosclerosis. Interestingly enough most of the protective effect of coffee are evident whether caffeinated or decaffeinated.

Coffee cherries are the berries of the Coffea plant, which contain the coffee seeds (commonly referred to as coffee beans), and are produced by several species of evergreen shrubs which are cultivated in over 70 countries around the world. The most commonly grown and highest regarded species is Coffea arabica. Once ripe, the red or purple coffee berries are picked and dried. The seeds are then roasted to varying degrees, depending on the desired flavor, before being ground and brewed to create coffee.

Coffee consumption has been associated with lower risk of death. That risk reduction applied to what epidemiologists call “all-cause mortality,” that is, coffee drinking was associated with a markedly lower risk of dying for any reason at all. The survival association with coffee drinking and death applied to the risk of dying from specific diseases, including heart and lung disease, stroke, diabetes, and infections. It even applied to the risk of dying from injuries and accidents.

Rich in polyphenols, coffee contains over 1,000 different natural compounds that favorably interact within cells. Polyphenols are powerful antioxidants but polyphenols have other, more complex action, including the surprising ability to possibly modulate gene expression, regulating how much and how often a particular gene is “switched on”. That means that polyphenols regulate many of a cell’s most fundamental processes, including signaling that tells cells when to die, when to replicate, when to release or respond to other chemical signals, and so on. That means coffee may have the ability to turn on genes that promote youthful cellular functions.

The net effects of this impact on cellular signaling may include improvements in tissue repair, immunity, and the body’s ability to maintain itself in a steady state, called homeostasis. Impaired cellular signaling has been implicated in causing cancer, type 2 diabetes, and the risks for heart disease and stroke.

Coffee’s chlorogenic acid can cut the after-meal glucose surge that’s known to increase cardiovascular risks in people with diabetes. Other components in coffee may enhance this effect by reducing carbohydrate storage and maybe even improving insulin sensitivity.

The mechanisms by which coffee consumption may reduce cardiovascular problems are many and diverse. Polyphenols found in coffee may enhance cholesterol outflow from arterial wall cells, thereby possibly reducing the risk of plaque formation.
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Why Try Green Coffee Bean Extract?

High in polyphenols with a concentration of at least 50% chlorogenic acid
May Increase physical performance
Reducing after-meal glucose surges
May Support a healthy cardiovascular system
May inhibit the release of the G6P enzyme which significantly stabilizes blood sugar levels
May Improve mood & attention
Powerful antioxidant properties
Containing tannins which may reduce dental cavities
Supporting healthy cholesterol levels
May Reduce constipation
May Protect primary neuronal cells against hydrogen peroxide-induced cell death
May preserve cognition & mental function
Decreasing risk of gout
May Reduce the risk of dangerous blood clots
May Support healthy weight loss
Increasing protection from Parkinson’s disease
Combating Alzheimer’s disease & other forms of dementia in older adults
Reducing internal inflammation
Improving physical speed & reaction time
Helping to alleviate headaches
Increase the effectiveness of gastrointestinal uptake of some pain killers
Combating cellular mutations
Reducing the incidence of cirrhosis of the liver
Stabilizing blood sugar levels in the body
Increase glutathione in the liver by almost 700%
Lowering incidence of gallstones & gallbladder problems
Supporting healthy blood pressure levels
Improving short term memory
Reducing depression
Increasing memory performance
Modulating gene expression – regulating how much & how often a particular gene is “switched on”

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