(PRWEB) June 22, 2012
With the help of Phare Enterprises Superior Labs has launched the highly popular Raspberry Ketone supplement through the Amazon marketplace. The benefits of raspberry ketone (RK) compounds have been known for years, thanks to a study from the NLM National Institutes of Health. However the recognition of the raspberry ketone supplement for use as a weight loss supplement skyrocketed when popular daytime TV health advisor Dr. Oz recommended it as the the number one miracle in a bottle for helping in the fight against obesity.
Raspberry Ketone compounds work by increasing both lipolysis and fatty acid oxidation in 3T3-L1 adipocytes according to the NLM study, which showed that in mice, RK compounds prevented elevations in body fat caused by a high-fat diet. There was also found to be increased levels of lipolysis in white adipocytes through the study. In lay terms, RK stimulates the hormone Adiponectin, which essentially tricks your body into thinking its thin, which improves fat metabolism rates in the body. On top of this, the NLM study also showed that RK compounds prevented fat accumulation in key areas in the body and a lower level of triglyceride, which are normally found alongside with high-fat diets.
While the recommendation of RK from Dr. Oz certainly gained the attention of the media and the public, other health care professionals are concerned that the miracle in a bottle will be used in place of a healthy diet and exercise regime. Health professionals want to remind consumers that as a supplement, raspberry ketone can help assist the body to lose weight, but it needs to go hand in hand with diet and lifestyle changes in order to really make a significant impact on body weight and health.
As a supplement to help fight obesity and weight problems, RK has become popular very quickly. It is also inexpensive to produce, making it more accessible for budget-conscious dieters and can be found online and at most health supplement stores.
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