Monday, 17 August 2020

INULIN EFFECTS ON WEIGHT REDUCTION, CRAVINGS AND DIABETES IN GLOBESITY BOOTCAMP FOR THE OBESE

 

GLOBESITY FOUNDATION, Dr. Marcus Free, and Don Juravin ANNA JURAVIN have published one of the most comprehensive scientific research supporting its use in its GLOBESITY Bootcamp supervised by Don Juravin.

Inulin Is Healthy Prebiotic
Prebiotic inulin promotes balance in the gut microbiota. It increases the number of healthful bacteria. In one study, 48 obese individuals took inulin (12 g daily) over 12 weeks. It was found that these individuals reduced weight and caloric intake. In another study, 30 obese women were treated with inulin (16 g daily) for 3 months. Findings show that there was an increase in healthy gut bacteria. Thus, prebiotic inulin changed the gut microbiota composition, leading to modest changes in the metabolism.

Dr. Marcus Free, research manager at GLOBESITY FOUNDATION mentions that gut health starts with prebiotics. Prebiotics are usually stronger than probiotics. Probiotics die off when they come into contact with stomach acid or heat. Prebiotics, on the other hand, feed the healthy bacteria that already exist in the gut without being killed when digested. This helps regulate the amount of Bifidobacteria and Lactobacilli in the gut which are healthy colonies of bacteria. In effect, this prevents pathogenic microorganisms and addresses colonic dysfunction.

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