new sweetener prevents adipose storage

Hi {NAME}, It is pretty awesome to see that there is a sweetener that actually has promise not just in the world of lowering blood sugar and insulin, but even shows evidence for fat loss directly There was a study that was published in Nutrients that demonstrated when allulose was consumed in comparison to sucralose, there was a significant reduction in bodyweight, body fat percentage, and a significant attenuation in subcutaneous abdominal fat (belly fat). Note that this was compared to sucralose, so it had nothing to do with calories. It had to do with the fact that allulose had a metabolic impact above and beyond just being low or zero calorie. Mechanistically, it is hypothesized that it has something to do with allulose’s ability to decrease fatty-acid-synthase in the liver (store less fat) and it’s presumed ability to aid in the elimination of excess fats in the diet via the stool. Basically, participants pooped out more of the fat they consumed, ultimately lowering their energy intake. But there was another study also published in Nutrition This one investigated the effect of a single ingestion of allulose on postprandial energy metabolism. After consuming a standardized meal following overnight fasting, a group of healthy individuals were randomized to ingest either 5g allulose or 10mg aspartame. They saw a significant increase in fat oxidation and decrease in carbohydrate oxidation from allulose compared to the control. This means that subjects, AFTER a meal, burned more FROM fat! This is some of the most promising stuff II have seen in a while, and it is from a sweetener that is delicious. My recommended allulose brand is [RxSugar]( as they, hands down, have the best tasting products. Of course they made their mark with their syrups and stick packs of allulose, but now they have what they call ["Swealthy Snax"]( which are better than a Twix bar, but without the garbage in it and sweetened with allulose. Trust me when I say, this will be one of the best treats that you try. The best part is, I wouldn’t be surprised if you saw an improvement in blood sugar when you eat it. Here is a 20% off discount link for any products you want from RxSugar: [( You can also use code TD20 and navigate straight to the Swealthy Snax page: [( They have Vanilla Creme, Chocolate Mint, Caramel, or Chocolate flavor. Try eating one alongside some other carbohydrates and see what happens to your glucose. Most of the research on allulose in the first place is surrounding it’s ability to occupy the GLUT2 transporter, which means that it uses the same transporter that sugar would normally use… thus lowering the amount of sugar that can actually be absorbed in the first place. Check out the research on consuming allulose with sugar… There was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study published in [BMJ open Diabetes Research & Care]( that investigated the effect of escalating doses of allulose on glucose tolerance and insulin response following sucrose consumption. 30 non-diabetic individuals consumed 50g sucrose before being randomized to either placebo or increasing doses of D-allulose (2.5, 5.0, 7.5, 10.0 g). They found that allulose caused a reduction of plasma glucose at 30 minutes. Also at 30 minutes, allulose was associated with a trend towards lower insulin levels in comparison to the placebo. What we have here is something that really has metabolic promise. It’s not just a sweetener, I would almost go so far as considering a metabolic aid. The cool thing is, it’s not an artificial pile of garbage like some of these other sweeteners out there. Allulose is a rare sugar that naturally occurs in nature, just usually in small amounts. Give it a go, whether you sweeten your coffee with it, bake with it, eat it by the tablespoon or enjoy a [chocolate stick]( RxSugar. As always, see you tomorrow, Thomas Studies: Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( Thomas DeLauer, PO Box 1120, Stateline, NV 89449, United States