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Biotin Suppresses Food Intake
Biotin augments acetyl CoA carboxylase 2 gene expression in the hypothalamus, leading to the suppression of food intake in mice. - PubMed - NCBI It is known that biotin prevents the development of diabetes by increasing the functions of pancreatic beta-cells and improving insulin sensitivity...- paymanz
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- acc anti-obesity appetite beta cells diabetes obesity study vitamin b7
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Bromocriptine Is Anti-obesity Agent & Reduces Nitric Oxide (NO) Synthesis
Given the role of NO in endotoxin-inflammation-obesity axis, reducing NO synthesis would probably explain a good deal of bromocriptine's anti-obesity, anti-diabetic, and anti-cancer activity. If alpha-adrenergic "receptor" agonism was the main beneficial mechanism in bromocriptine's anti-obesity...- haidut
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- anti-obesity bromocriptine nitric oxide study
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- Forum: Scientific Studies
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Vitamin A Is A Powerful Anti-obesity Agent By Lowering Cortisol
I know some people on the forum struggle with high cortisol, as well as its accompanying side effects such as weight gain, muscle loss, etc. It looks like vitamin A may be able to help, and it can do so even in people with Cushing disease whose cortisol levels are VERY high. Here is some info on...- haidut
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- anti-obesity cortisol mitochondriogenesis obesity study vitamin a
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- Forum: Scientific Studies