@celestialbe1ng This is false. The only controlled study in humans, taking high concentrated Yerba mate capsules, resulted in fat loss of about half a pound after six weeks and then participants started gaining fat again. https://t.co/pKsZKNWreZ
Anti-obesity effects of Yerba Mate (Ilex Paraguariensis): a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial.
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Several comments critique the study's validity, like the assertion that the results are false, indicating skepticism about the research's conclusions. Others share personal reactions, such as experiencing hyperactivity, which demonstrate individual engagement but limited understanding of the overall scientific impact. The tone varies from dismissive to curious, influencing the overall moderate scores.
The posts show some skepticism, especially the comment that the study's findings are false, indicating disagreement with the publication's positive claims.
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The discussions include specific references to study details, such as capsule concentration and results, reflecting moderate engagement.
The comments suggest limited perceived impact, with some users questioning the validity of findings or sharing personal reactions rather than broad implications.
Abstract in brief
- The study found that taking Yerba Mate capsules for 12 weeks helped reduce body fat, waist-hip ratio, and overall body fat percentage in obese Korean adults, with no significant safety concerns.
- Yerba Mate was tested against a placebo in a randomized double-blind trial, involving 30 participants, to evaluate its effectiveness and safety in weight loss.
- The results suggest that Yerba Mate could be a promising natural option for obesity treatment, as it decreased fat and waist measurements without causing adverse effects.]
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Eftersom jag blev hyperaktiv av Yerba Mate beslutade jag mig för att kolla litteraturen https://t.co/uUBeQGxogk
RT @wayne_culbreth: @celestialbe1ng This is false. The only controlled study in humans, taking high concentrated Yerba mate capsules, resul…
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RT @wayne_culbreth: @celestialbe1ng This is false. The only controlled study in humans, taking high concentrated Yerba mate capsules, resul…
RT @wayne_culbreth: @celestialbe1ng This is false. The only controlled study in humans, taking high concentrated Yerba mate capsules, resul…
@celestialbe1ng This is false. The only controlled study in humans, taking high concentrated Yerba mate capsules, resulted in fat loss of about half a pound after six weeks and then participants started gaining fat again. https://t.co/pKsZKNWreZ
Eftersom jag blev hyperaktiv av Yerba Mate beslutade jag mig för att kolla litteraturen https://t.co/uUBeQGxogk
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