Metabolic Thyrolean

New Cutting Edge Weight Management Formula

Many diet products promise results, but with Metabolic Thyrolean, that promise is backed by solid clinical research on actual human subjects. Metabolic Thyrolean is supported by an independent clinical trial that proves its effectiveness in fat loss. According to a recent study conducted by medical doctors and researchers, participants in the study lost 8.3 times more weight and 63% more fat while dieting and exercising with Metabolic Thyrolean. Participants in the study using Metabolic Thyrolean lost weight without stimulants, starvation, excessive training or negative side effects. In fact, they reported feeling more energetic with less fatigue. In addition to losing weight, the Metabolic Thyrolean group felt less tired and in better moods than the control and placebo groups.

The study was a double-blind, placebo-controlled investigation of 20 subjects following a reasonable 1,800-calorie-per-day diet and a circuit training and aerobic program done three times a week for 45 minutes.

The Effects of Dieting & Your Thyroid
The thyroid gland is the major player in the regulation of metabolic rate. When the body senses a reduction in calories, there is a reduction in the conversion of the thyroid hormone T4 to T3, thus slowing down the metabolism and reducing the effectiveness of the diet. T3 is about 5 times more active than T4, so anything that reduces the formation of T3 will cause a reduction in metabolism.

Natural plant herbal extracts called guggul lipids, containing the active ingredient guggulsterones, have been shown to stimulate the output of thyroid hormones T4 and T3 preventing the decline in metabolic rate while dieting. Positively influencing the body to maintain normal or elevated thyroid output while on a diet, will positively affect the body's metabolic rate. The higher the metabolic rate, the more calories are burned and the greater the fat loss.

The Effects of Dieting & Your Liver
Much of the conversion of thyroid hormones takes place in the liver. When a person is eating normal levels of food they have high storage levels of a molecule called ATP (adenosine triphosphate). ATP is produced by the breakdown of food and is the only molecule our body uses for fuel. When we diet, the ATP stores in the liver decline. As the body senses this change it adjusts the thyroid output and conversion of T4 to T3 downward. Therefore, thyroid hormone activity is partially regulated by liver ATP levels.

Metabolic Thyrolean contains a non-caloric substrate for the normal production of ATP.These substances, called phosphates, are minerals found naturally in foods that we eat, and help maintain liver ATP. When the body senses a normal level of liver ATP it will think that you are eating plenty of food when in fact you are actually on a diet. Metabolic Thyrolean contains a blend of mineral phosphates to naturally maintain liver ATP levels to further assist thyroid hormone output.

The Effects of Dieting & Your Brain
There are chemicals in the brain called "neurotransmitters" and as the body senses a reduction in the amount of food being consumed (calorie intake) it adjusts these "brain chemicals" downward to reduce the rate of metabolism. Certain amino acids are the substrates or "precursors" for these neurotransmitters. When a person eats less food there is less substrate to make these neurotransmitters and the body slows down the metabolism to find a new set point for the calories that you are eating.

Metabolic Thyrolean contains the amino acid L-Tyrosine, one of the most important building blocks for neurotransmitters. L-Tyrosine, a direct precursor to stimulatory neurotransmitters such as epinephrine and noropenephrine (i.e., adrenaline), is responsible for maintaining a higher metabolic rate, and is also a precursor to other natural stimulants as it relates to the metabolism and our ability to "burn" fat.