African Lean Belly

What ingredients are in African Lean Belly?

• SynetrimCQ (150mg) – SynetrimCQ is derived from Cissus quadrangularis. This is found within the vines of the veldt grape, which is a plant with African and Asian roots. Though researchers found this ingredient (i.e. the silent killer in this supplement) to have helped in controlling weight management properties, it still lacks the statistical significance needed to make confident statements regarding its uses. In fact, the most recent study (2008) concluded that the veldt grape was successful in absorbing dietary fat, carbohydrates, and starch-based sugar while neutralizing a fat-digesting enzyme called lipase.
• Garcinia Cambogia (1200mg) – Native to Southeast Asia, Garcinia Cambogia, also referred to as the Malabar tamarind, has garnered many people's attention due to its active ingredient called Hydroxycitric acid. Again, studies are limited on this ingredient, but from what has been shared thus far, it could aid in weight management goals by suppressing one's appetite and preventing fat storage. As for its uses, it is judged as being possibly safe when ingested over the course of 12 weeks. African Lean Belly
• Green tea (200mg) – According to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH), green tea (or just about any tea) has been popularly used in Chinese and Japanese medicines. Studies have shown it to house several useful properties including enhanced alertness (due to its caffeine content), relieved digestion-related symptoms and headaches, and some weight loss and improvements in heart-related risks.
• Ginger (50mg) – Ginger is closely related to a number of spices including cardamom, galangal, and turmeric. What makes it unique is that it has been historically used in traditional medicine. So far, it has been linked to enhanced digestion, and reduced nausea, flu-related symptoms, and muscle soreness. Most of all, it contains anti-inflammatory properties that could potentially aid in fighting off toxins within the body.
• Turmeric (100mg) – Like ginger, turmeric is also a commonly used spice, but in India. Used in Ayurvedic practices, it has been crowned for its powerful anti-inflammatory properties. To date, studies have generally found it to be useful in enhancing immune function, ridding one of inflammation, and combating infections. In fact, ginger and turmeric are believed to go hand-in-hand when it comes to improving one's overall health. African Lean Belly