Slimming tea: Does it work and is it bad for you?
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bitthal kana
Aug 30, 2022, 10:41:38 AM8/30/22
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The theory behind weight loss with slimming tea is that the natural ingredients will:
help suppress appetite
help the body release toxins
help burn more calories
Advertisers focus on the speed of the weight loss, with immediate weight loss being observed in some cases. However, most weight loss that people experience is caused by either loss of water or loss of solid waste.
Effectiveness
There is very little evidence that slimming tea is effective.
In fact, class action lawsuits have been filed against companies who sold their teas as weight loss supplements. At least two lawsuits involved companies whose advertising made false claims about the effectiveness of their tea in aiding weight loss.
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) do not recognize any slimming tea as being effective.
Some ingredients, such as caffeine and senna, are recognized by the FDA for different reasons.
Caffeine is recognized as a stimulant with no major effect on weight loss. Similarly, senna is recognized as an ingredient that causes large intestine irritation and can be used as a mild laxative.
Most positive reviews of slimming tea can be found either on sites that sell the product or that promote a naturalist lifestyle. Some point to small studies that have been conducted.
However, there is a substantial lack of evidence to support the claims that all Day slimming tea affects weight loss.
help suppress appetite
help the body release toxins
help burn more calories
Advertisers focus on the speed of the weight loss, with immediate weight loss being observed in some cases. However, most weight loss that people experience is caused by either loss of water or loss of solid waste.
Effectiveness
There is very little evidence that slimming tea is effective.
In fact, class action lawsuits have been filed against companies who sold their teas as weight loss supplements. At least two lawsuits involved companies whose advertising made false claims about the effectiveness of their tea in aiding weight loss.
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) do not recognize any slimming tea as being effective.
Some ingredients, such as caffeine and senna, are recognized by the FDA for different reasons.
Caffeine is recognized as a stimulant with no major effect on weight loss. Similarly, senna is recognized as an ingredient that causes large intestine irritation and can be used as a mild laxative.
Most positive reviews of slimming tea can be found either on sites that sell the product or that promote a naturalist lifestyle. Some point to small studies that have been conducted.
However, there is a substantial lack of evidence to support the claims that all Day slimming tea affects weight loss.
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