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• If you're thinking of reducing your appetite to lose weight and get ready for summer, think about Green Tea.
• Green tea has been clinically shown to increase the rate of how we burn calories and now being studied for another weight loss benefit, reducing appetite.
• One new product containing green tea is called WARP 9, manufactured by DynaPure Nutrition (www.dynapurenutrition.com), which has also been the focus of weight loss headlines recently.
• Green tea extract is one of the nine main ingredients in the patent pending WARP 9 formula which contains derivatives that have been shown to reduce appetite by decreasing a hormone called leptin and increasing a chemical neurotransmitter called noradrenaline.
• Leptin is a protein produced by fats that appear to play an important role in how the body manages fat storage through brain signals.
• DynaPure Nutrition's formulator of WARP 9 Pete Maletto explained, "Years ago it was thought by scientists that lower leptin levels would increase appetite.
• Current research has now found that it does just the opposite and decreases appetite.
• There is clear evidence that green tea's polyphenols (EGCG) are a factor in depressing leptin as well as affecting other hormone levels important in regulating appetite.
• Noradrenaline is a chemical neurotransmitter in the nervous system that plays a major role in activation of brown fat tissue (BAT), which is the only metabolically active fat in the human body.
• Activation of brown fat by increased noradrenaline levels is significant because it burns calories from the white fat located around our waistline, hips and thighs.
• We can expect green tea to make an impact, but it's important to include other natural ingredients that also increase noradrenaline so that WARP 9 can provide even greater weight loss benefits for the consumer", Maletto said.

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