Green coffee extract (Chlorogenic acid) action on blood glucose

Rostam

Rostam

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It seems there are some data in favor of blood glucose lowering action of chlorogenic acid (CGA) but there are not too many companies putting CGA in their GDA products (actually I don't see any). Any idea why CGA is not more popular?
 
Not sure on this one. In to see if anyone has a reason.
 
My hunch is either the supp companies are too cheap or stupid to add it or fear some people may not buy it due to the caffeine content since a GDA should not be a stim. But it is good stuff for sure and I don't think there is a ton caffeine in it.
 
Burn24 used green coffee. Typically, I think green coffee extracts are 1% caffeine or something, so that shouldn’t be concerning. I don’t have an answer to the original question though.
 
Came to mention Burn24.

My guess is that GCB was an overly hyped ingredient similar to Raspberry Ketones and Garcinia Cambogia, thanks to Dr. Oz and the likes, causing GCB to have a bad reputation and companies afraid that would hurt their sales if in a formulation.
 
Ape McGrapes said:
Came to mention Burn24.

My guess is that GCB was an overly hyped ingredient similar to Raspberry Ketones and Garcinia Cambogia, thanks to Dr. Oz and the likes, causing GCB to have a bad reputation and companies afraid that would hurt their sales if in a formulation.
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Yeah, once Dr. Oz says something is good, it's poison to supplement companies. But I actually like raspberry ketones, but it has to be doses way higher than most products have, I got decent results at 2 grams a day.
 
Anabaholic said:
Yeah, once Dr. Oz says something is good, it's poison to supplement companies. But I actually like raspberry ketones, but it has to be doses way higher than most products have, I got decent results at 2 grams a day.
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Not even Oz could kill ashwagandha though lol.
 
It should probably also be mentioned, the original study showing all the weight loss with green coffee was retracted by the authors. The people who conducted the study fudged the numbers or something. I’m sure that didn’t help its reputation.
 
Ape McGrapes said:
Came to mention Burn24.

My guess is that GCB was an overly hyped ingredient similar to Raspberry Ketones and Garcinia Cambogia, thanks to Dr. Oz and the likes, causing GCB to have a bad reputation and companies afraid that would hurt their sales if in a formulation.
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I remember some site was liquidating Burn24, I had like 15 bottles of it in my cabinet. Lasted years. lol.
 
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