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Acetyl L-Carnitine is also known as ALCAR, and has been widely popularized as the superior form to L-Carnitine pertaining to the bioavailability. Carnitine is the quaternary ammonium compound which is being used to move fatty acids out of the cytosol and into the mitochondria when the fats are being broken down, when these are needed to generate additional metabolic energy. The biologically active form of Carnitine is L-Carnitine; Acetyl L-Carnitine is the acetylated form of L-Carnitine and is also known as Acetylcarnitine. L-Carnitine is generally derived from lysine and methionine, which are both amino acids. While the neuro-protecting properties of Acetyl L-Carnitine have been tested on lab animals and some proof was obtained, the role of Acetyl L-Carnitine as a weight loss agent still needs some testing in studies on humans.

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Cats Claw is widely used by people of various countries to treat cancer, gastric disorders, ulcers, arthritis, immune disorders, rheumatism, rheumatic disorders and any chronic inflammation. Cats Claw has been used in Europe and Peru since the early 1990’s to cure various diseases that attack the immune system. Studies show that Uncaria Rhynchophylla has been helpful in curing medical conditions that have no certain answers, as the herb stimulates the white blood cells to fight infection, positively by influencing the defense system. It is known to reduce blood pressure and cholesterol, thus minimizing the chances of heart attacks. People taking insulin, expectant mothers, diabetics and nursing mothers should seek professional advice before making use of this supplement.

Cha De Bugre, or Cordia salicifolia, is a plant native to South America and is found predominantly in Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. Cordia Salicifolia Extract has been traditionally used there as a weight loss aid and generally as a stimulant drug. While the use of Cordia Salicifolia Extract is slowly gaining widespread interest, there have been limited studies done, which have indicated it as a stimulant, antioxidant, diuretic and a heart tonic. In Japan, a study has shown that Cordia Salicifolia Extract has strong inhibiting properties on the Herpes virus. Cordia ecalyculata, which is a synonym for Cordia salicifolia, is currently being marketed as a potent appetite suppressant, with missing research data equaling to a safe to use presumption. However, the heart tonic properties sound encouraging.

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