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SensaSlim recipe: Most effective way to curb weight gain is by beginning not on the plate but in the brain.
New York September 29, 2011
The Swiss pharmaceutical company that develops the slimming spray SENSASLIM is excited by a Yale University study published this week in the Journal of Clinical Investigation describing it as a major breakthrough in supporting their product's science that obesity is affected by how well a control system in your brain is working.
US researchers have found the brains of normal-weight and obese people react differently to pictures of energy-rich foods, with obese people having less activation in a brain area that can inhibit cravings.
SENSASLIM Research Director Dr Sommerville said this may prove to be an important clue to understanding obesity and supports their research that the more effective ways to curb weight gain is by beginning not on the plate but in the brain.
The study - carried out by Dr Kathleen Page and Dr Dongju Seo from Yale University along with researchers from the University of Southern California - investigates which areas of people's brains are most active when blood glucose levels are either normal or slightly low.
As party of the study, 14 people (nine non-obese and five obese) ate a meal. Two hours later, they lay in a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) machine that scanned their brains as they looked at pictures of either food- or non-food-related objects.
While they were undergoing the experiment their blood sugar levels were altered from normal to slightly low levels. Although the participants knew their blood sugar might be altered, they did not know when or in what direction.
A further seven volunteers underwent the same experiment, but with constant normal glucose levels to act as a control. When the blood glucose was lowered, and the participants looked at pictures of foods, they showed more activity in the limbic and striatal regions deep in the primitive part of the brain - regions important in reward and motivation.
When the volunteers' glucose levels were normal, though, two regions of brain cortex became active - but only in the non-obese subjects. These two areas - the anterior cingulate and prefrontal cortex - act as the executive control centre of the brain, and they have a role in inhibiting desires.
"What happens in lean people, when their blood sugar is not dropping, is that their executive function lights up — the area involved in making decisions," explains Robert Sherwin, professor medicine at Yale and senior author of the paper, published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.
"This executive function controls the reward system, which is much less activated. But in obese people, that executive control is not activated when their blood sugar isn't falling. So they have continued activation of their reward system and that system dominates even if they're not hungry."
The implication, he says is that there is a biological driver that pushes obese people to continue to eat, even when they're full. They may not "see" food the same way as lean people do, because their reward and desire signals are consistently signaling that they want to eat, and that they want to eat high-calorie foods in particular.
"We don't know why, and we don't know if it's reversible, but these results imply that there may be a biological difference that when people become obese, their motivation for eating when they see an ad or picture may not be under the same control systems as those of lean people," says Sherwin.
Dr Sommerville says it is as if normal weight people are saying to themselves "Hmmm, I've had enough I think" - but obese people do not have that inhibition.
“The discovery that obese people are not getting the inhibition from their executive control centres is exciting,” he said.
The SensaSlim slimming spray is administered three times a day, by two sprays onto the tongue, ten minutes before meals. The effect of the formulation is felt immediately and suppression of appetite is swift.
“SensaSlim removes the call of action to eat, by fooling the brain into believing that you are full. In simple terms, if you don't think of food, you don't crave food, you don't eat food. The weight just drops off,” Dr Sommerville said.
“The potent active ingredients enter the blood stream and naturally suppress the appetite. Simultaneously, the taste buds are pleasantly desensitised by a natural herb. This sends a message to the brain that suppresses the appetite, without affecting the central nervous system,” he said.
At the surface of the tongue, each taste receptor cell has a chemically sensitive tip that responds to taste stimuli in the mouth. These cells may "talk" back and forth, before passing their environmentally derived message on to cells at the bottom of the taste bud, which may also talk back and forth with the receptor cells. Once the final message has been ironed out, cells convey it to sensory nerve endings that carry the signal, which eventually is interpreted by the brain.”
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September 10, 2011 (Singapore) - SensaSlim Suisse Limited, the manufacturer of the revolutionary SensaSlim Slimming Spray, has signed a multi-million Euro distribution deal that will see the introduction into Asia of the breakthrough slimming product being described as a "dieters dream" .
SensaSlim Asia CEO Stephen Kao said the expansion into Asia was a natural progression for the Swiss health care company given that obesity affects every race, in both genders, and in all ages.
"Obesity is a major concern throughout Asia," Mr Kao said "It has been rising at an alarming rate and given the large population in China, and India, it is seen as a very lucrative market."
"The growth of the problem is obvious," he said. "If you Google 'Obesity in China' it produces about 29,800,100 hits. That is almost 30 million people which is incredible considering only 30 years ago obesity was unheard of."
Obesity rates worldwide doubled in the last two decades, even as blood pressure and cholesterol has dropped, according to three news studies published this month in the Lancet in the British Medical Journal. Researchers said their concerns on how much worse the obesity could get.
"Obesity is no longer just a Western problem," said Majid Ezzati, a professor at public health at the Imperial College London and an author of one of the studies. Worldwide 1.5 billion adults are overweight and over 500 million are obese.
Recently UNICEF China expressed concerns of the sharp rise in weight amongst Chinese school children and has started weight management programs in urban areas.
The problem is China's weight gain amongst children is seen as being a result of the generation of economic expansion which has led to families having greater access to many new things, food being the main amongst that.
Researchers at Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine believe that urbanisation has played a large role in the obesity problem with people now spending more time behind a desk and less time working in the fields. They also sight the increase of major fast food chains such as KFC and McDonalds being a part of the problem.
The Asian obesity problem is not isolated to China but now almost 65% of adults urban Indian's are overweight or obese or have abdominal obesity.
In India childhood obesity and diabetes have become an increasing problem among the middle classes, who have largely benefited from a decade of rapid economic growth.
"Childhood obesity has definitely increased in the last couple of years," said Dr Paula Goel, from the Fayth Clinic in Mumbai, which runs a weight loss programme for adolescents.
"This is mainly because... they're not playing on the fields and they're spending so much time on sedentary activities that come with the affluent lifestyle.
"Visiting the malls over the weekends, eating junk food, it's bound to cause obesity."
Anoop Misra, president of the Center for Diabetes, Obesity and Cholesterol Disorders in New Delhi, says India has the highest number of diabetics in the world at just under 51 million people.
But that number could increase by nearly 150 percent in the next 20 years, he warned.
"Obesity had reached epidemic proportions in the 21st century" Mr Kao said. "This size of China's population means that over one-fifth of the one billion of the world obese come from China.
"
The SensaSlim distribution partnership in Asia is a new direction away from the franchise model that was trialled in Australia.
"We believe that the lesson learnt from Australia is that the future is not in retail distribution by franchisees." SensaSlim Sales Manager for Asia, Mr Mark Lee said.
"The internet has changed the world and opened up new methods of selling and distribution and this is seen in the increase worldwide of home based businesses and the decline in traditional franchises."
"We also learnt that taste is a major issue so we have ceased manufacturing SensaSlim Solution and replaced it with the new formulation that is super effective in generating weight loss, and also has a very pleasant vanilla taste," he said.
"We anticipate that SensaSlim Slimming Spray will be introduced throughout India, China, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia in the first quarter of 2012," Mr Lee said.
SensaSlim Asia announced that it is commencing clinical trials of the new SensaSlim Slimming spray in China and India later this month.
"We are running double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trials on 400 patients over six months," he said. "We expect the results to be published in a peer-reviewed medical journal in 2012."
The SensaSlim Slimming Spray is believed by many to be the most effective weight loss product available on the market in the world today.
The potent active ingredients enter the blood stream and naturally suppress the appetite. Simultaneously, the taste buds are pleasantly desensitised by a natural herb. This sends a message to the brain that suppresses the appetite, without affecting the central nervous system.
SensaSlim is being described as a "dieter's dream", the easy way to lose weight without ever feeling hungry.
A person has on average 50,000 thoughts a day. Many of those thoughts are related to food, which prompts a call to action to eat.
Scientists have determined that to assist with weight loss, it was important to reduce a person thinking about food.
"SensaSlim removes the call to action to eat, by fooling the brain into believing that you are full, Mr Lee said. "In simple terms, if you don't think of food, you don't crave food, you don't eat food."
SensaSlim Asia CEO Stephen Kao said the expansion into Asia was a natural progression for the Swiss health care company given that obesity affects every race, in both genders, and in all ages.
"Obesity is a major concern throughout Asia," Mr Kao said "It has been rising at an alarming rate and given the large population in China, and India, it is seen as a very lucrative market."
"The growth of the problem is obvious," he said. "If you Google 'Obesity in China' it produces about 29,800,100 hits. That is almost 30 million people which is incredible considering only 30 years ago obesity was unheard of."
Obesity rates worldwide doubled in the last two decades, even as blood pressure and cholesterol has dropped, according to three news studies published this month in the Lancet in the British Medical Journal. Researchers said their concerns on how much worse the obesity could get.
"Obesity is no longer just a Western problem," said Majid Ezzati, a professor at public health at the Imperial College London and an author of one of the studies. Worldwide 1.5 billion adults are overweight and over 500 million are obese.
Recently UNICEF China expressed concerns of the sharp rise in weight amongst Chinese school children and has started weight management programs in urban areas.
The problem is China's weight gain amongst children is seen as being a result of the generation of economic expansion which has led to families having greater access to many new things, food being the main amongst that.
Researchers at Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine believe that urbanisation has played a large role in the obesity problem with people now spending more time behind a desk and less time working in the fields. They also sight the increase of major fast food chains such as KFC and McDonalds being a part of the problem.
The Asian obesity problem is not isolated to China but now almost 65% of adults urban Indian's are overweight or obese or have abdominal obesity.
In India childhood obesity and diabetes have become an increasing problem among the middle classes, who have largely benefited from a decade of rapid economic growth.
"Childhood obesity has definitely increased in the last couple of years," said Dr Paula Goel, from the Fayth Clinic in Mumbai, which runs a weight loss programme for adolescents.
"This is mainly because... they're not playing on the fields and they're spending so much time on sedentary activities that come with the affluent lifestyle.
"Visiting the malls over the weekends, eating junk food, it's bound to cause obesity."
Anoop Misra, president of the Center for Diabetes, Obesity and Cholesterol Disorders in New Delhi, says India has the highest number of diabetics in the world at just under 51 million people.
But that number could increase by nearly 150 percent in the next 20 years, he warned.
"Obesity had reached epidemic proportions in the 21st century" Mr Kao said. "This size of China's population means that over one-fifth of the one billion of the world obese come from China.
"
The SensaSlim distribution partnership in Asia is a new direction away from the franchise model that was trialled in Australia.
"We believe that the lesson learnt from Australia is that the future is not in retail distribution by franchisees." SensaSlim Sales Manager for Asia, Mr Mark Lee said.
"The internet has changed the world and opened up new methods of selling and distribution and this is seen in the increase worldwide of home based businesses and the decline in traditional franchises."
"We also learnt that taste is a major issue so we have ceased manufacturing SensaSlim Solution and replaced it with the new formulation that is super effective in generating weight loss, and also has a very pleasant vanilla taste," he said.
"We anticipate that SensaSlim Slimming Spray will be introduced throughout India, China, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia in the first quarter of 2012," Mr Lee said.
SensaSlim Asia announced that it is commencing clinical trials of the new SensaSlim Slimming spray in China and India later this month.
"We are running double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trials on 400 patients over six months," he said. "We expect the results to be published in a peer-reviewed medical journal in 2012."
The SensaSlim Slimming Spray is believed by many to be the most effective weight loss product available on the market in the world today.
The potent active ingredients enter the blood stream and naturally suppress the appetite. Simultaneously, the taste buds are pleasantly desensitised by a natural herb. This sends a message to the brain that suppresses the appetite, without affecting the central nervous system.
SensaSlim is being described as a "dieter's dream", the easy way to lose weight without ever feeling hungry.
A person has on average 50,000 thoughts a day. Many of those thoughts are related to food, which prompts a call to action to eat.
Scientists have determined that to assist with weight loss, it was important to reduce a person thinking about food.
"SensaSlim removes the call to action to eat, by fooling the brain into believing that you are full, Mr Lee said. "In simple terms, if you don't think of food, you don't crave food, you don't eat food."
SensaSlim Slimming Spray makes taste break through
SensaSlim International Limited has announced a breakthrough in the formulation in its intra oral spray that has seen it withdraw SensaSlim Solution from the market and introduced a new product to be marketed as “SensaSlim Slimming Spray” in a pleasant vanilla flavor.
SensaSlim International Limited has announced a breakthrough in the formulation in its intra oral spray that has seen it withdraw SensaSlim Solution from the market and introduced a new product to be marketed as “SensaSlim Slimming Spray”.
The break through comes after 12 months of testing the SensaSlim Solution oral spray in Australia, where it was found to be pronominally successful in achieving weight loss, however the taste was seen to be a concern of many consumers.
SensaSlim is being hailed as the world's most successful weight loss product and totally revolutionary in so far as it desensitizes the taste buds. This was achieved by the use of some of the most thoroughly researched ingredients over the past 20 years including:
Levocarnitine, Chromium Nicotinate, Gymnema Sylvestre, Camellia Sinensis (green tea leaf extract), Hydroxycitric Acid (from Garcinia Cambogia fruit), Zanthoxylum bungeanum.
Whilst Zanthoxylum bungeanum is a natural ingredient did have the effect of desensitizing taste buds and fooling the brain into feeling that you are full, it is a natural spice that is more acceptable to Asian consumers than to western markets.
SensaSlim set about re-formulating the product with concentration on numbing of the taste buds without an unpleasant or strong taste. After extensive test the formulation has been perfected and enhanced with a very pleasant vanilla flavor.
The news of the pleasant vanilla taste of the SensaSlim product coincides with information released from a study, published in the 'International Journal of Obesity and Clinical Nutrition', which says our taste buds could be the key to obesity and builds on the discovery last year of a sixth taste that is responsive to the fat content of foods.
SensaSlim Slimming Spray will be release worldwide throughout 2012. However it will not be available in Australia due to contractual issues with the master franchisee who was stripped of the rights in June 2011.
SensaSlim International Limited says it was grateful being able to test the SensaSlim Solution product in Australia for over 12months and that a lot of lessons have been learnt from the exercise. Australia being the most obese nation on earth was the appropriate country to trial the product but now it is time for the company to go to a new level with a far more pleasant tasting product that is even more effective.
SensaSlim Slimming Spray contains several additional ingredients that were not found in SensaSlim Solution. “Before we introduced SensaSlim Slimming Spray there have been many years of research and part of that was introducing SensaSlim Solution product to Australia,” SensaSlim International legal manager, Alexandra White said. “To prove that there is a genuine consumer interest in a new method of achieving weight loss rather than the typical pill, patch and high protein drinks. “
“However taste is a key issue and was very important for us to deal with this before re formulating the product, and re marketing it to the world,” Mr. White said.
“The new SensaSlim Slimming Spray is formulated in Switzerland and will be available in 2012.”
SensaSlim International Limited has announced a breakthrough in the formulation in its intra oral spray that has seen it withdraw SensaSlim Solution from the market and introduced a new product to be marketed as “SensaSlim Slimming Spray” in a pleasant vanilla flavor.
SensaSlim International Limited has announced a breakthrough in the formulation in its intra oral spray that has seen it withdraw SensaSlim Solution from the market and introduced a new product to be marketed as “SensaSlim Slimming Spray”.
The break through comes after 12 months of testing the SensaSlim Solution oral spray in Australia, where it was found to be pronominally successful in achieving weight loss, however the taste was seen to be a concern of many consumers.
SensaSlim is being hailed as the world's most successful weight loss product and totally revolutionary in so far as it desensitizes the taste buds. This was achieved by the use of some of the most thoroughly researched ingredients over the past 20 years including:
Levocarnitine, Chromium Nicotinate, Gymnema Sylvestre, Camellia Sinensis (green tea leaf extract), Hydroxycitric Acid (from Garcinia Cambogia fruit), Zanthoxylum bungeanum.
Whilst Zanthoxylum bungeanum is a natural ingredient did have the effect of desensitizing taste buds and fooling the brain into feeling that you are full, it is a natural spice that is more acceptable to Asian consumers than to western markets.
SensaSlim set about re-formulating the product with concentration on numbing of the taste buds without an unpleasant or strong taste. After extensive test the formulation has been perfected and enhanced with a very pleasant vanilla flavor.
The news of the pleasant vanilla taste of the SensaSlim product coincides with information released from a study, published in the 'International Journal of Obesity and Clinical Nutrition', which says our taste buds could be the key to obesity and builds on the discovery last year of a sixth taste that is responsive to the fat content of foods.
SensaSlim Slimming Spray will be release worldwide throughout 2012. However it will not be available in Australia due to contractual issues with the master franchisee who was stripped of the rights in June 2011.
SensaSlim International Limited says it was grateful being able to test the SensaSlim Solution product in Australia for over 12months and that a lot of lessons have been learnt from the exercise. Australia being the most obese nation on earth was the appropriate country to trial the product but now it is time for the company to go to a new level with a far more pleasant tasting product that is even more effective.
SensaSlim Slimming Spray contains several additional ingredients that were not found in SensaSlim Solution. “Before we introduced SensaSlim Slimming Spray there have been many years of research and part of that was introducing SensaSlim Solution product to Australia,” SensaSlim International legal manager, Alexandra White said. “To prove that there is a genuine consumer interest in a new method of achieving weight loss rather than the typical pill, patch and high protein drinks. “
“However taste is a key issue and was very important for us to deal with this before re formulating the product, and re marketing it to the world,” Mr. White said.
“The new SensaSlim Slimming Spray is formulated in Switzerland and will be available in 2012.”
Weight loss is and will continue to be one of the most discussed topics related to health and in the past people could only rely on exercise, workouts and tough diets plans to manage weight and weight loss. Many of these weight management methods have not been overly attractive or convincing for people battling with weight management as they often required sheer dedication, commitment and hard work and if complete consistency is not maintained with this routine, the weight can often be easily regained.When people learned of new alternatives to weight loss they started to divert their attention to these products and often with little to no success Weight loss pills, supplements and tablets were among the most commonly and preferably consumed products and often the facts behind the results of these products have been vague.
A new product on the weight loss market, "Sensaslim" recently conducted the world's largest weight loss trail and reported excellent news all around. The results confirmed that SensaSlim Solution is unquestionably the most effective slimming solution available in the world today.
The trial saw 11,453 people from over 100 countries participate, they were given no special instructions about foods to eat or avoid and they were told not to change their exercise habits. It's important to note that unlike many other trials conducted on obesity, the majority of the study subjects did not need to lose significant amounts of weight, Some people lost more than 45 kilos in the six-month study!
In fact, the number one side effect was excess weight loss! Some people lost so much weight that the researchers had to drop them from the study – they actually became underweight. (This is because they were not significantly over-weight and did not need to be on a weight loss programme for six months)
The average weight loss of the participants was 15 kilos over the trial. The year-long trial (six month of using the spray and then six month follow up of weight monitoring) found that the average patient lost 16.9 percent of their body weight.
SensaSlim was developed following 20 years of research and the formulation is made of 100% natural ingredients which has been tested and proven safe for prolonged usage by humans. It has shown tremendous results to thousands of people around the world and these results are growing at a enormous rate every day, you can read the growing number of testimonials on the Sensaslim Facebook fan page.
With a huge growth in the interest of this revolutionary weight loss product, SensaSlim are now offering Country or Master Distributorships which offers Sensaslim franchising and the licensing opportunity for an individual or corporate entity to purchase the rights to sell Sensaslim within a country.
This is a fantastic opportunity and is a system that is win-win. Be in control of your destiny by running your own business, whilst being supported by an established brand, marketing and management system
For more information on this amazing weight loss product visit the Sensaslim website.
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