Monday, March 25, 2013

Fat Burning Supplement That Torches Fat (100% Natural)


Fat Burning Supplement That Torches Fat (100% Natural)


Caffeine is a natural wonder supplement. It’s most commonly consumed in the form of morning coffee to jumpstart your day. What many don’t realize is it can also jumpstart your workout and fat loss. The benefits of caffeine are many.
Caffeine stimulates your sympathetic nervous system, increasing release of epinephrine and norepinephrine, so those fight or flight neurons will be firing on all cylinders. Additionally caffeine has been shown to increase pain tolerance, so you can push out more reps at the end of a grueling workout. Lastly, it will increase your circulation and elevate your heart rate, so your muscles will get plenty of blood flowing to them. All these factors will aid in creating a more intense exercise experience.
From a fat loss perspective caffeine has many advantages. It curbs your appetite, so you will tend to eat less. It also stimulates your metabolism, so in a given time period you’ll burn more calories per pound of lean mass. Lastly, it actually stimulates your fat cells to breakdown and release stored fat. If you consume caffeine prior to working out, these mobilized fat stores will be used as energy. Therefore caffeine consumption will help your burn fat directly and indirectly.

Finally, caffeine is thought to be good for your overall health. Many studies have shown lower incidences of certain kinds of cancer, diabetes, and inflammatory condition in coffee drinkers.

Though the effects of caffeine are seen no matter how you consume it, you can optimize your nutrition through how you consume it.C coffee has a good deal of caffeine in addition to natural occurring free radical fighting antioxidants. The key is to not ruin the nutritious benefits of a cup of coffee or espresso with too much cream or sugar. Many drinks from coffee shops have a ton of added sugars, flavoring, and fat from milk and cream. A little sugar, artificial sweetener, and milk is fine. But be careful no to overdo it. Some other sources of caffeine that should be avoided are sugar laden energy drinks. If you enjoy these, at least opt for the sugar free varieties. Green and white teas have less caffeine per serving, but contain some of the greatest concentrations of antioxidants.

So unless you’re overly sensitive to stimulants, consuming caffeine prior to workouts is an easy way to maximize your time in the gym and beyond. We'd recommend about 100 mg of caffeine approximately 30 minutes prior to exercise. This is the amount in a medium cup of coffee or large tea.

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