CLA: A New Fat to Fight Fat!

Before the recent carb-cutting craze, many experts suggested that the best way to lose fat was to cut fat consumption from your diet. There are many good reasons for this--fat is, in fact, the most calorie-dense macro nutrient (carbs and protein contain 4 calories per gram while fat contains 9). And cutting calories, in general, can help you drop weight.

With this information, millions of dieters around the country were depriving themselves of their favorite foods. Soon they would lose control, binge, and go off their diets.

Now, however, many of these "diet experts" are eating their words AND their fat. Specifically by adding special types of fats to their diets. One fat in particular is getting a great deal of attention from researchers, scientists, and supplement experts alike. That is, conjugated linoleic acid--better known as CLA.

What Is CLA?

While no supplement should be considered a "miracle-pill" (as you're likely already well aware, it's important for both health and weight loss efforts to start with a quality eating plan combined with your activity program), CLA is earning a reputation for being the "next best thing."

One double-blind study, conducted by Thom Erling, Ph.D., gave one group CLA for breakfast, lunch, and dinner while a second group received a placebo. (A placebo is a replacement pill that looks the same but has no active ingredient in it.) After three months, the CLA group enjoyed a 15 to 20% decrease in body fat compared to the placebo group, which experienced little change.

According to another study that appeared in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, a group of 180 overweight men and women, who took CLA over a period of one year, lost nine percent of their total body fat WITHOUT diet or exercise. Imagine their results if they had been eating smart and adding some activity to their day!

Ola Gudmundsen, managing director of Scandinavian Clinical Research, presented the findings of another study, which suggested that CLA could help people lose weight, primarily by reducing body fat.

In this study, 60 overweight people, who again were NOT allowed to diet, were put on either a placebo or CLA for 12 weeks. At the end of the 12 weeks, the subjects in the CLA group had lost over double the amount of weight than the placebo group who didn't take CLA. Most promising was that the researchers found the loss came primarily from body fat.

A recent review by Thomas M. Larson indicates that CLA may have potential anti-carcinogenic effects (as a potent antioxidant) and may help reduce the risk of hardening of the arteries and improve insulin response (An improved insulin response can help reduce body-fat storage). So, CLA's healthbenefits may extend beyond just weight loss.

How Does It Work?

Although researchers are still trying to figure out this very question, the leading CLA researcher, Michael W. Pariza from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, suggests, "In a general sense, what CLA is doing is keeping little fat cells from getting big... perhaps by blocking certain enzymes that let fat cells swell."

Regardless of how it works, research shows that CLA is very safe to use because it's a naturally occurring fat. It's even found in trace amounts in foods like cheese and meats, but not in high enough amounts to have a positive effect.

For weight loss, researchers suggest an effective amount of CLA for weight loss is 3,000 mg (three grams) each day. This means you simply take one gelatin capsule with breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

And the great thing is you can take CLA with any other GNS product like Slim Seduction or Slim Body Shakes without any problems--you may even get better results!

It's that simple.

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What to Look for in a Quality CLA Supplement

Not all supplements are created equal--even when it comes to the same supplement made by different brands. In fact, some CLA on the market does not even contain any real CLA--instead, the capsules are filled with plain old vegetable oil. Thus, it's important to always go with quality brands, known for their purity. One such brand is Tonalin, which contains 70% to 80% pure CLA.

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Scientific References Cited: Erling, T., "A Pilot Study with the Aim of Studying the Efficacy and Tolerability of CLA (Tonalin) on the Body Composition in Humans" (Medstat Research Ltd., Liilestrom, Norway, 1997). Gaullier, J.M., et al., "Conjugated Linoleic Acid Supplementation for One Year Reduces Body Fat Mass in Healthy Overweight Humans," Am J Clin Nutr 79.6 (2004) : 1118-25. Kamphuis, M., "Effect of Conjugated Linoleic Acid Supplementation After Weight Loss on Appetite and Food Intake in Overweight Subjects," Eur J Clin Nutr 57.10 (2003) : 1268-74. Larsen, T.M., et al., "Efficacy and Safety of Dietary Supplements Containing Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) for the Treatment of Obesity--Evidence from Animal and Human Studies," J Lipid Res 2003. Pariza, M.W., et al., "Mechanism of Body Fat Reduction by Conjugated Linoleic Acid," FASEB J 11 (1997) : A139.