Why is losing weight so hard?
Research (1) shows that our metabolism works against us. When we lose weight,
our metabolism slows and our bodies move into starvation mode; and that slowed
metabolism allows the pounds to creep back.
Science Meets Nature in Our Supplements
Exogenous (or made outside the
body) ketones like raspberry ketones were shown, in a groundbreaking study from
2017, to push people into a state of ketosis (2). When your body is in ketosis,
your sense of hunger slows and your metabolism speeds up. This state is the
goal of diets like the Keto Diet. By
adding raspberry ketones to your diet, through our supplements, you could get
the same impact without the hassle of a restrictive eating plan.
Raspberry ketones have also been
associated with anti-obesity action, in studies performed with mice. In the
most well-known study of this phenomenon, published in 2005 (3), researchers
split mice into two groups. Both were fed a high-fat diet, but only one also
got raspberry ketones too. The raspberry group did not gain as much weight as
the other group, and had better scores of liver health.
Clearly, mice are not humans.
Studies with humans are ongoing, and we eagerly wait for those results. But,
studies like this do demonstrate how much power is packed within a ketone
supplement.
JNK Gene
As part of
the JNK Diet, the ingredients used in the JNK Drops are added to help reduce
the activation of the JNK gene and work synergistically with one another.
Most medications
activate the JNK gene and it is that activation of the JNK that leads to medication
induced weight gain and insulin resistance.
(1) "Persistent
Metabolic Adaptation 6 Years After 'The Biggest Loser' Competition."
Obesity: A Research Journal. May 2016.
(2) "On the
Metabolism of Exogenous Ketones in Humans." Frontiers in
Physiology, (2017)
(3) "Anti-Obese
Action of Raspberry Ketone." Life Sciences. May 2005.