Ultra African Mango

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 What is African Mango? 

African Mango (Irvingia Gabonensis) is a mango-like super fruit that comes from a tree native to West Africa called the Irvingia Gabonensis tree.  This fruit is more commonly known as African Mango and  has been used for hundreds of years. The seed or nut of the fruit was ground up and used in cooking. The local tribesmen used it as a staple in their diet and was also used on long hunting trips to give them endurance and starve off hunger. The genus for the plant is named after Dr. Edward George Irving, a British Royal Navy surgeon.  It has only been the last 20 years that the western culture scientists have recognized and discovered the incredible health benefits.  African Mango offers a natural alternative solution to both traditional and "fad" dieting, and requires no expensive exercise programs or expensive meal plans.

How Does African Mango Work?

African Mango acts as a fat burner and suppresses appetite.  Irvingia Gabonensis helps target stubborn fat and helps accelerate the metabolism naturally by helping the body to burn stored fat.  The seed is high in fiber and fat, which are both essential components in weight-loss. Fiber helps to cleanse the body of bad cholesterol and toxins while the fat helps to suppress appetite, provide neuro-support, and stimulate hormone production. The consumption of Irvingia gabonensis stimulates leptin, which is a hormone the body produces that signals to your brain that you are full.  Irvingia Gabonensis also works to increase energy.  Energy increases activity levels which result in an increase in caloric burn.  It is a simple science. If you are burning more calories that you consume, you lose weight.   

Clinical Studies 

Study #1 

"I. Gabonensis (known as 'dikanut' in these studies) has been studied as a dietary fibre for reducing the hyperglycemic effects and lipid metabolism disruption caused by diabetes mellitus.  Adamson and his team (1986) found that giving diabetic patients a dose of dikanut preparation daily for 4 weeks reduced blood glucose levels to normal and additionally increased the activity of three ATPases, that usually fall significantly below regular levels in diabetics."

"These dietary fibres work by delaying gastric emptying and thus reducing the intestinal sugar absorption rate.  This reduced rate improves the sensitivity of the tissues to insulin, resulting in increased glucose uptake.  Adamson continued his studies with Omoruyi (1994) to try to work out how I. Gabonensis alters the lipid metabolism of diabetics.  Adamson and his workers had previously found that the blood glucose and lipid levels of type II diabetic patients could be improved by a dose of 4g of dikanut per 100g of food."

Study #2

The University of Yaounde in Cameroon, Africa in 2005 conducted a 1 month double blind study on how African Mango (Irvingia Gabonensis) helped manage obesity.  In this study, 40 people were randomly selected to participate.  28 of the 40 people received 1.05g of the African Mango extract three times a day.  12 of the 40 people were given a placebo 3 times a day.

Results:  The average body weight of the 28 people that were taking the African Mango extract decreased by 5.26%.  The 12 people that were taking the placebo only decreased by 1.32%.  The study also found in the 28 people a compelling decrease in cholesterol.

One of Oprah Winfrey's favorite doctors, Dr. Mehmet Oz recently tried African Mango himself.  He featured African Mango on his popular Dr. Oz television show.  He only took one African Mango capsule per day and lost 7 pounds in 28 days. When introducing African Mango on his show, he called African Mango a "breakthrough supplement" and a "miracle in your medicine cabinet" as well as a "daily must" for losing weight.  He now includes African Mango in his "The Just 10 Challenge"  list of healthy habits you should adopt to lose weight.  -The Dr. Oz Show, September 13, 2010.