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A chemical-free natural weight loss pill may help millions of people around the world lose weight, so believe the researchers who published the results of the clinical study on the new pill, which was conducted on 60 people.
The researchers revealed early and promising results from the use of the experimental pill, which, just like the weight loss shots Wigobi and Ozpik, makes the body feel full from a meal faster and after consuming fewer calories.
The experimenters who received the pill consumed 13 percent fewer calories, on average, in one meal.
But unlike the popular slimming drugs, the new pill contains only natural and nutritious substances, meaning it is free of any possible side effects.
The new slimming pill is based, among other things, on broccoli acids/ShutterStock
The inventor of the new pill, Dr. Medusha Peiris, a neuroscientist at Queen Mary University in London, explains that the pill causes the body to produce more of the peptide hormone, similar to glucagon, a hormone that regulates appetite and feelings of satiety. This is exactly the same mechanism by which the popular weight loss injections work.
"We developed a way Making people feel full from a smaller amount of food using natural, nutritious ingredients," said Dr. Peiris.
"None of the people who tried the new pill reported side effects, and we estimate that the reason for this is that the pill is made of nutrients that are in any case in our diet, which distinguishes it from the drugs on the market."
After being tested on 60 people, the results of the study were promising.
The pill, which the participants took twice a day, caused eight out of ten people who participated in the study to eat 13% less food than those who did not take it.
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The pill, which the participants took twice a day, caused eight out of ten people who took part in the study to eat 13% less food than those who did not take it
What is the new slimming pill made of?
Its exact ingredients have not yet been revealed, because it is a patent in the registration stages.
However, it is known that they are all natural and some of them come from broccoli, coconut oil and perilla seed oil, which contains a considerable amount of omega 3, omega 6 and omega 9 acids, even more than flax seeds, which are considered one of the best sources of these acids.
These polyunsaturated fatty acids are beneficial to health—especially the proper functioning of the immune system—and have been linked to improving memory-related conditions.
Now it remains to check the doses of the pill
The developer of the new pill, Enterica, which is supported by Queen Mary University's investment fund, won a grant from the British government in order to expand the trials of the pill to 150 more people, a trial that will begin this summer.
Dr Peiris added: "Obesity is a global public health problem that requires safe, effective, accessible and complementary treatments to reduce the amount of food people consume.
We have proven in a clinical trial that our nutrient-based approach can reduce food intake.
Now we need to show how different doses of the substance have different effects.
This will allow us to produce a product that is natural but clinically proven and approved to exactly the same standard as a pharmaceutical drug."
After the end of this trial, the natural slimming pill will be available for purchase, first in the UK, and then all over the world.
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