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Garcinia Cambogia is a natural suppressor for appetite. It helps to suppress the Appetite and boost up the metabolism naturally. It acts on elimination of excess fat from the body as it does not allow body to store excess of fat. The fruit of Garcinia Cambogia is used to heal Rheumatism and Gastric related disorders.

According to Dr. OZ, a revolutionary new fat buster has been discovered and it is backed by scientific studies that prove its effectiveness. This fat blasting fruit is called “Garcinia cambogia”, the active component in the fruit that is responsible for weight loss is known as hydroxycitric acid (HcA). Dr. OZ recommends that Garcinia cambogia Extract (GcE) should have at least 50% HcA Hydroxycitric Acid.

The way the hydroxycitric acid (HcA) found in Garcinia cambogia Extract works to help people lose weight is by chemically blocking an enzyme called citrate lyase. once this enzyme is blocked, it can no longer be utilized to convert carbohydrates and sugar into stored fat. Blocking fat production by using this method also results in a lower level of triglycerides and bad cholesterol (LdL).

Meet the New Additions To Your Weight Loss Recipe!

• Garcinia Fruit Extract (Garcinia cambogia) is a bitter fruit used for centuries in Southeastern Asia to add satiety to meals. Derived from the rind, hydroxycitric acid contains several phytochemi cals.


• Bromelain is a mixture of enzymes found in pineapples which digest protein.


• Chromium Polynicotinate is popular amoung body builders whose aim is to lose weight and build lean muscle mass. When bonded to niacin, Chromium is better absorbed by the body.


• Apple Cider Vinegar Powder is shown in trials to suppress the appetite.


• Spirulina is a microalgae thriving in sunny regions of alkaline waters. This super food is known to supply nutrients that are needed to cleanse and heal your body.

HCA - What is it?
Hydroxycitric acid is a derivative of citric acid that is found in select tropical plants, including Garcinia cambogia and Hibiscus subdariffa.It is also a common ingredient in Indian and Thai food, as a condiment and flavoring agent, in curries and chutneys.

HCA and weight loss
HCA has recently been included in a variety of weight loss supplements based on research that suggests it plays a role in lipid metabolism and glucose absorption. Animal studies have shown that HCA can delay intestinal glucose absorption, preventing spikes in blood sugar and therefore the need for the body to produce high levels of insulin. Large and fast spikes in blood sugar can be correlated with a higher risk of obesity. A slower release of glucose and insulin also means satiety is longer lasting, leaving you feeling full for longer periods. These studies have not been conducted on humans and as of yet, these blood sugar regulating and appetite blocking effects are only speculative.

HCA and cholesterol
Studies are also suggesting that HCA can have a positive effect on lipid profiles, reducing total cholesterol, LDL lipoproteins, triglycerides and serum leptin levels. Leptin circulates in the body at levels that are directly proportional to body fat, also referred to as the ‘full hormone’ it has been shown to send signals to the brain that the body has had enough to eat. In these same studies, HCA has also been shown to increase HDL cholesterol levels and excretion of urinary fat metabolites. Some researchers believe it exerts these lipid-regulating effects by inhibiting an enzyme in the body that converts carbohydrates to fat for storage. Further studies need to be conducted to validate these studies.

Where do I find it?
HCA can be found as a component of many weight loss combinations, most commonly in capsule form. It is also available as a part of a proprietary blend of herbs aimed at weight loss, called Citrimax. Garcinia cambogia, or tamarind, is a small fruit that contains HCA extract in its rind and may be the source of HCA in many supplements. Supplements containing garcinia cambogia may label it as GCE.

Dosage and Safety Information
Guidelines for dosage range from 500-1000 mg before meals, up to a maximum dose of 3000 mg/day.

There is very little information about the safety of HCA, or Citrimax for use as a supplement. The little we do know suggests that supplements containing HCA should be used with caution. Some individuals using products that contained HCA experienced severe liver damage, while others reported cardiovascular, neurological , gastrointestinal and respiratory problems while taking supplements containing HCA or garcinia cambogia. In 2009, the US Food and Drug Administration issued warnings against many products containing high amounts of HCA for these reasons.

Individuals who are taking medications for diabetes should use HCA with caution or speak with a health professional before using. It may also exacerbate muscle degeneration in individuals taking statin medications, which are known to cause rhabdomyolysis in some individuals. There is also the possibility that HCA may worsen dementia and Alzheimer’s disease and should not be used by individuals already dealing with these conditions.